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"In the end Mann can’t decide whether boredom is a good or bad thing, while Wittmann’s more organised approach gives him the confidence he needs to walk off a cliff as he tries to use the brain alone to account for consciousness. But despite the flaws, Wittmann is insightful and Mann is engaging, and, praise be, there’s always next time."
Past, present, future: How do we deal with time?
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I prefer to measure life rather than time. Time has never held much fascination for me. Waste it? Go ahead, who cares? But don't waste my life. Don't waste your life. Don't waste any life. Likewise, the past, present, and future are containers of events. Those are important. Those are worth experiencing and studying. Bored? Simple. Boring people are frequently bored. Avoid them.
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