As a joke, Albert Einstein once painted this picture to explain his theory of relativity:“Put your
hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour …

We investigated whether communicative cues help observers to make sense of human
interaction. We recorded EEG from an observer monitoring two individuals who were …

The perception of human movement, such as facial expressions and other bodily actions, is
critically important for interpreting social cues. It is therefore not surprising that research into …

Recognizing others' social interactions is a crucial human ability. Using simple stimuli,
previous studies have shown 11 that social interactions are processed in the superior …

Both Buonomano and Rovelli (2021) and Gruber et al.(2022) contain interesting
interdisciplinary proposals for how to think about the relation between humans' experience …

Numerous studies show that social cues are processed preferentially by the human visual
system and that perception of communicative intentions, particularly those self-directed …

From the standpoint of a clock or calendar, each standard temporal unit is exactly the same:
Every minute contains 60 seconds; every day contains 24 hours. However, standard …

Assuming that time perception is, indeed, a form of perception (Glicksohn, 2001)—an area
acknowledged as such, now and again, in textbooks on perception (Murch, 1973; Chap. 7; …

Every joint collaborative physical activity performed by a group of people, eg, carrying a
table, typically leads to the emergence of spatiotemporal coordination of individual motor …

Gruber et al.(2022) propose an interesting way of addressing the difficult, but fundamental
problem of the nature of time. This problem is a long lasting one for physicists …