It's not to hard to decide (even while there's no access to the content) how much science there is in this underimpressive conclusion. "The misalignment betwee

It's not to hard to decide (even while there's no access to the content) how much science there is in this underimpressive conclusion. "The misalignment between mental-image time and clock time serves to unite the voluminous observations of this phenomenon in the literature...." So ... it was already obvious to many, then? "Why do we tend to focus on the unusual (the surprise), not on the ever present?" Hmmm. I'll venture that it's something to do with survival? But let me check the voluminous literature on that.