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there is increasing experimental support for the notion that many of the computations the brain performs, particularly those that are temporal in nature, rely on the brain’s ability to generate complex, time-varying neural trajectories that can be used to produce the spatiotemporal patterns that underlie our ability to reach out and flip the page of a book or play the piano.20
Your Brain is a Time Machine: The Neuroscience and Physics of Time
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