What a fascinating talk by Irena Arslanova at TEDxBerlin! The connection between the heartbeat and our perception of time is truly mind-boggling. It's amazing to think about how our internal bodily signals, like the beating of the heart, can influence our experience of time. I loved learning about how each heartbeat can shape our perception of time, making it feel shorter or longer. It really makes you appreciate the intricate relationship between our brain, heart, and time. Such a thought-provoking talk that highlights the importance of mindfulness and awareness in shaping our temporal experience. Thank you for sharing such valuable insights, Irena!

I recommend you extend your study with willing, former, disabled and retired athletesand sports coaches. Time distortion and time perception is very evident in sports. Specifically sport shooting, baseball, golf and any kind of gymnastics

Our perception of time is deeply intertwined with our physiological states, specifically the rhythm of our heartbeats. This embodied experience reveals that as our heart rate changes, so does our sense of time-speeding up with a rapid heartbeat and slowing down with a relaxed one. This intricate dance between the heart and brain not only shapes how we perceive each moment but also suggests that by understanding and influencing our internal states, we can potentially control our experience of time.

Really great speech! Absolutely amazing!

Wow, thank you for sharing this fascinating insight on how our heartbeat can influence our perception of time. It's truly amazing how interconnected our physiological processes are with our subjective experience. This information is not only intriguing but also has practical implications for understanding and perhaps even manipulating our perception of time. Thank you for providing such valuable knowledge!

This was so interesting and insightful. So happy we got to see this in person!

Excellent information and investigation about time and its relationship between the heart and brain! Thank you so much!❤

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BREATHE, BREATHE & BREATHE !!

Can a heartbeat shape our experience of time ? It can indeed shape the experience of anything : The branch of neuroscience we study is influenced by the heartbeat itself, and the consciousness we possess is sustained by it. Without the body, we have nothing.

Just breathe!

So many dependent variables here, do you actually think ECG is significantly representative as to what and how we feel?

@neuro_Irena

14 сағат бұрын

ECG was merely a tool here, we used ECG to try to tap into the relationship between heart and perception of time. Heart alone does not equal how we feel, but it does shape it :)

So is that why we say follow your heart and is that why our heart feels heavy when things doesn't go our way or we let go of something we like?

smart

Or.. How your experience of time affects your heartbeat.... Just sayin"

@TheRealNickG

12 күн бұрын

It's dialectical, like chicken and the egg. Which one came first, which one causes the other? Both but neither came first, a seeming contradiction that "just is".

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One question… in a physical fight our heart is beating faster and time going slow… isn’t that contradictory to this study?

@neuro_Irena

14 сағат бұрын

Excellent question! Things always become tricky when you add additional variables, in this case, arousal. Arousal in itself has a huge modulatory influence on neural activity, e.g., by amplifying attention, that effect may be sufficient to slow time down and it's probably so powerful that it overshadows the effect of momentary heart fluctuations, which may have a larger effect in a state of relatively lower arousal. I am trying to also examine the interplay between arousal, heart and time perception. We actually did manipulate arousal in the paper, but by showing fearful vs happy faces, but that is way less arousing than the excellent example you're giving, so we need a better method of inducing heightened arousal in the lab. I'm trying to do just that in near future.

At 7:47 Irena meant to say, I believe, that "each beat momentarily suppressed perception, but between the beats perception was momentarily increased."

@gadineshkumar

5 күн бұрын

so when the beating is slow, perception is higher.

@Jeustful

5 күн бұрын

@@gadineshkumar yes, I believe so.

@neuro_Irena

14 сағат бұрын

ah yes, that was a mistake on my part ! thank you for pointing it out here.

@Jeustful

14 сағат бұрын

@neuro_Irena you're welcome! Really enjoyed your presentation.

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Mid-19th century experiments pointed at this (not that precisely)

@neuro_Irena

14 сағат бұрын

I'm curious, do you have any specific examples at hand? Would love to check those out.

"Time's fun when you're having flies." Kermit the frog.

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11 күн бұрын

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We are all time lords and ladies 😂

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12 күн бұрын

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@neuro_Irena

14 сағат бұрын

I'm 29

@davidelias13

14 сағат бұрын

@@neuro_Irena Great

@davidelias13

12 сағат бұрын

@@neuro_Irena I was in a bad mood when I wrote that. I apologize. Well wishes.

She is talking to like kindergarden

@fullybakedtv796

12 күн бұрын

This your first Ted Talk?

@anti506

12 күн бұрын

@@fullybakedtv796 no it is not

@neuro_Irena

14 сағат бұрын

keeping it kindergarden-friendly :)

Too many 'maybe's in this explanation.......

That is.. ..... *Very* Very Fascinating and Interesting.. And I'm Smelling What Your Selling Madam - However; I think I might - at least partially gotta disagree.. It is one's Experiences and Situations that Shape (and Influence) time and (subsequently) make it longer or shorter.. ...or Both. 🫶

@Jeustful

12 күн бұрын

And what influences our perception of those experiences and situations?

@drumbum3.142

11 күн бұрын

@Jeustful Quite Literally the A - Z Situation, Circumstance, Experience, and/or Conversation Itself.

@Jeustful

11 күн бұрын

@@drumbum3.142 and, by the research, the body itself.

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