Are there any researchers on the concept of time?

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The discussion centers on a 16-year-old's research project titled "Is our perception of time an illusion?" The participant seeks assistance in obtaining an interview with a researcher due to the niche nature of the topic. Suggestions include reaching out to local community colleges or universities, specifically the Physics Department, for potential interviews with professors. The forum emphasizes the difficulty in finding accessible experts in this specialized field.

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  • Understanding of the philosophical and scientific concepts of time perception
  • Familiarity with research methodologies and interview techniques
  • Basic knowledge of academic structures, particularly in higher education
  • Awareness of notable figures and resources in the field of time studies
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  • Research local community colleges or universities with strong Physics Departments
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  • Learn about effective interview techniques for academic research
  • Investigate online platforms for connecting with researchers in niche fields
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This discussion is beneficial for high school students, aspiring researchers, and anyone interested in the philosophical and scientific exploration of time perception.

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I am 16 and I'm doing a research project titled "Is our perception of time an illusion?" I've got many articles and other sources that have helped me develop an essay, but I am also expected to get an interview with someone which is extremely hard as it is such a specific topic and doesn't seem to be very popular. All I have seen is famous people on youtube, but I doubt they would have time for any kind of interview even just through email. So, I was hoping I could get some help with this from anyone because I'm really struggling. I would also be interested to see what any of your opinions are on the question. Thanks.
 
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Welcome to the PF.

Sorry, for privacy reasons, we do not allow interviews here on the PF. Perhaps there is a community college or university near you where you could talk to the Physics Department about a short conversation with one of their professors about this. Best of luck. :smile:
 

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