The Time Paradox

Time

• Wikipedia entry on time
  What the rest of the world thinks about Time.
• Official US Time
  The modern, online version of “the time lady”.
• On Time: A Smithsonian Exhibit on Time
  Explores the changing ways we have measured, used, and thought about time over the past three hundred years.
• More Official US Exhibits on Time
  Several great sites on day light savings time, clocks, watches, and time.
• The Long Now Foundation
  The Long Now Foundation was established in 01996 to foster responsibility in the framework of the next 10,000 years.
• Britannica.com Exhibit on Time and Clocks
  Clockworks: From Sundials to the Atomic Second
• The Internet Time Blog
  A great collection of links by Jay Cross and others at the Internet Time Group.
• The Future of Time (A Discovery Magazine Article by Alan Burdick)
  A very interesting article on how the brain experiences time by the talented Alan Burdick.
• The Clock Watchers: Americans at Work (Time Magazine Article from 1976)
  Written in 1976, this article explores how American’s use time has changed over 200 years.
• The US Navy Time Services Department
  The Official Source of Time for the Department of Defense (DoD), the Global Positioning System (GPS), and a Standard of Time for the United States.
• International Association for Time Use Research
  An international organization that explores how people use their time.
• Playing with Time
  Check out the “Playing with time: A place in time” exhibit and observe the effects of time over second, days, months, and years.
• A Walk through Time (By the National Institute of Standards and Technology)
  An online exhibit documenting the measurement of time through the ages.
• Time (by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry)
  Another excellent online exhibit.
• Time Lapse
  Some great time lapse videos of cross-country drives. Definitely worth a look.
• Secrets of Greatness: How I Work (A Fortune article on CNNMoney.com)
  Describes the work practices of twelve famous people.

Psychology

• Stanford Psychology
  This is where the clock started on our time research.
• The American Psychological Association
  Our professional organization. Phil is past-president.

Publishing

• The Free Press
  The terrific publishers of The Time Paradox. Special thanks for Leslie and Donna.