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AM on IHeart Radio. Now we're back into time travel. You were telling us what got you

interested. After this horrible episode when you were four, as you became an adult, you stayed

interested in time travel. How come?

Yeah, well, because time seemed to pass differently for me. Again, I could make things slow down.

I could, again, I gave the example. If I drop a wine glass, I can catch it by the stem.

And I think one reason is, and this is happening a lot in sports, where people slow down the field.

Michael Jordan was famous for this. so slowing down the field where your brain slows down time slows down what you see so that it doesn't pass at a normal time

obviously if you drop a glass you can't just grab it because you would know where

its stem was but if you can slow it down you can see where grab it because you would know where its stem was,

but if you can slow it down, you can see where the stem is and just pick it out of the air.

Interesting, you say that, Lisa, because I was told by professional hockey players and baseball

players, the good ones, that they had the ability to slow down a pitch mentally when it was

being tossed at them or a hockey puck that was shot at them.

They were able to slow it down and pick it up by slowing down time.

That's right.

Well, there are a couple of theories about what time is.

One is that it only exists in our minds.

So in our minds, we feel that time flows forward.

And that's because we remember the past, but we don't remember the future.

So we think it flows forward.

So if time only exists in our individual minds, then it can pass differently for different people.

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