Metabolic–Attentional Dynamics as a Minimal Generative Mechanism for Subjective Time

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<p>Background: Subjective time is commonly modeled as the output of an internal clock or accumulator. However, empirical phenomena such as Weber-like timing, affect-dependent distortions (e.g., depression, flow, crisis), and the dissolution of time during attentional shifts suggest that temporal experience may not arise from a dedicated pacemaker, but from intrinsic neural dynamics governing internal state updates...

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• Adaptation, Physiological
• Advanced Neuroimaging Techniques and Applications
• Circadian Rhythm
• Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
• Homeostasis
• Models, Theoretical
• Phenotype
• Sleep

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d63ab9e6-7d5c-51e4-93a5-20572318c501

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/xurt6_v1