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Changes to heart rate influence how quickly we experience the passage of time, study reveals

Researchers from Liverpool John Moores University have found that our sense of how quickly time is passing is partly caused by changes in our bodies.

One Diabolical Fantasy by Boyd R. Collins

One Diabolical Fantasy: Metaverse Delusions vs. the Reality of Body & Soul by Boyd R. Collins

Spiegel & Grau Do It Again

Imaginable excerpt: The future takes 10 years.

Ten years is enough time for society and your own life to become dramatically different.

Want to be Happier? Turn Everyday Tasks Into a Game

After suffering a terrible concussion, game designer Jane McGonigal created a game to help her feel better. In the years since, it's helped nearly half a million other people overcome depression, anxiety and other mood disorders.

Want to future-proof your life from pandemics? Play simulation games.

Futurist Jane McGonigal explains how you can prepare your brain for the next big disaster — biological or otherwise.

Concord town crier for March 20, 2022

PENACOOKCommunity center■The public is invited to learn more about the Penacook Community Center Revitalization Project at an in-person meeting with the architects and project team on March 22 at 5:30 p.m.  The meeting will be held at the Boys &...

The Gamification of Fitness: Are We Getting Played by Our Exercise Apps?

The video game elements often blamed for sedentary lifestyles are now being used to get people moving

Snow Days 2022: Booksellers Time Travel to 2032, Return Before Lunch

Snow Days 2022: Booksellers Time Travel to 2032, Return Before Lunch

In the first event of ABA's Snow Days conference, game designer Jane McGonigal led more than 500 participants in a few rounds of “mental time travel,” in which she asked listeners, among other things, to peer 10 years ahead to everyone's collective future in bookselling,