Description
Self location
The more we learn about coordinates, the more we understand their tendency to melt into each other. Far-flung bits of space can get entangled. At the tiniest scales, space and time dissolve into a complex foam. In the brain, grid cells that mark our location in space also help us demarcate time.
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- This issue also includes contributions from: Ghiora Aharoni, Ivan Amato, Jonathan Berger, Saint Clair Cemin, Andrew Curry, Fredericka Foster, Philip Glass, Beth Jacobs, J.B. MacKinnon, Christian B. Miller, Matt Phillips, and Lee Smolin.
