What happens when time stops?
Across thousands of DMT experiences, people report the same impossible phenomenon: minutes stretch into eternities, or time disappears altogether. Is this hallucination—or a clue to how the brain constructs time itself?
When Time Stops explores a bold scientific framework linking neuroscience, physics, and consciousness. Drawing on research in microtubules, information theory, and spacetime dynamics, Eugene Catrambone proposes that subjective time is not merely perceived—it is physically shaped by the structure and coherence of awareness.
From the chemistry of DMT to the geometry of spacetime, this book takes readers on a journey through the mechanisms that may regulate the mind's internal clock. The result is a provocative synthesis bridging psychedelics, cognitive science, and fundamental physics.
For readers interested in consciousness, time perception, neuroscience, and the frontiers of theoretical science, When Time Stops offers a new way to think about the fabric of experience itself.
