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Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Attention

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All natural environments have an inherent spatial and temporal organization. Spatial experience can be mapped onto a Cartesian coordinate system. Furthermore, there is a natural temporal order to all physical events and human experience. Though these tenets are intuitively evident and seem obvious today, the basis for people’s experience of space and time has been one of the enduring problems for philosophers and scientists throughout the ages.

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