Synopsis

Time. We squander it, conserve it, let it slip away, and create it. The world itself is governed by its relentless flow. Yet, inquire of physicists as to time's true nature, and the response may surprise you: they remain fundamentally uncertain. More astonishing still, the intuitive sense we possess of time’s progression – from present to past – might be nothing more than a trick of perception. How can our grasp of something so intimately experienced be so profoundly mistaken?