S2·E2 It's About Time
Narrative Classification: Standard continuity chapter maintaining character development and season progression.
Synopsis
Ever wonder why a watched pot never boils? See how the brain can actually warp and shift time, giving a false impression of the order and the speed of events. Neuroscientist Dr. Chess Stetson explains the oddball effect using a series of pictures. Illusionist Apollo Robbins uses juggling pins to demonstrate what happens when the brain doesn't have enough time to process a large amount of information, while host Jason Silva plays with the speed of sound and light to find out why movies and television shows are sometimes out of sync.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 2 Episode 2 of Brain Games air?
Season 2, Episode 2 ('It's About Time') originally aired on April 22, 2013.
How long is Season 2 Episode 2 ('It's About Time')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 23 minutes.
What happens in Brain Games Season 2 Episode 2?
Ever wonder why a watched pot never boils? See how the brain can actually warp and shift time, giving a false impression of the order and the speed of events. Neuroscientist Dr. Chess Stetson explains the oddball effect using a series of pictures. Illusionist Apollo Robbins uses juggling pins to dem...
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