The Role of Subjective Temporality in Future-Oriented Mental Time Travel

In this chapter we examine the tendency to view future-oriented mental time travel as a unitary faculty that, despite task-driven surface variation, ultimately reduces to a common phenomenological state. We review evidence that FMTT is neither unitary nor beholden to episodic memory: Rather, it is varied both in its memorial underpinnings and experiential realization. We conclude that the phenomenological diversity characterizing FMTT is dependent not on the type of memory activated during task performance, but on the kind of subjective temporality associated with the memory in play

Well-Being in the Christian Tradition

This paper discusses well-being in the Christian tradition

TyRE.Homo_sapiens_nucl

Alignment to the Homo sapiens nuclear and mitochondrial reference genomes for sample TyRE

Ty.Equus_cab_nucl

Alignment to the Equus caballus nuclear reference genome for sample Ty

Tu.Homo_sapiens_nucl

Alignment to the Homo sapiens nuclear and mitochondrial reference genomes for sample Tu

TuRE.Equus_cab_nucl

Alignment to the Equus caballus nuclear reference genome for sample TuRE

BaB.Equus_cab_nucl

Alignment to the Equus caballus nuclear reference genome for sample BaB

OS_metaphlan

MetaPhlAn microbial profile for sample OS

BaARE.Homo_sapiens_nucl

Alignment to the Homo sapiens nuclear and mitochondrial reference genomes for sample BaARE

BaARE.Equus_cab_nucl

Alignment to the Equus caballus nuclear reference genome for sample BaARE