On Time

About the Book

We think the United States runs on "time," yet most of us don't know where "time" came from, why we think it's so important. In On Time: Seduction of the Human Spirit, author Jeffery Raymond tells the story of our "time," how it came to be, and how we can best use this human invention.

Raymond reviews physics, psychology, and popular culture, asking the taunting questions and fearlessly defying cultural assumptions about time as it relates to the topics in the following chapters:

• Watching the Clock
• Gods and Time
• Time Trials
• Big Boys, Big Bangs and Black Holes
• At This Moment
• Digital Time
• Time Wars
• And many more

On Time is a direct challenge to the commonly held notions of what time is, how we use "time" in our culture, its origins, and its flaws. We all think we know what time is-but do we?

About the Author

Jeffery Raymond, trained in psychometrics and psychotherapy, brings his interests in physics and psychology together in his newest book, On Time: Seduction of the Human Spirit. Previous titles include, Motorcycles and the Art of War; He?s a Vietnam veteran, experience with Harvard Medical School, Cape Cod Conference; Co-Author of C-Time Analysis for the Department of Defense; past Licensed Psychological Examiner. He lives in New England. Visit www.thetimebook.com.