The post discusses the concept of Continuous Thought Machines, highlighting the interplay between mental processes and the perception of time in wet-ware systems. It emphasizes the importance of generating ordered sequences of actions in a temporal context that is not strictly linear, suggesting that our understanding of time impacts cognitive operations. The user's comment calls attention to the nuanced differences in how time is perceived, from the immediate experience (300 milliseconds) to the micro-level (50 microseconds) in neural processing. A reference to an interview on contingent temporality provides additional scientific context.