  In the joint paper "Bridging the neuroscience and physics of time" Rovelli,
as the physicist coauthor of neuroscientist Dean Buonomano, makes statements
that rely on theoretical frameworks employed when the laws of thermodynamics
and general relativity were discovered. Their reconsideration in the light of
subsequent insights suggests growth of entropy is not the origin of time's
arrow and that a notion of universal simultaneity may exist within general
relativity. This paper is a slightly extended form of my invited contribution
to the forthcoming Frontiers in Psychology special issue "Physical time within
human time".
