ers of 2012" and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. c+) ‘ THE JANUS POINT A New Theory of Time's Arrows and The Big Bang By Julian Barbour [US — Basic Books, UK — Bodley Head; Proposal; 80,000 — 100,000 words; Delivery: November 2017] "The Janus Point," writes Julian Barbour, visiting p

d above. These need to be better understood before the proposal made here can be considered to be in final form. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am grateful to Julian Barbour. Saint Clair Cemin. Cohl Furey, Lucien Hardy. Adrian Kent. Jaron Lanier. Michael Neilsen. Carlo Rovelli, Rob Spekkens and Antony Valentin' for comme

you today. Last night I had a dream with you in it. Probably because I've been listening to lectures from this amazing British astrophysicist named Julian Barbour who writes about conflicting theories of time... I'm up at our little house in Beacon... trying to figure out my future (yet again). Back in the ci