@oristarA,
Quote:Does "so it makes sense for systematic biases in the form of temporal binding to kick in" mean " so that systematic biases in the form of temporal binding takes effect makes sense"?
No, the author isn’t saying that systematic biases in the form of temporal binding take (plural) effect so that they may make (again, plural) sense, he is saying that it make sense (i.e. it is understandable, reasonable, logical, etc.) that systematic biases in the form of temporal binding take effect because time perception is inherently uncertain.
In this sentence “so” is used to mean “thus,” “hence,” “therefore,” etc.