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If you have a clock with a smoothly sweeping second hand, and try to trace it's path ahead by 5 or so seconds (in other words, when it's at 0, you're looking at
by ksaj 6y ago
If you have a clock with a smoothly sweeping second hand, and try to trace it's path ahead by 5 or so seconds (in other words, when it's at 0, you're looking at 5, at 1 second you are looking at 6, etc) the time will speed up and slow down in bizarre ways, and sometimes even look like the second hand completely stops occasionally.
It's a combined effect of saccades and your brain drifting in and out of focus.