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Just do new things. Go to new places, talk to new people, try new things. It can be as simple as not taking the same route to work/grocery store/etc every time.
by oh_sigh 6y ago
Just do new things. Go to new places, talk to new people, try new things. It can be as simple as not taking the same route to work/grocery store/etc every time. Mix it up.
Some claim that time feels quicker as you get older because each passing minute is a smaller and smaller portion of your life(e.g. summer for a 6 year old is 5% of their life, whereas it is only half a percent of the life of a 50 year old). But I don't buy that.
Time goes quicker as you get older because people get stuck in the same routine, and it is quite easy to compress memories together when you do the same thing every day. So, go explore, every day, even if it is just mental exploration through books or music, and time will surely slow down.
- novaRom 6y agoEmigration to completely new environment/society. Another language, people, culture. Lots of new things to learn.
- manoj-nathwani 6y agoI could not agree more!
- cellular 6y agoI think both factors contribute. It's why my childhood occupies such a large amount of my mental memories. My brain had more dedication to those years.