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1. Time is, literally, relative. We have nothing to compare things to when we are young, so everything takes for-ev-eeeeer. 2. The brain optimizes for storage
by HumblyTossed 3y ago
1. Time is, literally, relative. We have nothing to compare things to when we are young, so everything takes for-ev-eeeeer.
2. The brain optimizes for storage. Our day to day is very consistent; we have routines. Those routines blur because why remember details if the details are very similar.
Combine the two and as you age, things just feel like they fly by.
- avgcorrection 3y ago(1) is nonsense (and literally not needed to explain this phenomenon) but (2) is true.