> It makes life feel short, fleeting and mundane I read somewhere else that time speeds up when we repeat a few boring/not-so-stressful things each day. > rev

> It makes life feel short, fleeting and mundane I read somewhere else that time speeds up when we repeat a few boring/not-so-stressful things each day. > reviewing old entries provides a feeling of history that makes life feel soooo long and so rich I want to agree with it. The more I take on and do, however imperfectly and which involves a bit more stress, it starts to slow down time. At least in the sense that you look back at the previous year and think "wow that was a lot and it seems like so long ago" when it actually wasn't that long ago. > It makes life feel short, fleeting and mundane In fact, the key might be to journal more of the mundane things. Like how many times I had to get on a call with the background verification company to speed up my move to the new company. and from OP article, > Surprising information comes in droves every single day, so the brain simply paid a lot of attention how come all the new/surprising info from shorts/reels/tiktok not have a effect of slowing down time haha?