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Although it's common wisdom I actually disagree. It may be true for short time blocks (days, maybe weeks) but I don't think this is the case for longer time bl
by bnegreve 12y ago
Although it's common wisdom I actually disagree.
It may be true for short time blocks (days, maybe weeks) but I don't think this is the case for longer time blocks (month, years).
- If you do the same thing every day, years will pass by very fast.
- If you move to a different country for a couple of months, afterwards, it'll feel like you've been there for years. It's because you seen/learned much more. I've experienced that a couple of times, it's a strange feeling.
I believe that this is because our perception of time is nothing else but perception of self-change.
- locopati 12y agoPerhaps it's not what you do, but the quality of how you do it. If you do the same thing every day mindlessly or in a rote fashion, then time passes quickly. If you are attentive to the moments of doing, even the same thing every day can feel fresh and new.