It doesn't even feel like the clock ticks anymore, days jusf fly away like nothing.
>>41419369I swear I felt the moment it sped up this last year as the clock struck 0000 >10 mississippis = 15shorse shit
2 days old= one day is 50% of your life30 years old= one day is 0.0001% of your life
>>41419447Been testing this one and it feel real, spooky stuff.
>>41419369Global manifesting of time skips and faster hours>Being a kid sucks, I can't wait to grow up and do what I want>School sucks, I can't wait to go home and play videogames and jack off>Uni classes suck, I can't wait to go to the dorms/house and watch a series and get fucked>This job sucks, when I get home I'll try that prostate orgasm thing and watch college ball, fuck I may be late for it>I'm tired of the grind, I can't wait to be old and retire>Charming and fucking>Traffic & commuting>Hunger>Sadness, anxiety, boredom, fear, lust, etc.>Ads>Sleep>Delivery>Expecting new slop media>Days off, weekends, Vacations>Birthdays, Christmass, etc.>Geting to see loved ones>Any pleasure and blessing in the futureThe only moment most people don't want for things to be over or go faster is when they are at the peak of their enjoyment of somethingOr before they say "There's tissues over there. Wait like 5 minutes. I'll eat you out meanwhile"We NEED to fix this before everything bends into itself and we are all gone.
>>41419633Yes, everyone knows that, genius. It still doesn't explain away the degree of how quickly time is moving
This reminds me of this one time I was still in school, in my last year of highschool. I woke up one moring at like 6am, got out of bed, put my clothes for school on and looked at the clock again and it was like 7:40 even though it very clearly felt like only mere seconds had passed. That's only happened that one time in my life, it was like reality glitched me ahead in time
>>41419940It is moving the same speed it always has for me
>>41419447>10 mississippis = 15sEverything is explained here:https://www.reddit.com/r/Retconned/comments/1m0px7o/attention_at_least_one_rapture_has_already/Alt URL (redirects to the post):https://www.truth-now.orgFrom the post:>And don't be deceived by the fact that the masses aren't talking about this info. In actuality, this info is the most important thing on the planet right now—by far. Nothing else even comes close.
It feel so so so so slow anon, so slow.
>>41419369You're thinking of time as a fixed property of the universe. But for living beings, time is really just the perception of change and the memories we associate with that change.Take cats, for example. They process visual information much faster than humans, so their perception of change is heightened. As a result, time feels slower to them. Every individual experiences change differently, which means we all perceive time in our own way.If time feels like it's speeding up for you, it might be because you're engaging in activities that dull your sense of change, like watching TV or playing games. These experiences often blur together, leaving fewer distinct memories.As we age, we also tend to form fewer unique memories. So when we look back, early life seems full of vivid, varied moments, while recent years feel like they passed in a blur. This gives the illusion that time moved more slowly when we were younger and faster now.
>>41419369You are describing regret. If you spend your time well and meaningful then you will be satisfied instead.
>>41419369Routine, when you're young everything is new and different, when you're older you do the same shit week in week out.
>>41420192but the smartest man einstein, the totally not a patent thief, said time is a fixed property of the universe and that it changes based on gravity and speed of light and it can be reliably measured by puny human metrics
>>41421270Einstein’s view of time as a dimension that bends with gravity and speed is solid physics, but it’s a mathematical model, not a lived experience. The real issue is language. “Time” tries to describe both a physical property of the universe and our internal perception of change, and those are not the same thing.Think of time like a movie stored on a VHS tape (or if you prefer, a digital file). The entire film, every scene, every moment, already exists on the tape. That’s like time as a dimension: all events laid out, fixed in structure.But the experience of watching that movie depends on how fast the tape spins. If you play it at normal speed, you perceive each moment as it unfolds. If you fast-forward, you skip over details. If you slow it down, you notice things you’d normally miss.Now imagine your brain is the tape player. Some minds process more detail per second, they “slow down” time by perceiving more change. Others process less, so time feels like it flies by. The tape hasn’t changed, your experience of it has.That’s the difference between time as a physical dimension and time as a lived experience. One is fixed, the other is fluid. Plus like I said, your memory of the film is also important. If this is a movie that gives you lots of new ideas, new emotional reactions, and resonates with you deeply, you’ll store these moments as strong core memories, yet if the movie doesn’t do this, then it becomes a blur in your mind, tossed into the mental recycle bin within your mind.
>>41419369I don't know but how the fuck is it less than two months before 2025 is over already?
>>41419633So one year is 0.0365% of your lifeThat means 100% of your life is slightly less than 2740 years
>>41419369space time is one thing, time is contracting cause space is expanding.
>>41419803Not everyone is a coom-brained mentally ill degenerate retard like you. I'll pray for your disgusting soul.>>41422092I think your math might be slightly inaccurate.
lets assume this axiom true, that time is accelerating in a manner clocks do not account for, lets try putting some numbers to it, 100 years ago 100 years of todays days would be 60 years. how far back would you have to go before summer night snowfall became a norm?
We are closer to 2051 than 2000
I don't know why but my brain refuses to accept that the late 00s/early 2010s are no longer just a few years ago. It's like those years remain in a pocket of time for me. Is this universally how people feel about the years they become adults in life or is something else afoot here?
>>41422126> I think your math might be slightly inaccuratewhy
>>41419369CERN 5G
>>41419369Might have something to do with detachment from the fake and gay world around us.
>>41422126If one day is 0.0001% of your life, one year is 0.0365% 100% divided by 0.0365% is approximately 2739.7 years
>>41422396>1990 was 47 years agoWAKE ME UP INSIDE (CAN'T WAKE UP)
>>41422727(SAVE ME) CALL ME NAME AND SAVE ME FROM THE DARK
>>41419369It's beacuse you do nothing but sit on your computer all day every day, ofcourse time will seem to go fast, you're not activating your brain with new stimulus so it has no reason to take in excess information to pad out your persepecive of time
>>41419633how does time know when you die to adjust the speed?
>>41422909No? This should make tome seem to drag on, unless you were having fun sitting around doing nothing basically. Time would only fly when having fun. Or so they say.
the 1980s occurred 200 years ago.
>>41422909This is the truth no one wants to hear, yeah. If you travel and do shit you haven't before then time slows down but that isn't an option for most of us.
>>41422922It us a perspective thing, not a time thing. Not that this us even true, children are saying time is passing too fast too.
>>41423008Say why is the saying 'times flies when you are having fun' a thing? Realistically, NEETs and even just folks with a boring life should be complaining about how slow things are.. but almost none of them/us are. I have NEETed since 2020, and it still us weird how fast time has gone. Half way through the decade almost. I do not remember 2010 to 2015 going so fast. Even 2015 to 2019 was not this fast. It speed up greatly around 2019-2020.
>>41423038Neets spend their time playing video games, video games are fun but you aren't really forming new experiences in the real world so they're the perfect recipe to make time go by fast.
>>41422064This is the kind of shit i hear normies say every 2 seconds"how is it only 17 days till so and so? how is it already a week since halloween?" fuck its so annoying kek. that is how the passage of time works, man
Get a job you morons, time goes by so slow when working
>>41423085Isn't it weird though, how it's universally acknowledged by everyone that time goes by slowly when your working and fast when you're having fun but no one ever considers the implications?
>>41419369I know its an ARG in YouTube. But everyone in the comments is agreeing that time went too fast. Saying things like that they no longer feel happy like they used to and that people don't even celebrate festivities. They feel like the timeline "shifted."
>>41419369>Why?Time keeps on slipping into the future. So, fly like an eagle. Or a big old jet airliner. And people will call you the space cowboy.
>>41423058Not all bored people game, not even all NEETs. What about folks at boring jobs? What about NEETs watching boring slop,
>>41422092>>41422126>>41422530>>41422669You retards, the point is that the percent of your life that each day is changes as you age distorting your perception of how long each day is. so in order to reverse the numbers to find out how old someone is you have to do some complex recursion math and not just multiplying by 365 then dividing by 100. Actually you can do this to find the age of a 2 day old, I.E. 50%x365=18,250, 100/18250= .005479 x 365= 1.9998. so basically 2739.7 is as close to 30 as 1.9998 is to 2 in terms of shitty math
>>41423105Nah, I think those were softish disclosures. Notice how they started putting out slop after they laid down these vids. Hmm....
>>41423168I would like to think that the timelines shifted, but the Satanists always existed.
>>41423098Watch some bashar on youtube he explains why time flies when you're doing things that you find exciting.Keep learning/searching for truth and expanding your mind. You're on the right track
>>41419369Being on drug h24, social network, food poisoning and vaccine.It the same as being drunk.
>>41423008Before I lucked into a travel job I would walk endlessly, change hobbies, sleep schedule and jobs. My life was uprooted a couple years ago which also caused a perspective shift. Life has felt long and each day still does. I don't have any obligations either so that helps. It sounds like I'm bragging but I shift between suicidal thoughts and joy within hours, every day.
>>41419369Distance to return to same radial position decreases with every loop.
>>41423204I don't do any of those things and it's affecting me too.
>>41423166calm down king retard, you couldnt accurately compare 5 mins to 30 mins mentally you certainly cant compare a day to a life.
>>41423310>you couldnt accurately compare 5 mins to 30 mins mentally yI can easily do this
>>41423324naaa you cant even do 5 mins, just try, wait 4 mins and 30 seconds, use no clocks or rhythm based memory games, just wait, then count 30 seconds out, you wont finish on 5 mins
>>41423373Yeah well that wasn't the challenge, it was to compare 5 minutes to 30 minutes
>>41423462ya i moved the goal post closer to us> you - reee i can compare 5 mins to 30 mins> me - no you cant even compare 30 seconds to 5 mins.
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>>41422439It was the year that social media took hold, and the world, which had previously seemed enormous, began to appear smaller and more connected.
>>41420068stop posting this shit retard, you are a fag and your shit's all retardedas I said on another one of your posts months ago, if you are "in the know" as much as you claim, either answer all the questions you were asked in those threads or shut your bitch ass up and take your risperidone / aripiprazole cocktailThe question I'm specifically talking about is this:>You didn't answer my original questions, and none of the links you provided really did either.>What is this place exactly? I'm asking YOU.>You are making a claim that a certain percentage of the population are "copy people". NPC's (I HATE that term, but I need to be clear here). So the question is, why us? Why are we here, and what happened to those original people who are now being impersonated by... whatever they are? Actually, what are they? Again, I'm asking you.>What is YOUR intention here? Why are you posting this information? What is the objective that you are trying to achieve?I'm not the OP of that post but while reading your shit I came upon this comment that you straight up refused to answer. I'd be willing to entertain the idea that all of what you wrote is true but I get triggered by this shit. You are either well informed and know something more or you don't. Otherwise I'll reply with this post on every single one of your posts from now on until you give an answer or stop posting, here and on /pol
>>41423166You suck at math.
>>41423821Definitely. I'm better at other things. I actually don't know exactly mathematically why >>41422669 is wrong i just know he is.
>>41423871I prefer a neurological or psychological explanation. Maybe related to memory, the experience of novel events vs how many days pass by that are largely similar to each other that they seem to blend into each other.
>>41423950>the experience of novel events vs how many days pass by that are largely similar to each other that they seem to blend into each other.nta but this makes sense to me. while you're going through the days that are more or less the same they don't register much in our attentionthen at the end of the year you're like "where did all that time go?" and older people would have a larger accumulated bank of days that are similar
>>41423975>>41423950This feels like a half-baked explanation. Yes, it is true that time goes faster when you grow older but there are people that were 10 in 2020 that say the same everyone is aying
>>41423978a 10 year old might have other emotional basis for thinking time passes by too quickly. i remember being 10 and enjoying myself running around outside with my friendsand of course the sun would go down and our parents would call us inside. in the case of the 10 year old, time seems to pass by quicker because our attention is on having fun, and not the passage of timehalf-baked? maybe. but at least i'm not larping a beautiful mind playing with percentages.
>>41424003I was not the guy who is playing with percentages but I want to say that the level of mathematical knowledge presented in those few replies sound so cooked.Now, I want to point a topic that many people don't talk about but people, at least where I am, celebrate less and less the festivities. I have noticed that a lot.
>>41424003>larping a beautiful mind playing with percentagesKEK. fuck man, i suck so bad at mathI swear theres other things im good at
>>41424019>people celebrate less and less the festivities.that could be an interesting discussion. seasonal festivals that mark the calendar in a structured and ordered way plus the emotional flurry of preparing and celebrating the special day itself. i can imagine variations in the perception of time as people go through that.
>>41419369Life is short, God's kingdom is eternal, seek Christ today
>>41419369Credit cards, fossil fuels etc
>>41423038When you repeat the same things over and over your memories of them coalesce together causing your sense of time doing those things to disspear from your consciousness. The gaps inbetween the actually novel experiences you have become shorter leading to you thinking time has passed quickly.
While I think we may be moving toward the center of a toroidal spiral in the larger sense, I also think screen flicker rates and massive information consumption has overclocked everyone's brains.
Wasted it all just to watch you GOOOOOO
>>41420068based rapture reminder poster keep doing the needful
Every time the nobody makes a beautiful post some anon immediatly attacks him. Whats the spiritual implication of thatDoes it do damage to his works of beauty? After all a bowl of cornflakes with poop in it is a ruined bowl of cornflakes isnt it?
>Paranormal board>time related thread>*see replied posts*>"Seems Paranormal!">noone talking about it on the whole thread >first one gets a bait (You) >rest of the thread is lost normies talking about how old they feel, math talk to say "it's just a perception issue, duuuuuuude", or calling each others losers>noone gives tips on age reversing alchemy ideas or inter-dimensional time travelI bet >>41425247 will get called a fag, too. If the thread doesn't get pruned before that."It's the frog!!!!!!!!!!!!!" It's you, retardsI got told my post was spam 10 times btw
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>>41426071Clamped.
>>41419633kill yourself, redditor
>>41426203Rude and meanspirited
Bump
>>41426294yesi have seen this same type of response on too many of these threads. sick of it.
>>41423001Tome?We call them books, old timer.
>>41419369Time passes at different speeds in different places. It's been proven already, yet everyone keeps wanting to be slaves and die for some reason. Weird ass people.
>>41423105link?
>>41428256Wait a moment.
>>41428256https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MQBTW7BxTxQYou tell me if its correct.
>>41419369STFU!! BITCH!!!
>>41419369Just rejoice God's creation. The only reason it goes fast is because you let it, you can enjoy every second of it. :)
