This is something I'm noticing others pointing out. It's been being pointed out for probably the last 10 to 15 years but I feel like the speed has dramatically increased the last 5 years. Anyone else observing this phenomenon?
>>42881279No, in my frame of reference I see length contraction instead of time dilation
>>42881279Could just be millenials/gen x getting older, time moves faster as you age.We should ask the boomers. They have life experience. Is time moving faster or is it just aging?
>>42881279 Truth is it aint about time moving faster at all. Its purely about how you perceive time. Humanity seems to be going through some kinda transformation that rewires perception itself. Because time simply doesnt exist. No timeline no past present future none of that shit is real. We just use those words to describe stuff but they dont point to any actual ontology. You perceive time the exact same way you perceive space and that whole mechanism is changing. Perception is just a reflection of consciousness after all. So yeah the shift is coming. Either we start perceiving way more than whats considered normal now or we start perceiving everything differently. Either way the whole thing is about to flip hard.
>>42881511Can you be more specific
>>42881511Its both
>>42881279>>42881511This anon is right. Time going by in a linear sequence and all the shit you see is just the act of hyperfocusing on a certain section of a single grid of every single possible frame that there is. Attachment to past frames keeps you trapped in the illusion of linearity and leads you to the next one which is what Karma is. People are starting to see more shit collectively. We're moving up to the point in the Kali Yuga where everything shifts and there's a 10,000 year mini Satya Yuga golden age.
>>42881494When you get older time go a lot faster.
>>42881511Not really people are just getting older.
>>42881279i have been able to achieve local time dilation by spending extended periods of time in trance state studying my autistic special interests most recently Napoleonic history (also studying a history major but unrelated)i've achieved a 7-10% increase in perceived time duration and am experimenting with different methods and subjects
>>42881511Hail Satan.
>>42881279You quite literally could not tell.You can tell if events happen faster, but not if time is speeding up.It's a stupid idea that completely falls apart with the slightest bit of thinking.
>>42881279>time moves fast when doing something unpleasant>time moves slow when doing something funNo idea why but I like it.
>>42881433I see length extension, finally four fingers aren't enough to cover it up.
We're getting closer to the birth of a new universe
>>42881279how do u determine that?
>>42881279>time movingnah I'm looping
>>42884861Count like this:One missisippiTwo missisippisThree missisippisFour missisippisFive missisippisSix missisippisSeven missisippisEight missisippisNine missisippisTen missisippisHow much did that take you?Well, people used to be able to do it within 10 seconds, because, that's how much it took to do it naturally, without hurrying up, it was even an effective way to know how much the seconds lasted.
>>42884939So you are rushing, and that's what makes you think time is speeding up?Do you think time speeding up wouldnt affect any device you use to determine if your counting is correct?
>>42884939thats fairly inconclusive since "naturally" is subjective. took me about 8s apparently. but im pretty sure it still is an effective method. i dont recall anyone saying "stop counting mississippis now because time has sped up"??? also hippopotami is cooler anyway. hippo = horse, potamus = river, so river horse or sea horse :3
Time is literally moving faster than it used to, it's not merely perception or imagination.People even looked older in the past, as they had so much more time to age and fully develop that it is physically visible.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7xRvl4K7cU .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgkbpKY9s-ETime moving faster, the time shortening - it was even prophesied by Jesus as a sign of the end.Matthew 24:22“And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened.”Matthew 24:21“For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.”
>>42881279Every passing year is an ever-smaller fraction of your life.
>>42881279Time has significantly sped up since 2/22/2022.And it's only going to get stranger as the economy goes into full meltdown, housing pops, food becomes less stable, more accidents, violence, homicides, suicides, and anger from society.It's all culminating into a major event to take place in 2030s.I am almost certain elements of the future are trying to stop this from happening but they can't stop it.All you can do is brace your anus for the ride.
>>42884006ima kill him
It's because of the ever increasing rapid influx of new irrelevant information. Normies must be constantly placated/enticed 24/7 to keep them from noticing. You didn't notice... but your brain did
>>42881279>Is time moving faster?Yep. And it's not "because of phones and the fast living and stress"..
>>42885015so let me get this straight, they have the ability to fuck with TIMELINES and you still believe in jeebus or that your god yahweh is in control? fucking hell
>>42885015also the book of revelation is just a Jesuit playbook. You're such a fool, go away. You choose to be ignorant
>>42885180There are no timelines, time is just within the hands of the Divine One.>>42885184Virtually no one actually reads it and the few that speak of it interpret it completely incorrectly.Of course the sparknotes pop culture version is false propaganda, however KJV Revelation is real.
Smartphones. The answer is smartphones and doomscrolling>It's been being pointed out for probably the last 10 to 15 years but I feel like the speed has dramatically increased the last 5 yearsMass proliferation of smart phones and social media happened during that period.It's amazing how easy it is to kill time with 0 effort by doomscrolling. Books, movies, physical activity, games... nothing comes close.
>>42884996There's no ME, it's something YOU do and see the results. You are so used to debating that you can't follow simple instructions.
>>42885361>it's something YOU do and see the resultsOkay. Done.>How much did that take you?How much WHAT?
>>42885696How much time did it take you to count to 10 mississippis? Did you run out of tokens?
>>42881279At least one rapture has already occurred. This planet is, in fact, the place that some people from Earth (such as myself) were raptured to. We weren't "taken to Heaven." We were brought here instead. We're now on a real, physical, 3D planet that is definitely NOT Earth.For one, the speed of time here is 50 percent faster than it is on Earth! In other words, a simple 10-second count—using the Earth counting pace—results in a staggering and fantastical 15.00 seconds elapsing. And visually, when I observe a digital clock that has a seconds display, the seconds advance at a supernaturally fast rate. Now, as a consequence of such observations, please allow me to be forthright and state the following: It looks utterly absurd (to me). Heck, one could proclaim, with complete and total honesty (and zero exaggeration), that it looks downright comical or literally cartoonish. For the natives, though, the speed of time here has always been the same, and thus the clocks here seem completely normal to them. And understandably, there have never been any issues reported whatsoever. But remember, the natives of this planet are not the arbiters of truth. As a matter of fact, to be thoroughly honest, if you're having trouble wrapping your mind around that simple concept, then don't even bother reading any further.(1cont?)
>>42885748Now, to be clear: When it comes to certain aspects of this reality (and by the way, the reader should take note that the speed of time is merely one example of what I'm talking about), something that the natives of this planet would deem "perfectly standard" and "100 percent normal" is not just "slightly different" or "slightly off" to me (compared to what it's supposed to be), but rather the difference is "beyond, beyond, beyond obvious" to me. And mind you, I state that entirely without exaggeration. Also, in case you haven't done the math yet, a day on this planet is only 16 Earth hours long (that is to say, one-third of an Earth day is missing). What's more, there's something rather important that I want to mention. It is this: Anyone who has a knee-jerk reaction to dismiss the claims in this post is hopelessly on the wrong side of history. Never, ever forget that. The reality is, when it comes to this topic, rather than being the "voice of reason," the naysayer is simply a vessel for untruth.Note: In addition to the time difference, the human anatomy here is also radically different from Earth's, but you can read more about that later, when you get to the main material. And keep in mind, given that the clocks run much faster here, the bodies are built accordingly. But also keep in mind that the Bible, as far as I know, and for whatever reason, doesn't even bother to talk about the anatomical differences between the two planets, whereas the time difference is actually mentioned twice (Matthew 24:22 and Revelation 8:12).(2cont?)
>>42885750Bottom line: This planet is Bozrah, not Earth. Moreover, the event in which Jesus destroys this planet is called "the day of vengeance." There will be no 7-year Tribulation or Antichrist here—because this isn't Earth. Earth is roughly 75,000 light-years from here (and is currently going through the Tribulation). This is merely an impostor planet, a physical replica designed to serve two purposes: (1) a containment realm for a particular bloodline (namely, the Edomites), and (2) a temporary sanctuary for select individuals (namely, the elect or "remnant of Israel") who were raptured from Earth prior to the start of the Tribulation.(3of3)>truth-now.org
>>42885721>How much time did it take you to count to 10 mississippis?How would I determine that?I will use all of yours until you have an actual thought.
>>42881279I feel it alternates depending on the day now
>>42885792You look at a clock that shows the seconds, when the next minute changes, you begin with "1 missisippi", after you're done, you check how many seconds have elapsed.What, are you 4 or something?
>>42886012>You look at a clock that shows the secondsWhy has the clock not sped up by the same amount I have?
>>42886046It should be self-evident, if days were suddenly cut in half to 12 hours, you wouldn't feel time happening twice as slowly, you would feel that you can only do half of what you used to in that time, and you could only count to 5 mississippis in the same time you now count to 10.I'm running out of insults... huh... did your mom hit herself in the head when she was pregnant with you? That should do it.
>>42886059>if days were suddenly cut in half to 12 hoursIf this were caused by time, EVERYTHING would be cut in half. You wouldnt notice any less time because your time has also been shifted.the only way you sense anything is if what causes hours changes and you dont.
>>42886067That's not how time works.Imagine that I build a "time room" with clocks inside, and you enter it. At first, the clock is synchronized to real time, so clocks work normally. If I speed time up so it happens twice as fast as outside the room, you'd notices, just like anons are noticing the speed up.That's how time works.Time is independent of your consciousness, it's basic math, if it takes you 4 seconds to find your face and slap it, and time doubles its speed, it's going to take 8 seconds to slap it, because you're not slapping it faster just to catch up with time.If time sped up so abruptly that the sun exploded in the next second, it's not like your perception of time would stretch and would make you be in that second for billions of years, you'd just see the end of the world in the next second.I shouldn't have to explain this to you, it's common sense, please don't slap yourself to see how long it takes you, it was just an example.
>>42881279Yes, I've noticed it and so did some people in my circle. It's like days last 17 hours of the "former" time.I think the reality we are currently experiencing is characterised by the water element. That is, everything is unstable and transient, including time. like a river flowing. And I think we crossed a threshold of some sort in the year 2020.Now I don't know what causes this, if it's the fact that we gained hyper observation because of the constant flow of information, or just the natural march of the Kali Yuga (I think the root cause is the latter). Anyway, personnally I feel I was in better control of my time in the past, now you have to scurry to fit everything into "24" hours
https://libraryofrickandria.com/shortened/
>>42885230came here to say thistime absolutely flies when you're staring at the screen
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>>42881494This. A year for a 11 year old is eternity. At 50 it pass very fast.
>>42886285I challenge any anon who thinks "wow time's been really fast lately" to go an entire day without looking at a phone or computer. It's gonna tick by so slowly.
>>42883898>People are starting to see more shit collectively.Now calm down. 90% of all people took the jab.
Spending most of your day in mundane brain numbing activities like scrolling through social media endlessly will do that to you yes.
Stop staring at a screen and go outside.
>>42886297If time were accelerating then by default it would increase as you age. The correlation with age doesn't prove causation; it simply means it has increased over your lifetime, and since we are all on different points of the same slope, it's impossible to disprove by that argument alone.
>>42886316Well i think it was always said to be like this. I think authors 200 years ago also felt that time was passing faster in their old year than in their young ones.Also, you have to take boredom into consideration. A child who don't like school is bored to death, and time pass slow. Someone who works actively in his adult year is always active, thus not bored. Like some said, try to cut off entirely the internet, and even books for an entire week. You'll see that time will pass slower. Now cut off those for a decade, and you'll feel that you have too much time. But less knowledge that's for sure. That said i don't deny that time is actually passing faster. Only that other factors can explain the feeling of time passing faster. Older generations often said that people were bored to death. Up to the point that young people were eager to go to war, for them to experience something "thrilling".
Accelerated universe expansion
>>42886307>>42886298>>42886285>>42885230Screens are portals. I've lost 3 hours in 30 minutes before
>>42886100>If I speed time up so it happens twice as fast as outside the room, you'd noticesNo, you wouldnt. If you are in the room, and everything speeds up, that includes you.>That's how time works.No it isnt.That is why it upsets you to try and explain it.>If time sped up so abruptly that the sun explodedHow would "time speeding up" cause this?What is time, that it is "speeding up"?WHAT is speeding up?The sun?Me?Everything?
>>42881511https://pennybutler.com/hackable-humans/Dr Zelenko is asked to comment on Yuval Noah Harari’s (Klaus Schwab’s side-kick and fellow transhumanist and elite-nutter) clips where he says Humans are hackable and can become Gods.>“Covid is critical because this is what convinces people to accept – to legitimize – total biometric surveillance” “If we want to stop this epidemic, we need to not only monitor people, we need to monitor what’s happening under their skin” – Yuval Noah Harari>“What we have seen so far is corporations and government’s collecting data about where we go, who we meet, what movies we watch. The next phase is surveillance going under our skin”.>“We now see mass-surveillance systems established – even in democratic countries – which previously rejected them. And we also see a change in the nature of surveillance. Previously surveillance was mainly above the skin – now it’s going under the skin – governments want to know – not just where we go or who we meet – they want to know what is happening under our skin – what’s our body temperature, what’s our blood-pressure, what is our medical condition”.>“I mean all this story about Jesus rising from the dead and being the son of God, this is Fake news”.
>>42881511We have the sun, moon and stars that allow us to measure "time"
In the ancient history of legends & myth mankind lived to very old ages.Perhaps the lifespan of man has fluctuated so much because time itself fluctuates so much.When time passes quickly mankind ages slowly, and vice versa.
>>42887487Can someone take over this guy and try to explain the concept to him?I literally put him in a room with clocks where I made the clocks run faster, and he claims I'd have also made HIM run faster...It's a mission impossible to explain...
Time is faster now. Even one hour used to be a long time. Many pieces of media are based on one hour as a hefty duration, capable of containing a world of events. Nowadays an hour is about twenty minutes of, say, 1990s time.
>>42887913>I made the clocks run fasterThat isnt time, that is you making the clocks run faster.How do you make TIME increase?What do you think time is?Just the movement of a clock?
>>42888179I'm losing hope that you can grasp the concept. And let me tell you, you're the only one that doesn't grasp it in the thread.A last attempt:Suppose you agree to see your girlfriend in 7 days.Time speeds up seven-fold, from now on, 7 hours happen every hour.She arrives as you arranged, how much time passed?There's only one right answer to this question, if you can't answer it correctly, it's impossible for you to grasp this concept of time speeding up.
>>42890662 Prove that a clock measures anything other than its own movement.
>>42890719>I can't grasp the question so I won't even attempt to answer it.I'd say "thanks for trying", but you couldn't even do that.
>>42890732>I literally put him in a room with clocks where I made the clocks run faster
Your whole premise is wrong. Nothing is independent from consciousness, because all our knowledge is perception-based, which means consciousness. Time isn't an independent entity.
>>42886297To help put this into perspective:A year for an 11 year old is 10% of their entire life, but a year for a 50 year old is 2% of their entire life. 1 year at age 11 is the same amount of a life as 5 years at age 50, 8 years at age 80, or 4.8 months at age 4.It's kind of like inflation but instead of money, it's your perception of time.
>>42881279CERN is destroying all the timelines in which humans have freedom and liberty and are free from tyranny.
>>42890970The New High Luminosity Collider (HLC) from the CERN website:"The High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider (HiLumi LHC) project aims to transform the LHC in order to increase the potential for discoveries after 2030. The objective is to maximise the performance of the LHC by increasing its integrated luminosity by a factor of 10 compared to its original design value.Luminosity is an important indicator of the performance of an accelerator: it is proportional to the number of collisions that occur in a given amount of time. The higher the luminosity, the more data the experiments can gather to allow them to observe rare processes. The HiLumi LHC, which should be operational in mid-2030, will allow physicists to study known mechanisms in greater detail, such as the Higgs boson, and observe rare new phenomena that might reveal themselves. Over its lifetime, the HiLumi LHC could produce about 380 million Higgs bosons, compared with roughly 55 million Higgs bosons produced since the start of the LHC."
>>42890662>Time speeds up seven-fold, from now on, 7 hours happen every hour.Since time has sped up, that means EVERYTHING is going faster.So seven days will have passed.I understand what YOU think you mean.I am pointing out to you that your concept is wrong and retarded.Because you dont know what time is.
>>42891978>So seven days will have passed.Wrong.But I'll give you a second chance, because I'm in a good mood and all that.Suppose you wake up tomorrow, and all clocks are ticking twice as fast as they do now, the sun rises and sets twice as fast, when you play a video, people sound like chupmunks and it takes you 5 minutes to watch the ones that supposedly last 10 minutes.I would say that time is moving twice as fast, what would you say?Are you saying that time is a constant and can't speed up or slow down?Are you saying that if time sped up or it slowed down that we couldn't tell the difference?I don't know which one is more ridiculous.Anyway, once it hits you, try answering again, IT'S A TRIVIAL QUESTION ANY CHILDREN COULD GET ON A FIRST TRY, if you can't, there's nothing I can say to let you see.
>>42892001>Wrong.Nope.Seven days is seven days at the rate time is going.you still dont understand what time is.
>>42881279Pretty sure we are living a 16 hours day for some reason.I don't really know why. Is basically impossible to know why. Everyone will give a different explanation. Could be God, could be a black hole, a paralel dimension, matrix, global manifestation, etc. I personally think that ( keep in mind this is a guess)there are billions of earths, different parallel dimensions, and depending on the changes you do to your life, you go to a different one, we can probably do this consciously and subconsciously, like if you rob somebody out of greed you will go to a different earth or if you give money to the needy you will go to a different one, the small changes happen according to your actions and desires. Let's say you want 100 dollars really badly and are willing to go above and beyond to get it, you will be sent to a universe/earth in which this is possible, maybe in this new earth there's a man that would hire you for 100 dollars that didn't have that desire in a previous earth, then repeat this to every action that requires for the world to change for it to become true.Well I think something like that is happening, we are all in a world where time moves faster because we've been demoralized into wanting for the pain to end, so we were moved into a world with faster time. Basically we are here due to our own subconscious desire, that was either to bad circumstances or due to brainwashing implanted by evil entities through different medias.This is me guessing so don't take it too seriously
>>42892007No, because it's not about the definition of "time", but about the definition of "day", if the sun rises and sets 7 times in 24 hours, a week lasts 24 hours.So you don't like clocks because you claim they don't measure time, let's bake a cake.The cake recipe says that it has to be on the oven for 1 hour at some temperature, if it doesn't reach it, it's going to be a bit raw, if you leave it more, it's going to be a bit burnt.Now, I switch you to the universe where time is happening twice as fast, everything takes half the time to be done.If you apply your logic, you're going to burn the cake because it will be as if you left it for 2 hours in the oven.If you apply my logic, you'll have the cake in there for half the time and it'll be perfect, because things are happening twice as fast, including the cake being baked.Got that? Can you answer the question correctly now?
>>42892057>if the sun rises and sets 7 times in 24 hours24 hours is defined by the sun rising and setting.This is retarded, and comes about because you dont know what time is.You can blather all you want but you are coming from a fundamentally ignorant and stupid position.
We should ask children if they perceive a month as a very long time or not
If the time speeding conspiracy were real, we should see a reduction in average heart beats per minute, increase in time you're able to hold your breath etc.I think it's a ruse.
>>42884932based looper
>>42881279Everyone has given up living immanently in favor of living in their heads and entertaining themselves to death. If you want time to slow down start paying attention to the most mundane shit of every day living.
