Soren Kierkegaard , The Journals of Kierkegaard
S lways been my belief that there are two kinds of time, one physical (from Einstein) and a psychological one (the others). Psychological time is a physicist approach, the improved method, but achievable, with our resources to name the amount of change in relation to other changes.
We are aware of the time because we are aware of the changes occurring in the environment. A greater number of changes, the more "expansion" in our perception of time. This is why scientists like David Eagleman tell us that give us the feeling of having lived longer if our daily life is full of new experiences. Mayor
amount of experience should be a greater number of items / events cataloged in memory in relation to other changes, as can be during the day.
I was not very clear was whether this was always post (at the time to recap events long after they have happened), or if this could happen while experiencing the action.
I think this experiment Eagleman where adrenaline is related to the perception of increased time, you can give part of the answer.
A very interesting result.
I think this experiment Eagleman where adrenaline is related to the perception of increased time, you can give part of the answer.
A very interesting result.
Tay.
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