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Topic	You guys are smart. Explain to me how I can slow my perception of time.
Uta 11/02/23 11:21:04 AM #15:	royic posted... Your brain does not bother to remember routine. Your first experience with this phenomenon is probably getting in your car to go somewhere as a teenager and arriving without really remembering how you got there. If you turn your entire life into something as routine as driving to work, your brain will tune all of it out. To slow your perception of time you must keep hunting down new experiences. Scardude posted... The act of learning something new will slow it down. If you are in need of something to do. Don't watch TV. Try a skill, learn about history. Go back to school. Anything that forces the brain to work. Time for me always feels slow because of it. --- Others don't get to dictate what's normal and what isn't. It's something we decide for ourselves. <cite>Uta posted [p:976992753] in You guys a... [t:80608966]...</cite> <quote>royic posted... </cite><quote>Your brain does not bother to remember routine. Your first experience with this phenomenon is probably getting in your car to go somewhere as a teenager and arriving without really remembering how you got there. If you turn your entire life into something as routine as driving to work, your brain will tune all of it out.To slow your perception of time you must keep hunting down new experiences.</quote>Scardude posted... </cite><quote>The act of learning something new will slow it down. If you are in need of something to do. Don't watch TV. Try a skill, learn about history. Go back to school. Anything that forces the brain to work. Time for me always feels slow because of it.</quote> --- Others don't get to dictate what's normal and what isn't. It's something we decide for ourselves.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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