me too. ah to be a worry free kid again.

@@princessrose17 Wasn't worry free but time did pass much more slowly, and couldn't stay awake until midnight.

Me too.. I'm a muslim so I do fasting.. When I was kid. Back then 10 hours feels like a day and night for today. I'd be asking how long it will be many times.. And now. It feels like the sunset just in a blink

Same! A day felt longer that it is now

I am a kid but why I think why ye feel like that is because you have a lot more responsibilities to do and the day flys by that's just my opinion

Ah, glad to see that I was not alone in that weird feeling, as if life was endless and everything was in slow motion.

@@Planet-of-the-Gibbons yeah I used to think summer was a year long 😭

@@uhuh.2232 Yeah, especially that it was our big out-of-school holiday times!

Yup! It's annoying as an adult but the plus side is that winter goes equally as fast 😅

Random is god

Yes

She sounds drunk.

0.75 speed if you want to be a dog

@@rndmbs For a fly

Rachel S Ha!..... I can't believe this comment doesn't have a whole bunch of likes...

That's the exact same thought I had when Olivia said that dogs perceive time approx. 30% slower than we do.

Yeah but the problem with that theory is your idea of how long you've been gone is not relative to a dog, only to humans. A dog is used to their own perception of time, not yours. Also on the flipside if it were like that then that means the time you spend with them would feel longer so they shouldn't be so excited if you've only been gone a few hours.

And it feels like 2018 to 2023 was nothing but it was 5 years 😦

culwin kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown Waiting for someone or something to show you the way

Far away across the fields the tolling of the island bell calls the faithful to their knees to hear the softly spoken magic spell...

I'm a simple man, I see Pink Floyd, I press upvote (and make a comment about it)

You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today.

No song makes me realize how much time i'm wasting more than this damn one

Yeah, I remember that. One reason why is we didn't have GPSs. We do now. But still, as a child, I hated long distance traveling. One reason why is my parents would take back ways instead of freeways. And back ways were a huge waste of time, and now that I drive for myself, I take the freeway. I take the fastest routes available and save as much time as I can. Children love freeways more than back ways because the point of freeways is to prevent time loss. So riding with my parents on back ways was slow and boring, not fun at all. Parents don't respect their kids as much as their kids respect them, that's life, so time was much slower for me than for them. And when I take the freeway, time is still slow but not as slow as it used to be, at least it prevents time loss. I have autism, and I hated school because it was a waste of time as well, so time went very slow. Time just wouldn't speed up no matter what I did. Being a child was not fun at all because of slow motioned time, car rides and school days were longer and more boring then than they probably might be now. But looking at children with autism and others without it, who sees time more slow than who else? I thought autistics see it more slower than non-autistics. Plus autistics have a shorter lifespan than non-autistics. So I always try to avoid as much waiting time as I can. Waiting takes longer for kids than adults so some things they get in line for, children go first and adults go last. So children see time slower than adults, it's how nature created us. And I hope anyone who sees this understands autism.

WRONG

The careful use of caffeine has the effect you are describing (not typically to such an intensity of course). Students who don't have caffeine addiction/resistance use it during tests to essentially have more time (did so myself 25 years ago). Warning: it does not make a person smarter - still gotta study (sorry), but it's like you get more time. Conversely, drugs like muscle relaxers have the opposite effect, but they really drag out which is why I avoid them even though I have chronic body injuries which would benefit from them. I'm just intensely opposed to degraded brain function for myself, that's all. In some situations, the human body releases chemicals which help the brain process with greater intensity, and the effect is as if time slows down...but it does have a price. Exercise with caution.

It would be interesting to converse with an introspective adrenaline junky who is good at articulating his own psycho-physiology.

I have the same problem with treadmills. I think I've worked out for 30 minutes, but only 5 have actually elapsed!! 😂

I have the opposite problem thanks to my adhd. And it's more like I perceive a 5 minute lapse of time but in reality it's more like an hour

Might be a trance state.

I really don't notice these. Maybe your eyes are just too fast.

Lol. There are people who are unnecessarily picky enough to be bothered by a jump cut?

Master Therion Get out

Gavin I'm afraid to ask... okay, what about their sex life? It's not about bananas is it?

time-flies are the best kind of flies!

Good one man

Tarantulas have slow metabolism but are lightning fast when attack

That’s definitely part of it but wouldn’t explain at all why a child might be better on the tests like the flicker test. That’s more like hindsight time perception or subjective perception. Which idk probably part of the fact people can’t agree on whether kid’s experience time faster or not. That’s more like the phenomenon of time seeming to tick by real slow when you’re very bored or distressed

What did you take? A big does of mushrooms? DMT?

*dose

meh meh I don't think that has been proven correct just speculation.

Henrizz It's meant to be just speculation, man. I'm just throwing out ideas here.

Yeah i belive that sounds about right.

I am so glad to hear (see) that I'm not the only person who has thought of this.

This is a pretty common assumed explanation. The scary thing is I once saw this graphed out (for a 1yo a year is their whole life, for a 2yo a year is half their life, and so on) and weighting this way it showed that you've lived half of the perceived time of your life by the time you are seven years old.

That is a big part of it. There are other factors which I just can't recall at the moment, but GIYF and can fill in the blank there.

I was wondering the same thing the whole time

I assume by neural activity? When brain displays a similar pattern to a continous light, bingo.

Even fruit flies can be trained to a small degree.

Rares Lisovschi how do you test that on fish?.. Flies?

Small electrodes that detect electric impulses in their brain perhaps?

Upvote

Perhaps

Everything you experience is your brain hallucinating. We only experience our brains interpretation of things and we all know how our senses deceive us so who knows what's really going on. It's all a psychedelic trip. Lol

It's more relative, I'd say. And so would Einstein.

jep 60Hz is nothing! Im pretty sure nearly everone can detect the differnce up to 265Hz at least everyone i tested with was able to tell the differnce! Even my 97 year old grandma!

36THz or bust!

+Don Guru de Bro Did you use a double blind study?

of course nobody did know on which refreshrate he/she is playing, watching videos or using the desktop/ programms. I did 24, 30, 60, 75, 100, 120, 144, 165, 200, 240 & 265 and everything with and without G-Sync. in 5 Games 3 desktop enviroments and 5 videos... its about 95% accurate. Most mistakes where made between 240 & 265Hz and then between 165 & 144Hz. I mean thats kinda obvious... Ah G-syncs on other Monitors freesync has a huge impact too - its about 1 gap, so 60 feels about the same as 75Hz, 120 as 144Hz etc.! :) But sometimes this sync causes imput lag... its tricky...^^

1.9x10^43 FPS or you aren't trying! Jokes for Nerds!

You're pretty much correct! For humans time perception seems to be relative to our age. As a 20 year old, the span from 10 years old to 15 felt like an incredibly long time, while 15-20 years went by so much faster. The next 10 years while likely go by even faster, although making new experiences and traveling seems to slow things down compared to doing the same thing everyday for months on end.

ToXiiC BULLET our vacation is actually a little over 2 months, so about 9 weeks. I’m in USA

Jack Timothy hA I get it

...stuff

Poopedy scoopedy doop

I understood that reference.

luckily i live in the TARDIS ;-)

You don't need to think with language in your head to do stuff.

exactly!

Music sounds noticably faster if I take off my headphones. By something like 50%, too. But every second as per clock handle feels the same anyway.

Matt Jasa They see in sloth time

They see in "I don't give a F about your needs, enjoy socialism" time.

If humans are truly 60fps, why cam i tell the difference between a 90 and 120 hz setting in my games?

ToXiiC BULLET I feel the effect in that case is much less extreme but definetly still worth talking about. I wish sciscow would dedicate a series to psycoactives, it would be very interesting.

That's such an accurate portrayal of lsd. Astute observation.

Dude

That's my _normal_ time perception.

Im 15

Idk amigo

Ya same sometimes if I wake up early each minute seems way slower than normal. It

Midas800 As soon as I heard it I paused the video and looked for the comment. 😂

Ha!!

"Fishes" refers to various species. It's not wrong.

@@DANGJOS 🍻

Nah, pretty sure that was Dale

@@tvdan1043- This made me laugh! Totally underrated comment!

lol

Surely it's more like 25?

BertyFromDK only a genius would say that

If your girlfriend complains about sex being over too soon, just tell her time flew because she was having fun.

Who the fvck would sit on a hot stove for a minute

@@basrengangetch.2042 exactly, no one. Your brain hates it, and can't ignore it, which means they experience and process every grueling second while waiting for it to be over. A watched clock never finishes, I believe is the saying. Whereas kissing someone you love, that's rapture. It's exciting, wonderful. Everything seems quicker because there's never enough.

Well it's all relative...... but only we can conceptualise the difference. There's also very few animals who have no memory, even flies can learn and recall.

there's a big difference between how we perceive things after the fact, and how we perceive them moment to moment, though. i.e., if you take a drug that stops you forming new memories for a while, you still perceive the world at a certain rate while on the drug, right? then after the fact, the day may seem shorter than usual-but maybe not. realistically, how much of your day do you remember before you go to bed?

toni There are perceptions of time that aren't based on memory like circadian rhythms.

Even your "moment to moment" perceptions of the "present" are technically slightly always in the past though due to light's travel time and the processing time of your eye/brain combo system. Even our perception of the "present" is always really the slight past. It's weird when you overthink it, lol.

Some would even say it's relative.

Kbc oh that's cleaver very subtle barely noticeable

This a troll?

For many small creatures this isn't even necessary because of the very short distances neural impulses have to travel, which makes communication between different parts of their bodies super fast

Mark Molenaar being small is fast got it

My cats can catch things that move too fast for me to see...

cats have evolved senses to counter the speed of the small animals they are easly able to percive were something is going to be before it's there though not always perfect its good enough to make cats in the top 5 or maybe 10 preditors in terms of success rate in hunting

Keianna , my sweetest cat is relentless at bringing home small dead things.

you're the first to make this comment on this video. :P

If your point is that people shouldn't comment things that don't add anything of value to the video then really you should have abstained from writing yours =p

When a video is monetized, each "interaction" bumps the payment up a tiny bit, or at least makes it look more popular. Watching, liking, and commenting all count as interactions, so even if a comment doesn't add any info, it does count for something.

Laezar that wasn’t my point. I meant what I said.

What are you even talking about

elikopo kopo shitty pick up lines lol

Thomas Boulet ?????

she. She's hot

I thought you were calling her an owl.

AneeJ Yes, "fishes" since she wasn't referring to only one type.

Eric Brizendine yeah but isn't the plural of "fish" just "fish"? Tbh this not my native language so, maybe wrong

Luis Gerardo The plural of fish is usually still 'fish', but when you're talking about multiple species, it becomes fishes.

i was literally scrolling through the comments to find one about them saying "fishes" so that i could say that "fishes" is the correct plural when you're referring to more than one type of fish. looks like someone else got here first

loser face LMAO!!