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I would like ur comment but you have 420 likes

true hahaha!

NecroAngel Declares War especially if yer horking your cookies 🍪 🤢🤮 😹

Indeed xD @@CrazyFunnyCats

time flies so much when you are in lockdown

So true..

The future and the past actually look identical to me. Except that the future is a fantasy.

Nice quote.

@@eduardoureta8006 of course it's because you are asleep

♥️

Abraço João.

I'm 22, about to be 23, and probably a month from now I'll be looking back and wondering how it's been an entire month since I wrote this. It's made me discouraged because I haven't accomplished a fraction of what I hoped to in life. But, the more I think about it the more discouraged it makes me, and that's the problem... It can become a vicious loop if you're not careful. Honestly what helps me is reminding myself that the mind has quite a lot of power over the body. If you make yourself do more things instead of over-sleeping or putting them off, you will feel like you haven't wasted as much time

@@jayall00 Im 23 and I gonna be 24 this August. And I guess I feel the same way. I guess since I graduated Hugh school in 2019 and the the pandemic started the fallowing year I haven't had much to do other than writing my books.

@@theintrovertedaspie9095 That pandemic made me lose like most of my motivation to do anything, however it did get me to focus all of my time on personal hobbies like guitar playing. I'd say it was a miracle in that aspect. You're definitely not alone though, it affected everybody. That year reminded all of us how easy it is for life to take such a sudden, drastic turn

Wish it was still like this…

Thinking about it, its amazing how we dont prioritize fun, its more so survival and keeping things running, kids all they want and try to get is fun, and there is no going back to that if youre trapped in the adult life of responsibilities

@@raykarpp Makes me think of John Lennon’s song “It’s so hard”: “you gotta eat, you gotta drink.” I do think that there is a way to prioritize fun more. You can make choices in life that make your life feel better. But it may require sacrifices or taking risks. And you probably need some luck as well. I call myself lucky that my hobby turned into a job.

And yet I don't miss being a kid. Being the captain of my own ship, however hard, is a great feeling.

Being a kid just feels better than being a adult just my opinion, I'm a adult now maybe my opinion could change back when I was a kid I didn't have to go to therapy or take meds because life was easier back then , you don't have a big load when youre a kid but when you're a adult you have 1000 things to do , it sucks , I wish I can go back to being a kid so much better times , and that's was before covid happened . Ah good days don't last long , but bad days seems to last longer

To which she'll reply, "10 seconds isn't long enough for me to enjoy myself"

Or just get a new wife every few years.

for an hour feels like an hour

LOL! Cheers for that

benD'anon fawkes Must be newly wed. You still have sex.

+Sikh Atheist you can also try use dial-up internet, so time will pass really slower

*XDDDDDDDDDD*

ابو ليث الخطيب Fail

Your patience level must have sky-rocketed!

Sikh Atheist 😂😂

Absolutely true 😪

​@@sasacrapanzano wow that's a POV I never thought of ! That makes sense

Literally this is what I was thinking too. When you're young you explore new things about life and yourself frequently. The difference of your life (or your perception of your life) at age 10 and age 15 is very different. However this is not the same for the ages of 60 and 80. You're pretty much set by 60, you know what you enjoy, what you hate. Thus, you live accordingly. Of course you can still do new things learn things but the chances are it's gonna be less. So, maybe to avoid this "illusion" if we don't live a monotonous life and do new things frequently we can slow our sense of time at the older ages.

Yep, that's what I was thinking too.

@@legendgb1 Agreed. I am 68, and fill my life with different activities. Building natural stone walls in my large garden, designing and building amplifiers, learning multiple languages, working through textbooks on complex analysis and differential geometry, plenty of foreign travel, and plenty more. Treasurer for local charity. Socialising with friends and neighbours in the local pubs is a huge part of being happy. The years go by slowly for me. I can imagine time goes very quickly if all you do is watch TV at home all day.

No one can escape death and time, it's a part of our life, time will keep on moving and will never know how fast it is taking us to our end

I feel the same way, at 37 the days are passing by really quickly. I believe hearing what he said at 4:57 about worrying speeding it up even more made me regret watching a video from 7 years ago. I had hoped for a miraculous way to decrease the perception of time passing, but reading comments from older people than me, it seems like it only gets worse. Hello, thanatophobia!

Check out the longest 5 seconds on KZfaq by the slow mo guys

they changed it to 6....

@@gregtheflyingwhale6480 they did not kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptuUm8uGqtrSc30.html

I was gonna say slo mo guys kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptuUm8uGqtrSc30.html

they changed it to 4 seconds

Your math class is inside a Kerr blackhole, right?

shantanu jain my one is in a Kerr black hole

Damm relateble🤣🤣🤣

Wow, this could be a Big problem, feeling that almost a day past in just 5 minutes

@@denyraw no but Kerr blackholes do require a lot of maths so I guess in a way yeah

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I’m self employed and my weeks absolutely fly by. When I go on holiday for two weeks, like you say it feels wayyy longer, more like a month.

@@Logicon1138 ???

@@capitaopacoca8454 yeah Ed def feels that way and if you say inshallah it goes slower brotha

Well it's because you focus on job and other stuff so much, you barely have free time to feel the time slowing go away, as we were kids we have a lot of free time, hang out with friends, go to school and summer time have ton of free times. Gosh I wish I was young again

@@smugglercat6638 you're a kid at heart take a vacation and live like a kid again it's your mind that perceives time not your soul so go have fun

​@@smugglercat6638 I feel that way sometimes too. I even think that it might be good in a sense. As a sort of guidance or check up with your younger self. There is this album called "Days" by Real Estate. And for me it just perfectly captures this complex feeling. It has this easy summery vibe to it, yet at the same time this deeper sense of nostalgia too. It is profound yet simple at the same time. Its just very beautiful to me. When I listen to It, it brings me back there, to this feeling I had when I was teen, riding my bike around during warm summer nights and trying to find beer hanging out with friends. Simple things. Maybe its because I used to listen to that album at the time too, so now the music just brings me back to my best memories. But even today I find some peace listening to it simply driving around windows down. Makes me relive this feeling that I had back then. Something that is so hard to put into words. Anyway I though maybe it would make you feel the same way.

But you've never lived over 50 years then so you cant be sure it felt that long.. 😕😕

Charlottew2001 + Exactly what I thought, but what if he’s 100?...

Good point 😅 then hes doing well, wanting to comment on youtube, he must be extremely healthy for his age 😃

Charlottew2001 + Yup

Mark L. Lmao

lets cut out your hypothalamus and see if time fly's by faster for you after the surgery

Yep, that's how I would explain it too. Well to be fair the video mentions it but in a different way. But i think another missing factor is having way more time to kill when you're younger. It's mostly school, including any extra curricular activities, and everything else outside of that. No stresses, no worries for the most part and a lot less repetitive routine work. As an adult, we get bombarded with mostly mundane tasks literally every single day and a set routine when it comes to work. The days mesh and even get lost. This results in thinking time is flying when we're just merely to busy to even notice it.

I never even did anything worth remembering in my childhood 😂😂

@@iiCounted-op5jx Bro you missed out a lot on your childhood

Facts

this is exactly how i feel man.. idk what to do :/

Not for me I loved being alone and doing nothing, it means I don’t need an excuse to play video games all day.

Introverts - yes!

I’m sure a lot of loners relate but I felt like time moved by faster because of how much free time I had to do whatever I wanted. As evil as it sounds, quarantine felt too short..

true

Za warudo technic

You just reminded me of my daily plank, thank you

Yess

God damn yes

Yess I was thinking the same thing😂

So true brother

As a teen, I will say that 2010 to 2016 feels significantly longer than 2016 to now.

I started to feel time go by too fast when I was 12… it hasn’t stopped

@@Z-nl3ln how old r u now???

@@zulqarnainhaider4739 15 I know I’m young but this thing stresses me out and I feel like it ruins my teenage years

Then it should pass slowly for you, according to him anyway

+Tanner H but as he forget it his live will seem like it just went out because he will have not much memories to make him feel like it was worth it... which is kinda sad... so instead of being afraid, enjoy your time Papakay any way we can not stop time and we all gonna die some day close or far, I'm not arrogant to force my way of view to anyone but even if there is a life after this or not the best thing its to make this life worth it!

+PapaKay yeah thats a good way to put it. I'm not a virgin, I just ran out of time

i was just quoting a movie

+PapaKay Well Eric gave good words anyway.. Damn

Bruh, you started the sentence off like she actually died or was kidnapped, I had anxiety reading until the happy ending. 😂

@@phantomluffy9476 Brutal.

Call CPS on this guy, quick!

@@bryanbryan6108 what?

Couldve been 24 hours and the clock looped around

Because we're enjoying it...seriously? (actually because of (repetition)

Im experiencing it heavy now at 23 but the past 6 years have been like it

brutal, is there any particular reason it went faster after 18?

Wise words of wisdom

@@animemoments2388 true lol 😂😂😂😂😂

This is beyond wisdom... this is philosophy :D

@@varunchand8546 XD

And the more likely it is to unwind and fall off !

Agreed

Yeah ... you get that job and you start paying BILLS & you end up in that repetitive and revolting door

@@tonykari5124 sounds fun... 😭

Facts

Exactly man Exactly!

Perhaps the effects of chemtrails, fluoride, harmful ingredients in food, exposure to EMF radiation, or computer eye syndrome which affects processing because of the cumulative effects on the eyes and the nerves that control the muscles of eye movement.

Yes so if you want to ‘slow time’, just do something exciting instead of always working or studying. Go make fun memories with your loved ones every week. Maybe in weekends, or in the evenings after work. You will ‘slow time’ with it

the way to really slow it down is to keep a daily journal, and record the day's events. When a year passes, look back to reflect over all that you did/had, and you'll see how long a year is. The more you forget, the faster time seems to go by.

I’m 20 and reading this lowkey made me really sad

@@jackson5116 I'm 26 and for me, I think the more I remember the faster time goes... because when I look back and have a thought or remember something I saw from years ago it seems like it seems like it was just yesterday. The only advice I would give someone is to see new things and learn new things as much as possible (2 things you do a lot of when you are younger). Because then you will focus more on the present and time will go slower. Time will never be able to go as slow as when you were younger because when you are young you have practically no memories. That's just life.

can i be your friend?

@@peenhead9938 That's exactly it. When I was in my teens any events I remembered from my childhood seemed like an eternity ago since I didn't remember much between the events. But as you get older and remember more and more, even the mundane things, it really puts into perspective how fast time does go!

it felt like 1000000000000000000000 years

School like most people know sucks.

Me waiting Saturday for soccer practice it feels like 77 mill years

A Sunday vs a Monday...

Now it feels like a day :)

Obvious, AND not the topic being discussed

@@mhunt25 it was an example?

@@amfizzian life, speeding up, as you age

@@mhunt25 (this was my comment on an unused account which i still get the emails for) i am aware of what this video was about, and i can also see why it’s slightly unrelated in your point. not every comment has to be completely related to the video?

@@amfizzian great, now let's move onto the "obvious" part You made an off topic statement and it wasted everyone's time because we all know it to be true cause it isn't novel

meanwhile all my teen years from 14-18 were spent sitting at home rotting on a screen because of covid lol

​I'm sorry ! Certainly your life is in more action now. The 20s can be a great time - I hope you're living it up while younger. ​

That's what Iv'ebeen doing this year.. 2x speeds everything now... i can't waste my time any more.. I just stay oun youtube for 2 hrs per day...

@@RatusMax Same

You wasted the time you saved on writing this comment

@@RatusMax I wish I had 2 hours to spend on youtube

Nah, it's just cuz you're old and the time flies faster for you.

I'm going to try this

Anime 😂?

Whether it works or not, you will still continue planking after the minute passed.

@@BaalTomekk huh

Or step on a lego.

@Ishtiaque Walid yeahhh feels short , winter already here wtffff o_O

@@aena5995 i cant BELIEVE its october already

Quarantine feels like a very long month, but not 7 whole months

It feels like July was an hour ago

Uneventuallity

Patience gang!

Every 60 seconds a minute passes

Patience is a virtue but if you are a doctor then patients are a virtue

@@kozmosis3486 I have never heard such true wisdom

This thread is a W

Not just a holiday. I always experienced this with classes, sessions too.

Now its payday cant wait

im 40 and it still does

You must not work full time lol?

So true lol

Fax

You're on to something

I sort of disagree… maybe this isn’t a universal thing you’re speaking of. I find that the first handful of times I go somewhere it’s quick… then overtime it takes longer as you get used to the things you see and become bored. Don’t assume that’s a shared experience, cause I don’t think it is. I feel like the same is for this video. I don’t agree time is moving quicker as I age and I’ve asked some of my elders and they disagreed as well. It’s more so about stimulation of the mind. Anything takes longer when you’re fixated on the ends. And anything moves quicker when you are distracted from the ends.

I honestly feel the opposite. When I go somewhere new, I'm immersed in the new sites and the absorption of the route. It seems to just fly by, but if I repeat the trip it's not the same. The more often I do, the more routine and mundane the experience becomes. The longer it seems to drag on.

I 100% agree. It's like when you spend a weekend at home, it just flies by. But if you travel somewhere new, the weekend seems much longer. So I think the key here is to fill your days with new activities if you want them to last longer.

This!!!

Zooms by doing homework

Geogravitational anomalies.

Mine is the opposite

Yeah relativity again frames of reference 🤣

@@JG-vo3mh you must be enjoying your work so much i envy you

Wouldnt that mean that u were not in a flow and fucked ur exams up

@@gipus. No, exams just drag. Especially when you finish with a lot of time left

I think they're bith 2 seconds

@@seveneleven3479 exams are so long

My exams are not slow.. i have to write 6 pages just for 1 question (literally) Time always flies in an exam never able to complete it though.

damn dude. thats one long lunch, lucky

We only get 40 minutes

@@human6310 tell your boss to buy robots for workers and that you are leaving

I only get 30 minute of lunch and 15 minute of break but the break feels like 8 minutes I hate time lol

I only had 30mins back in the days. But seems I started realizing what the fudge am I spending my time on I began to put my time in the stock market.

have you watched the chimera ant arc of hunter x hunter

@@tingtingli9431 nope

Talking is a free action

Ok, basically a 15 minute fight was around 30 episodes.

Ever watched an Indian soap opera? 5 seconds = 10 episodes

I read this, or something like it, in a book called The Time Keeper. Idk if it's the same book

@@RightfulFallen yea its the sane book,u r right

@@RightfulFallen yea it's from the same book

100th btw

The book name is The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom

Really relatable.

True!

@Mr. 8-Bit Doggo Do you want to explain more about it? Hope all is ok :)

Mr. 8-Bit Doggo I’m glad you understand the reasons better now, you seem really in tune with it, and hopefully you can still manage despite it. All the best ❤️❤️ (pretty late response, for some reason I wasn’t notified)

@@yes7855 pretty late response, but im sure it would not be such a long time ago for doggo 😂😭😭

PhenomRom YOOOOOOOOOOOOO I KNOW, RIGHT?!

True

Facts

Life Hack: Keep doing plank all your life. You will feel like living a million yers

Try supermans and scuba divers.

Trueee

100% agree

I've always thought that, seems the obvious answer. Haven't watch the video yet lol

@@biancavegter5488 tell that to yourself in 15 years

German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer in his work "Aphorismen zur Lebensweisheit" in the chapter "Vom Unterschiede der Lebensalter " dedicated a little bit to this topic. This chapter impressed me a lot and proved to be very instructive. Schopenhauer also wrote even then that it would be fundamentally due to repetition. Here are a few excerpts from the chapter: "Namely, life, in all its significance, is still so new, fresh, and without dulling of its impressions by repetition, before us, that we, in the midst of our childish bustle, are always occupied in silence and without any clear intention, to grasp from the individual scenes and processes the essence of life itself, the basic types of its figures and representations. We see, as Spinoza puts it, all things and persons in the light of eternity. The younger we are, the more each represents its whole genus. This diminishes more and more, from year to year: and on this rests the so great difference of impression which things make on us in youth and in old age ... As long as we are young, we may be told what we like, we consider life endless and deal with time accordingly. The older we get, the more we economize our time. For in later age, every day spent arouses a sensation akin to that which a delinquent led to the high court has at every step. From the point of view of youth, life is an infinitely long future; from the point of view of old age, it is a very short past; so that at first it appears to us like the things when we put the lens of the opera-goer to our eye, but at last like the eyepiece here. One must have become old, thus have lived long, in order to recognize, how short the life is. - The older one becomes, the smaller all human things appear: life, which in youth stood before us as solid and stable, now shows itself to us as the rapid flight of ephemeral phenomena: the nothingness of the whole emerges. - Time itself has a much slower pace in our youth, therefore the first quarter of our life is not only the happiest, but also the longest, so that it leaves behind many more memories, and everyone, if it mattered, would know more to tell from it than from two of the following ones."

As far as I’m concerned. Each decade is faster, not so much year after year

Give me rent

hahahahahaha true!!!!!

@@kobenkoben7261 you’ll get your rent when you fix this damn door!

@@Reid0h I miss the part where that's my problem

@@kobenkoben7261 this is a free country not a rent free country

and/or anxiety/anxiety attacks

I've lived with serious depression since 12 and am 21 now, it does slow things down a lot i feel like, but what I've noticed mostly is that it kinda takes away my ability to look back on things since i can barely remember anything because of it. As a musician though i have some general perception on time. so in most cases while i know what time it is or how much time has passed, it rarely aligns with how much time i feel has passed. that only applies to situations i am actively in. if it's more than a few days ago it could as well be years.

@@nathanvis3222 I can relate 😔

Pfffft! Depression is hard to get out of because it gives "distorted" pleasure to one pondering over negative things. Also being depressed and being afraid are different things. It might not be easy to recognize for someone who is first time depressed or has only been short time depressed, that depression gives that kind of pleasure. And it totally makes sense, that's why it's so destructive cycle.

I can relate to this.

This has made me learn something about some of my classmates. I'm in college, 20 years old and the ages of my classmates range from 17-22. We're in the same grade, yet the ones fresh out of high school seem to get distracted way quicker than me and others that are 20+ do. 2 hours of a class to me seems like not a super big deal, but to my younger classmates it generally seems like a bigger deal than it does to me.

Huh, it started earlier for me, it felt like this year just ZOOMED past and im already a 10th grader, i still remember the first time i went to school

I felt it start at the same time I began 7th grade, and the first four weeks that school year passed in a blur. But in my second semester of 8th grade, time slowed back down to a more comprehensible speed, and it's stayed at that new speed consistently since then.

Started for me around age 9 - 10

Sorry but I have a different theory, i think it's about something happening in space and all like how time passes differently near objects of varying gravity and all coz you see not just us, ask the kids even they are feeling time fly by unlike us when we were kids. This is something else, we are missing something.

That's because you pretty much know what to expect, and when a scene will happen.

Same

Perfecto said sir!

Ikr

Same deal with road trips. At least for me, it feels like the trip back goes by much quicker.

Yea, and when you're young, you want to be an adult so you pretty much stare at the clock waiting. To get a drivers licence, to turning 21 and being able to drink, etc.

@@agent475816 Turning 21 next month although I don't drink, I've been looking forward to that day since 16 now that I reflect on that thought, wish I was still 16.

I turned 21 july 2nd. have drank quite a bit but tbh it doesn't matter, especially considering no matter how much I drink it doesn't affect me at all

I 100% agree with u!!!!

U state it so precisely.

Summer is already halfway over and it feels like it only just started. And then it’s back to winter for half the year here

My schools summer was cut down by 12 days 2 years ago

@@beachbum4805 :O that's horrible

I totally get you, just today I thought to myself “has it really been a month and a half already?”

Mean while I'm 25 and in college and this summer feels like years. Cant wait to get back and keep finishing my degree

Thats a fact

Omg yes

Wow! You're right!

Yeah but I'm pretty sure that goes for people of all ages

True

I agree with you! As well as bringing new experiences constantly into life

time going faster is pleasant not unpleasant

@@egg-iu3fe nah

@@11panithilopas9 yeah

@@egg-iu3fe I'm guessing you're relatively young, and not experiencing life racing by as you hurtle ever nearer your grave ..... it's not a pleasant experience.

u inspire me sir

Wow you're 76? You must have a lot of life-experience

That is awesome mister Glen Net. I hope I'll be able to live such a full life myself as well.

I'm 50 and I stopped my minute after 51 seconds. I also don't feel that time is speeding up with age. Although, I believe when I was very young time felt a bit slower simply because I wasn't aware that my life is limited.

Stay healthy hope u live a while

That makes a lot of sense

Yeah. My 2020 exists but only partially. I remember only few times, like the days in Florence when I met my GF and gosh those were only 3 days though seem like entire weeks, unlike the period from March to July that were 4 to 5 months of nothing feel like well nothing, I passed those months at home, watching TV, playing on my phone and sleeping, it's really nothing, I also remember my time in Naples, 7 days and again feels like much longer, that's my 2020 for ya. It feels like we never lived it, 2019 and then 2021, just lived some weeks in 2020, doesn't matter how hard I try I can't really focus on nothing from 2020, I can't really catch anything important to attach myself to. And that also might explain why those 3 days in Florence are so important to me, like I can't even begin to explain why I felt so good, I never felt that good again even with my GF in the past 18 months.

Agreed.

This. When we are young, we remember each and every experience because it was new. Our brain remembers the "first" encounter of each thing. But when we age, we experiences things that we've already done time and time again. Our brain don't remember those.

That is what i have always told to myself and to people around. And that is why I will always try to find new things to experience. I am right now soon to become 21 years old, but I have been a sound technician, builder, cook, an actor, an improv actor, been to 4 different schools (if we do not consider online courses) and right now I am learning IT. I train my brain everyday as much as I can and try to give it as much variety as I can. Also as I have in the past felt a burnout, I know to keep an eye on my free time so that I could also from time to time think of my past and see if I am happy about it.

I've experienced your "strange experience" multiple times, haha. It does feel really weird whenever it happens.

"Routine". Exactly.

lets hope you do what you love for $

Or quit your job

@parodyvideos wouldn't say mindless... I learn some good stuff on here.

I think that has to do with figuring it out or having it explained to you. Which happens more?

Dom s I agree the same thing happens to me

GORILLA ROB Thanks Ferris!

Great movie!!

OHHHH BOW BOW

Well yeah I stay in my room alot and don't really go out.....could that be the case..?😬

Excellent comment!!

Whenever I speak around a pretty girl, I get so embarrassed my body gets as hot as a stove. Does that count?

Are you saying that you touch yourself, when you see a pretty girl?

I always touch myself when i see a pretty girl m8.

GTX 1080 Well that's gotta be awkward.

Jan Egeland They don't mind, and in fact go in for the succ.

I believe this is exactly it.

Yea that’s what I’ve always had in mind and everyday it feels kinda short

This was sort of what it was for me, time seemed to speed up as things became more and more routine.

As a Christian, I find that the more I learn about God and the Bible the more exciting each year becomes. He is an infinite God and I am a finite person learning more about Him. So, in a way that kind of makes sense. I like the feeling of time flying by because there is something exciting about it.

but that would mean,that periods in youre life that differ heavylie from your routine and are full of new stuff, feel longer and time slows down, but it didnt. i learned a new job for 3 years and those years flew by, like the 3 year of routine before that

Haha

Its so sad tho even the top scientists couldnt find a way to stop this :(

A wise man once told me ITS TIME TO GOOOOOO!!!!

Together we can stop this

Even in asia and europe

It's more like your Core is gradually underclocking. Some people will also experience a reduction of their FOV, movement speed, endurance and agility stats.

It would be the other way round lol if everything speeds up as an adult then that means the framerates are refreshing faster allowing for faster and smoother gameplay of the framerates had dropped then time would slow down

@Diabulus Darkdoom @James Quinn r/whoosh

@@mraleko i figured it was a joke i was making a correction to the joke for a joke to actually have a point and to work it also needs to be relatable so r/woosh to you mate cause you clearly missed the point of my msg

@@bluehornet197 r/doublewhoosh

As said in the video, brain takes time to analyze novel things.

Yep, what you say is proven to be true. Do routine which is easy work will move time faster, but do something new or do hard work then time will move slower.

I figured this out years ago. Adults seem to do the same thing every day, every year. Doing something new, going somewhere new, meeting different people, you will have more memories to separate time.

Another theory of mine... AS WE GROW UP WE START THINKING TOO MUCH ABOUT OUR PAST AND FUTURE. When we come across new things, we just cut the crap and use much of our brain in trying to understanding it(thus making time pass slowly).

Ohhhh that's why

Have a intense life

I can do all of this in my room yes? ay then im somewhat an immortal myself, all with minimal effort

Or do a plank

@@pepperpoop7729 did you not listen to the video? That was one of the exact reasons mentioned that makes life appear *shorter.*

yeah but u have to be rich first

@Suzi Williamson In what?

Ya I know that feeling as I always thought people that died younger as in 30s or so was the lucky ones while people that lived to be 100 was more of a punishment lol

@@ralphlaguna5433 but thats what makes time go by slower :^)

@Suzi Williamson most boomer thing i ever heard

@@ferguson8143 no tf