'Time Cells' Discovered in Human Brains

Post by westmeal » Sat, Oct 31, 2020, 4:19 PM UTC

pontus wrote: post #81

xwdv wrote: post #44

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Your perception of time is off, you are perceiving time to be passing slower than it actually is. Right now it only seems like 5 minutes, but over time these error minutes will accumulate and you will feel like you have lived less life than you actually have lived in real time. If you did not know how old you were, one day you might be asked to guess, and think you are 63, but then be told the truth and come to the c…

Why is this down voted? It's obviously a joke (and reasonably funny too)...

Post by sam1r » Tue, Nov 03, 2020, 2:37 AM UTC

eloisius wrote: post #74

ekanes wrote: post #71

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If you haven't before, consider looking into whether or not you might have ADHD.

I was diagnosed with ADD as a kid and took Ritalin for a little while, but hated it so I convinced my parents to let me stop. I haven't sought medication or treatment since then. I can manage it really well if I'm intentional about how I arrange and use my environment, and it usually seems like the bursts of intense focus and creativity compensate for the tendency to be distracted and chasing multiple concurrent thre…