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From what I've read, dogs can smell time through the decay of scent particles. They don't know that an hour has passed, but they know that something doesn't smell as strongly. They understand day/night, but don't understand the concept of time the way we do.
Regardless, the dogs I've known have known the exact time for breakfast and dinner better than any humans I've known, and without any clocks to look at
A brain injury removed my ability to perceive time
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#22It very much impacted her life. About the only good thing was that she'd just eat at any time we wanted. "I could eat" became the answer always, not that it wasn't before. Woman loved a good scallop and was quick with a fork if you tried to take hers.
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#23I believe this to be caused by depression, as I've seen many similar reports online. Life assumes a sort of "flow" state, as you don't care enough to pay attention to things. It affects my memory in general as well.
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#24On very high doses of DXM it felt like I was in hell for eternity. It sucked, would not recommend.
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#25Kant in shambles
Re: A brain injury removed my ability to perceive time
#26On very high doses of DXM it felt like I was in hell for eternity. It sucked, would not recommend.
I forgot about the time distortion from that! When I was in high school I like to get to first or 2nd plateau and ride around town on my bike listening to music on my MP3 player.
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#27I feel I have a slightly "time-warped" memory. I often can't tell whether something was two months or over a year ago, for instance. I believe this to be caused by depression, as I've seen many similar reports online. Life assumes a sort of "flow" state, as you don't care enough to pay attention to things. It affects my memory in general as well.
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#28After my mom's stroke she basically lost the concept of time. Apparently it's relatively common. Kids don't get the concept of time until an age, and you can lose it. Amazing how much you need it how things fall apart in this modern life without it. Didn't help that she decided to use a 2017 calendar in 2018, I questioned my sanity as I unraveled the mess. It very much impacted her life. About the only good thing was…
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#30As someone who plays in community orchestras, I've never known any violist to have the ability to perceive time.