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That I am not going to go to sleep one day at 40 and wake up at 80. This article kind of help me have hope that I have time still. it makes the day of her birth feel further away. But then if you think about all the other things in between like first time walking, learning to ride a bike, first day of school, etc. If I think about the birth of my daughter 6 years ago in relation to celebrating her birthday it seems like time has just skipped in a flash. I know this isn’t really on the tenor of the conversation, but it’s my “two cents worth” Be Blessed. Living in America is a gift to treasure, take care of, and be thankful for. Be thankful for every day, be kind and helpful, and appreciate every breath, knowing that God gives it and knowing HIM is the best thing that can ever happen to a person. My husband is gone too, but I have wonderful children who help me and a few close friends that I love. Have I done it as well? I just hope to be as strong as she was before I die. She always looked nice and was pleasant to be around. She had a rare blood disease that caused sores on her legs, so she would wear a pair of support hose to cover her bandaged legs. She managed to feed and clothe us with little money.
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She was on Social Security and a small salary from the movie theatre where she was a cashier. We lived in a low price house district in Wichita Falls, Texas.
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Our father died at 37yrs old of esophageal cancer, and our mother had a rare skin disorder.
In conversations with family members like my sister and brother, I remember things about our family when we were all young. I love living, love my family, and love God, not necessarily in that order. Here is my “two cents worth” I am 80 yrs old now and beginning to have some symptoms of forgetfulness.
Media coverage: It’s spring already? Physics explains why time flies as we age – Science Daily Physics explains why time passes faster as you age – Quartz
Original article: Why the Days Seem Shorter as We Get Older – European Review However, it is not the only explanation out there, and so a more rigorous experimental approach may be required before this mystery is solved for good.
As such, it is a compelling explanation for this common phenomenon. It’s not that their experiences were much deeper or more meaningful, it’s just that they were being processed in rapid fire.”īejan’s argument is intuitive and based on simple principles of physics and biology. Like a slow-motion camera that captures thousands of images per second, time appears to pass more slowly.Īs he puts it: “People are often amazed at how much they remember from days that seemed to last forever in their youth. This is what leads to time passing more rapidly.When we are young, each second of actual time is packed with many more mental images. Focusing on visual perception, Bejan posits that slower processing times result in us perceiving fewer ‘frames-per-second’ – more actual time passes between the perception of each new mental image. Moreover, ageing causes our nerves to accumulate damage that provides resistance to the flow of electric signals, further slowing processing time. He hypothesizes that, over time, the rate at which we process visual information slows down, and this is what makes time ‘speed up’ as we grow older.Īs we age, he argues, the size and complexity of the networks of neurons in our brains increases – electrical signals must traverse greater distances and thus signal processing takes more time. In a paper published this month, Professor Adrian Bejan presents an argument based on the physics of neural signal processing. This speeding up of subjective time with age is well documented by psychologists, but there is no consensus on the cause. As we grow older, it can often feel like time goes by faster and faster. How a clock measures time and how you perceive it are quite different.
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