Im getting older too, but I say its going by faster. My too sons are growing so fast...
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Jul 11, 2011
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i once heard that the reason time seems to move more quickly when you get older is because so much more time has passed. when you are two a year is half your life. but when you are 50 it is 1/50th of your life.
interesting. coach so does having children make time move faster? i have none maybe thats why its slowing down for me. planeden so is it the age or the memories that make it faster?
oh and is it just me or is light slowing down? seems like when i was younger and i flicked the switch is was almost instantaneous. now it seems like the darkness retreats slower and vice versa when i turn a light off it creeps back in slower or the light fades away slower
Jul 11, 2011
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KeViN246 wrote:
interesting. coach so does having children make time move faster? i have none maybe thats why its slowing down for me. planeden so is it the age or the memories that make it faster?
oh and is it just me or is light slowing down? seems like when i was younger and i flicked the switch is was almost instantaneous. now it seems like the darkness retreats slower and vice versa when i turn a light off it creeps back in slower or the light fades away slower
time - yeah, it would be something like that.
lights - that's easy. it is those silly curly que (compact florecent) light bulbs that are so much more environmentally friendly that you have to call the hazmat team if you break on and recycle them because of the mercury that they are made with. you know, the ones that last so long you only have to replace three before your regular incandecent bulb burns out.
nah, i'm not really bitter. bitter is that $40 led bulb that is supposed to last 20 years that i bought two months ago that is now burned out. granted, it probably burned for a solid three hours first.
planeden wrote:
KeViN246 wrote:
interesting. coach so does having children make time move faster? i have none maybe thats why its slowing down for me. planeden so is it the age or the memories that make it faster?
oh and is it just me or is light slowing down? seems like when i was younger and i flicked the switch is was almost instantaneous. now it seems like the darkness retreats slower and vice versa when i turn a light off it creeps back in slower or the light fades away slower
time - yeah, it would be something like that.
lights - that's easy. it is those silly curly que (compact florecent) light bulbs that are so much more environmentally friendly that you have to call the hazmat team if you break on and recycle them because of the mercury that they are made with. you know, the ones that last so long you only have to replace three before your regular incandecent bulb burns out.
nah, i'm not really bitter. bitter is that $40 led bulb that is supposed to last 20 years that i bought two months ago that is now burned out. granted, it probably burned for a solid three hours first.
haha maybe. did they change regular bulbs too? cause thats what i have
planeden wrote:
you are just an enigma my friend. nothing about you makes sense :).
thanks :) what im wonderin is if time doesnt exist are all moments in time now? is the past happening now? is it just another dimension?
ok then maybe you can explain how wattage affects brightness. still dont get that :)
he an electrician?
tempis fugit
1pawndown wrote:
tempis fugit
that seems to be the consensus. maybe i should let it go faster, either that or im near a singularity
does time move faster the older you get? seems like its slowing to me. now i wonder if it even exists. is it a construct of our brains or is it real?