A note about time
Oct. 26th, 2005 09:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snoweeFrom time to time we all feel like time is moving too fast or too slow, but only for us.
The last couple weeks I have became aware that time is moving too fast and too slow, but in patches - not related to the activity at the time - and a bizarre sensation that my brain isn't moving in real time at all. It's kind of disturbing. I am sure I've felt this before, but never with an epiphany of why I feel "off". Scientifically, time is solid, predictable. How can our brains - creatures of logic - not know this?
The last couple weeks I have became aware that time is moving too fast and too slow, but in patches - not related to the activity at the time - and a bizarre sensation that my brain isn't moving in real time at all. It's kind of disturbing. I am sure I've felt this before, but never with an epiphany of why I feel "off". Scientifically, time is solid, predictable. How can our brains - creatures of logic - not know this?
