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| 831 | > No, I don't think so. My memories of the past year have become sharper
> as I've grown older which creates an illusion that time is speeding > up, but I don't think my actual experience of the time has been that > it's seemed faster lately than it used to. Hey Biggles, a blast from the past. I wanted to create a survey on the subject of time passing faster as we age, but it has already been done. Ah well. But consider this aspect of it. When you were five years old, one year was twenty percent of your lifetime. At ten, it is 10 percent and at twenty it is only five percent. My thought is that since each unit of time passing represents a smaller percentage of your lifetime as you grow older, you tend to perceive that time is passing more quickly you age. And I see I have should have read further down before sending this as well. Someone already mentioned that. Oops. | Does time seem to pass faster as you grow older? |
