Re: Almost everyone saw the physical proof that time passes in jumps - only that the majority ignored it (JP)

On Nov 6, 12:40 am, chazwin <chazwy...@yahoo.com> wrote:
...
> It does. It happens to you, it happens to all.
> You know it, you have felt it.
> In the first year of your life each month is a factor of 12. By the
> time you are 10 years, each month represents only 120th of your
> experience, time accelerates with this experience, so that by the time
> you are in your 40s, each years whizzes by and you hardly notice it.
> THere are other factors. Suffering can slow time, enjoyment can
> accelerate it.
> Time is an experienced phenomenon in which novelty, familiarity,
> routine, excitement, and boredom all have their modifying effects.
>
> If you deny this simple fact then you are forgetting what it is to be
> a human being.
...
Thank you for repeating to others this important truth! While reading
other comments (not yours) one could think that we are NOT living
amongst real people. YES, I agree with every word you say - time
really passes differently for different people and for different
emotions. Now we also have an objective method of measurting this
(i.e. which determines at which rotational velocity of a propeller a
given person starts to notice the reversal of the direction of
rotation). The only next step left to completion is that someone
accurately measures this time elapse for different people and for
different emotions. Hopefully such someone emerges soon, as the matter
of time should be researched intensely. After all, the "time vehicles"
which shift our time back to years of youth are the only our hope for
accomplishing immortality. Medically people never can become immortal.

With the totaliztic salute,
Jan Pajak
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