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More often than not I find myself having problems with experiencing proper passage of time. Sometimes I think how X was so long ago, only to discover it happened just two or three months ago, while at the other hand things that I think of as "recent" are already couple of years old. Since I always have "something to do", days pass very quickly at unnoticeable pace. Everything post covid feels off, everything turns into an uniform past that was both "recently" and "a long time ago" and I don't feel like I'm making memories, just it's stuff I remember, if you get what I mean.
>Everything post covid feels off
Did you get vaxxed? having problems with experiencing proper passage of time is a symptom of the vaccine. If you're having such experiences, it's a sign that you likely only have about two more weeks to live.
Did you get vaxxed? having problems with experiencing proper passage of time is a symptom of the vaccine. If you're having such experiences, it's a sign that you likely only have about two more weeks to live.
>>226683
>If you're having such experiences, it's a sign that you likely only have about two more weeks to live.
Man, I wish that lie were true.
>If you're having such experiences, it's a sign that you likely only have about two more weeks to live.
Man, I wish that lie were true.
>>226683
Anon, it has been five years. When will you guys stop believing that the jab was some kind of a weapon of mass destruction?
Anon, it has been five years. When will you guys stop believing that the jab was some kind of a weapon of mass destruction?
>>226688
>When will you guys stop believing that the jab was some kind of a weapon of mass destruction?
Two more weeks
>When will you guys stop believing that the jab was some kind of a weapon of mass destruction?
Two more weeks
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look, they did not invent wristwatches for nothing.
>>226808
>AHIICE
holy AIslop
And no, what I meant is that days pass by, and they FEEL like a blob in the past, I have no problem with understanding time
>AHIICE
holy AIslop
And no, what I meant is that days pass by, and they FEEL like a blob in the past, I have no problem with understanding time
>>226817
ah
try logging/blogging your days (or weeks, at least)
also, try this: for 1 day/week (or, 1 hour a week!), wisit some digital museum of some kind.
Say, Hannover has a 3d virtual museum
ah
try logging/blogging your days (or weeks, at least)
also, try this: for 1 day/week (or, 1 hour a week!), wisit some digital museum of some kind.
Say, Hannover has a 3d virtual museum
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>>226832
wow, that is actually an useful piece of advice
wow, that is actually an useful piece of advice
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>>226832
It's not all that interactive, but good idea
It's not all that interactive, but good idea
>>226838
IDK, ask AI if some interactive museums support this or that kind of VR
all while VR comes in folk-friendly version (Google Cardboard for your celly) and preem versions (anything built to be above Oculus)
IDK, ask AI if some interactive museums support this or that kind of VR
all while VR comes in folk-friendly version (Google Cardboard for your celly) and preem versions (anything built to be above Oculus)
ive noticed different time discrepancies as i get older (only 26) as well as post 2012, i would say maybe routines accelerate time simply because of the auto pilot nature of being deeply into a routine
>>226682
Kind off, I've done the same schedule for days, and time passes on far too quickly
Kind off, I've done the same schedule for days, and time passes on far too quickly
>>226962
I'm 30 and I feel you on that 2012 thing.
Sure the mayan thing was a meme, but to me as well that was a major turning point. Things just felt off ever since.
I'm 30 and I feel you on that 2012 thing.
Sure the mayan thing was a meme, but to me as well that was a major turning point. Things just felt off ever since.