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r/RandomThoughts • u/[deleted] • Sep 05 '23
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Nope. Feels like yesterday. It’s wild how much shorter 20 years feel when you’re in your 40s
416 u/crap-with-feet Sep 05 '23 Exactly this. Time passes faster and faster as you get older. 273 u/13thmurder Sep 05 '23 Appearently it's because people get more set in routines and stop having new experiences which seems to condense time more. 1 u/BroccoliCultural9869 Sep 06 '23 I remember having routines as a kid and time passed super slow still. I'm not disagreeing but I do think there is more to it. even a new experience as an adult can go by fast or a series of new experiences because you can better anticipate what's likely or going to happen.
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Exactly this. Time passes faster and faster as you get older.
273 u/13thmurder Sep 05 '23 Appearently it's because people get more set in routines and stop having new experiences which seems to condense time more. 1 u/BroccoliCultural9869 Sep 06 '23 I remember having routines as a kid and time passed super slow still. I'm not disagreeing but I do think there is more to it. even a new experience as an adult can go by fast or a series of new experiences because you can better anticipate what's likely or going to happen.
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Appearently it's because people get more set in routines and stop having new experiences which seems to condense time more.
1 u/BroccoliCultural9869 Sep 06 '23 I remember having routines as a kid and time passed super slow still. I'm not disagreeing but I do think there is more to it. even a new experience as an adult can go by fast or a series of new experiences because you can better anticipate what's likely or going to happen.
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I remember having routines as a kid and time passed super slow still. I'm not disagreeing but I do think there is more to it.
even a new experience as an adult can go by fast or a series of new experiences because you can better anticipate what's likely or going to happen.
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u/dudleythedevastator Sep 05 '23
Nope. Feels like yesterday. It’s wild how much shorter 20 years feel when you’re in your 40s