are days going by fast or slow?

 

Kind of both, really. So I'm not picking one. For sure not normal.

 

Part of it goes...

Days go by, they're impossible to replay,
But in perspective of eternity,
Not even a moment can even go by
Until she returns...
Until she comes home to me

Wow, I totally forgot this old song of mine called "Into The Great WhiteTorrent Of Love"! Thanks for this thread, passeee

 

Way too fast.

 

They just blend into each other, kinda like a Shepard tone. So normal speed i guess?

 

The older you grow, the faster they go.

 

depends on how much ketamine i used and how bored i am

 

Days go slow when you are doing nothing
Days go fast when you are busy
That's all

 

Depends when you are asking.
A mix of both fortunately.

 

It's an age thing. It's many decades since I had a Coleridge day.

'Day after day, day after day,
We stuck, nor breath nor motion;
As idle as a painted ship
Upon a painted ocean.'

- Samuel Taylor Coleridge

 

I'm not voting because time is an illusion, and probably the biggest mystery of all to me.

Past, presence and future exist. That's about it. What seems to be "in the past" is still there, and what seems to be "in the future" is already there.
Unfortunately I have no idea what the bottom line of that recognition is. It leads to philosophical questions, like "Does it even influence anything what we are doing, what we have done or what we will do? How does it matter what we're doing, when past and future are just as real and existent like the present moment feels for us?".
Mystery.

And that's not esoteric blabla, it's based on the current state of science and all knowledge mankind possesses at this point. It's a concept that has been proven many times, and this will be valid until a new Einstein shows up and shakes the world with revolutionary scientific findings.
This whole time thing (past isn't over, future already exists) is a scientific fact that isn't talked too much about. That's probably due to the rather abstract nature of the topic. It's kind of overwhelming for the human brain and hard to grasp. And it's even harder to draw conclusions from it.

For everyone who's wondering what the f***k I'm talking about: there's a nice documentary by Brian Greene where all of this is explained very well.
I think starting YT videos at a specific time isn't possible here on AS, the most essential part is from about 12:00 until about 29:00. But the whole docu is interesting, just as the entire series "The Fabric of the Cosmos".

[BTW: I wish @Daisy69 was here, would be a great topic for him. FREE DAISY!!!]

 

I dunno, but I now need a shave after being clean shaven when I got here

 

Well, for somebody driving around in a vehicle on let's say Planet Mars, you had a full beard at the very same moment.

 

Time is running out too fast for me, since 10 years I am in financial trouble because of my parents. And the best part is that I didn't do anything wrong, they got in debt, and I have to pay it, life is brutal

 

'Time' is shrinking ~0.031%per year. You can count the percentage per day.
If you live for 100 years, your last day will be 3.1% shorter than the day you were born.

 

This must be about my intimacy with the Russian site

 

What the hell? That cant be legal....

 

@Martel They are old, sick and naive, I do it of my own free will otherwise they would be long dead.

 

You are the keeper of time, DRUMCODEx!

 

It doesn't have to be this way. We could easily double the hours in a day to 48 and carry on through the mid-day darkness. Imagine the productivity, people could work 40 hours a day and still have time for 8 hours of sleep.