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Why does time feel like it’s speeding up the older we get?
At 5 years old, a summer feels endless. At 40, a year disappears in a blink. This isn’t just nostalgia—or imagination.

In this video, we explore a deeply unsettling idea often linked to Richard Feynman: that our perception of time isn’t fixed, and that aging quietly rewires how reality itself feels. Drawing from physics, neuroscience, and psychology, we uncover why novelty fades, routines compress memory, and why your brain literally records less as life becomes more familiar.

You’ll discover:

Why childhood feels slow and adulthood feels fast

How memory, attention, and novelty distort time

The chilling implication behind Feynman’s insight

Why “busy” lives often feel shorter, not fuller

And what you can actually do to slow time down again

This isn’t just about aging.
It’s about awareness—and how easily life can slip past unnoticed.

By the end, you may never experience time the same way again.
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