why times feel to pass quickly then in the past?
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the older you get the faster time will pass. im almost 53,but i still recall being in hs, college and serving in the army in the early 70s.i remember fondly of my daughters birth as well as happy events in my life but they came and went.dont waste a single minute on trivial things.
340406
You are probably moving a bit too fast or in an awkward manner.\n\nSlow down, take your time and get your head out of the gutter.  Next thing you know, things will just happen.
36826
Perhaps u are in a hurry to get there and u are not concentrating on the journey? I u are doing it fast and feel like u r coming, then slow down a bit. change ur pace every once in a while. Well, u can think about boogers and stuff, but u might lose ur hard on if u think about that too much.
12038
You r the one what every one feels they are- inside themselves.Its not divided to the number of living xisting in the universe..It's unique. So there is no I,no me.\n\nTime is something that has the following property.\nIt has a direction.In one direction we remember every thing we call it past.In the other we don't have nothing to know-that's future.This is called the arrow of time(refer to Stefen Hawkin's "arrow of time" in "Brief history of time").\n So why tension.All ur knowledge belongs to ur past..Use it for future..
572310
What you named 'feeling' is in fact our body's response to change in speed (i.e. acceleration). If you close your eyes while traveling in an airplane which flies smooth & flat in a direct path, you never feel its high speed of 500mph or more until it dives, turns, or suddenly change its speed value. The same case is for Earth spin: Although it revolves very fast (its linear velocity on the equator is almost 1039mph), but is constant in value. And the change in its direction causes a force to be applied perpendicular to its rotation, i.e. toward the Earth center. This, of coarse, is the gravity force (our body's weight), without which we may be ejected into the sky and outer space (that is what Si-Fi writers always mentioned in their stories when an astronaut is walking on a very small planet with low gravity!).
94646
Everything happens for a reason. You cannot make things happen faster or at a specific time. Tough times are important as they will help create you as a person, who knows that she really wants. Don't waste 'today' in search of a better 'tomorrow' and worrying about a sad 'yesterday'. Live your life today and things will work out.
383357
Time's been going just right for me lately...a week feels like a week, and I'm not trying to rush it or slow it down. I'm just enjoying it while it lasts because it won't. Life either goes by too fast or too slow, so when it finally balances out for a quick second, ENJOY IT.
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umm...either i'd say that you must have copied the history channel, you are insane, or you perhaps found a way to go faster than the speed of light.\n\nsupposedly that would happen if you went that fast.  time slows the faster you go, and as you near the speed of light it virtually stands still, so if you go faster, then you start heading back in time.\n\ni doubt that you figured out a way though, so i'd go with you being insane if you truly believed that you could do visit ages past in person.
1021044
Definately; like today for instance... It's kinda unsettling when you don't even notice how fast the day goes by but other times, it moves so slow you just wanna keel over and sleep it away or something.
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No because, while time may pass at different rates for different people, they are all still "in the present."  You don't have one person in the past and one in the future.
1119002
Time folds in as much as it is within life.\nThe future exists with the past
755106
i think its your brain somehow writing your current experiences on some previous date in its journal of memories, and then seeing that it has already gone through this before.  Then, its a really weird feeling\n\nbut i really have no clu
515938
Time flies when you're having fun.
503186
Hi, I can get the way you now feel, because its such a long time you have been in the same place (like may be home or hospital), so you feel that the whole world has left you behind and is moving far ahead. So, start to read newspapers, magazines and try to debate on the topics with people you meet, and try to get their views and ideas, which will familiarise you with them and get a feel that you are one among them. Good luck.
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This feeling applies to nearly everyone.  A simple fact of human nature is to seek familiarity.  This is why we feel most comfortable around those we love and know well.  This is why we feel sorrow when we lose a loved one or when a normal routine is permanently removed from our lives. The longer that "thing" is a part of our lives, the more we miss it when it's gone.\n\nAt the same time, we are adaptive creatures.  We adjust to new things, often slowly at first, until they become common place in our lives.  The cycle is repeated hundreds of times throughout our lives...and it's all part of the human experience.
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Time is always now, now, now. We only really are certain about the present; our memory & evidence of the past, and our ;assumptions about the future. The past and future dont really exist, because they  dont exist now. The past used to exist, but doesnt exists now except what we know about it. The future will exist but doesnt exist now and so we don't experience it. \n\nTime continues on at a steady pace all the time as far as we know. There are theories that time has relation to other things, that time is affected as you approach the speed of light, but we haven't fully explored this theory. \n\nTime exists as more then that but only as a concept. We have words for many things that don't exist or that exist only as concepts.
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You are traveling in time as you read this, You may adjust how fast you are traveling by slowing or increasing your velocity. Alternatively you may do so by subjecting yourself to a strong gravitational field. You may not travel in another direction. No matter how you adjust your travel through time relative to an outside observer from your own viewpoint time will seem to pass at the same pace.\n\nPlease consider becoming a member of my group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EarthII/