Today’s reflection was beautifully sparked by a brilliant video essay from Aperture over on [MSN], The science behind why time goes faster as you age , which set this entire digital stroll in motion. We often find ourselves wrestling with what feels like the ultimate glitch in the human operating system: why does a week on a sunny beach vanish in an instant, yet feel like an entire lifetime when you look back on it from your desk? This phenomenon, coined the "Holiday Paradox" by psychology writer Claudia Hammond, reveals that our lived experience of time and our memory of it operate on two completely different sets of rules. If we audit the biological hardware of the human brain, we discover that as children, our physical neurotransmissions are significantly slower. To look at it through the Digital Prism, kids are essentially running on dial-up processing speeds, meaning every single bite of data from the outside world takes an immense amount of cognitive load to r...
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