Your Warped Perception of Time
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Nice video. Philochrony is the theory that describes the nature of time and demonstrates its existence. Time is magnitive: objective (changes), Imperceptible (intervals) and measurable.
I'm always moving a fraction of the speed of light
even if that is a small fraction
+SamuelMM So time is always dilated for you "even if by a small amount" .. :p :p
+AMARENDRA MISHRA yes
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Actually even if you are moving at fraction of the speed of light, you time is still moving at the same rate locally. And observer moving relative to you would stay your clock is running slow, but on in there frame.
I felt like this video took much more than 3 minutes because I felt that lots were given to me in that short amount of time. Awesome! I'm saving time to procrastinate! lol xD
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Wonderful! iirc Vsauce did a video about why the years seem to fly by faster as you get older, though that's probably unrelated to this phenomenon.
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great video Vanessa!
Guess I wasn't intimidated by the expanding circle... or maybe I already could perdict that all will be the same length anyway and some people might experience a difference there because of the different presentation.
IMO vividness of color too has some effect on our perception of time. The videos with extremely sharp contrast appear to move faster that the others with lower contrast and brightness.
Here's what should be a familiar spacetime warp, except I've never heard it discussed before. Look at a two bladed wind turbine from the side at an angle rather than head on and the blades will appear to be turning jerkily, which on reflection they can't be, and indeed turn smoothly at constant speed when viewed head on. Plenty of examples on the net like th-cam.com/video/HXhRB6DKcxs/w-d-xo.html, but observable in reality too.
The explanation is simple. A circular path (like any circle) looks elliptical from the side. This means the distance covered by any point on a blade looks shorter round the "pointy" ends at the top and bottom of the ellipse than it is along the same part of the fully circular arc. It's as if your brain decides to slow down the apparent speed of the blade to compensate for this shorter apparent distance, and allows it to speed up again when it travels along the flatter sides of the ellipse. Almost like a Kepler's law of motion.
In fact it's debatable if this is an illusion at all, after all you're not seeing the blades make a complete rotation any faster or slower overall. Instead of a turbine imagine you're looking at a rather speedy big clock from the same angle. You'd be glad that the hand appeared to slow down round 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock before speeding up again otherwise it would look as if time itself was shorter/faster round those times for some reason.
So "spacetime" rather than just space or just time is the crucial concept. This applies in Vanessa's lovely example at 0:41 "people think the disc coming towards them stayed there for longer". If they said it took up more spacetime, wouldn't they be right?
Do you think it is true that time passes quicker for us as we get older? I guess someone has even formulated it, will you make a video on it?
or a web-link
Hachimachi I'm currently 10 and I feel like a whole day is shorter than how half a day was when I was 7.. I think so but that's just one person's opinion.
curious on this psychological aspect too.
i perceived the growing disk as simply being a higher dynamic 😎
What if time slows the more activity that you process? Like each area that is activating adds more slow down.
Then why do playing games feel really fast? Considering how much concentration, reflexes, hand-eye coordination, planning etc.
Why time moves as fast as our recreation!
Love your style!
The video felt long to me which might be explained by the fact that time feels like it's going slower when we learn new things.
Also the blue circle seemed to last less because when we see the colour blue time seems to go faster and red seems to slow down time.
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Whats with Vanessa and sea basses? :D
hahaha
I wonder how counterpoint changes our time perception compared simple melodies.
Interesting
I didn't perceive any difference between the example beats. The only excuse I can think of is that one of my kids is learning percussion, so these days I'm probably 'beat-driven'. If that doesn't explain it, what does?
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Are there any studies linking mental diseases or disorders with altered time perception?
The time dilation experienced when high on pot encapsulates the same brain phenomenon.
nice, you should do a draw my life
informative and fun to watch... :D
LOVE IT!!!
One can learn to choose their own perception
only to some extent I think, we're continually being programmed by our environment, in other words we can alter our perception but we can hardly have full control over it.
Hachimachi Perhaps in time. Transhumanism ;)
time dilates with my concentration I can make it disappear in a state of flow.
Datz mah road trip jam tho
ok I think my brains broken... for those flashing dots all of them appeared for the same time until after the green one, which got closer, after that the other three dots sped up, only popping up on screen for a fraction of the time the others appeared... my brains odd :-/ lol
mine the ones after the one that got bigger seemed to me to stay longer than the ones before or the one that actually did come closer...
yea your brain isn't the only one that is wierd
Did you study music Vanessa? - Justice Constantine
Why does this have the same background music as Sexplanations?
ill tempered sea bass...tee hee...is there any other kind?
great channel..you and physics girl rock...love to see smart beautiful women
I am now imagining myself riding and punching a gigantic sea bass in the eye. We both share angry af faces, and the desire for the other one's death. And ride of the valkyries is playing on the background very very loud.
I thought it was the blue circle..
2:30, unless you are in a UH-1
Fallout new Vegas, anyone? The quest "come fly with me".
Time dilation affect do not affect me for even 0,5 seconds lol
nom nom nom
Aquatic megafauna: scary. Fo sho.
at 2:25 the "with" sound like she made a farting noise ... or is this just me ? :'D
I passed the test (not that you believe me).
I said 2.5 seconds and I said no. Am I special?
Ha! Joke's on you; I have no perception of time! : D
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The joys of ADD/ADHD... -__-
Y am i watching this????
Time is an illusion
- Albert Einstein
Now!
Seriously i felt watching a an hour movie so boring , do u even knw wat r u saying?
do you even know what you're typing?
CovidImages need to be invested more than half19
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