Episode 330: Why time seems to move faster as you age

It is a much-lamented fact that time seems to move faster as we
age. However, what accounts for this phenomenon? In today's
episode, I discuss my pet theory on the subject, namely: the
perception of the rate of time is inversely correlated with the
expenditure of cognitive resources. This means that time seems to
move slower when we engage in bottom-up processing, and faster
when we engage in top-down processing. Of course, the "movement"
of time is an illusion, but that's the subject of another
video...


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