Hey! I've noticed you talk a little about time glitches...? I think I've been having then more frequently lately, but only for up to half an hour or so. Do you know any good sites that can tell me a bit more about them
Sorry I accidently sent that without finishing. Basically I'm looking for information on time glitches because google stories are kinda freaking me out a little but. Thanks
Time glitches are a part of something that's been nicknamed a "glitch in the matrix", or basically something happening that by rules of logic and often physics, should not happen. Time glitches can take many shapes:
Loosing time. Minutes or even hours of your day just randomly go missing, and you can't remember what you were doing or where you were during them. For example, setting out on a journey that should take you ten minutes and arriving an hour later, having used your usual route and not being held up in any way.
Gaining time. You find yourself with extra time. For example, setting out on a journey that should take you an hour and arriving in ten minutes, having used your usual route and not being held up in any way.
Time loops. These are very rare, but this is where someone gets stuck in the same loop of time. For example, reliving an hour again, with everything happening identically to the previous hour.
Time inconsistencies. These are much more difficult to pin down, but basically where time doesn't work as it should. For example, a street where on Monday it takes you ten minutes to walk it, Tuesday it takes thirty, Wednesday it takes seventeen, etc.
Aside from that, there's not much else on them aside from personal accounts, which is a good way to learn about the scope of these things. The scary thing is they can't be prevented - glitches just happen with no warning. The good news is that a lot of time glitches are relatively minor, but every so often a major one will happen. Just hope it's one of the other three and not a time loop, because as I understand it, there's no way to get out of those aside from letting it run its course.
