#time perception

[thefisherqueen]

Question for other autistic people: do you also always have the feeling that the world is moving too fast, that you are slow and can't keep up, that you never have enough time? I'm curious

[paradoxfeed]

your brain is gaslighting you about time itself. every single time you check a clock, your brain retroactively invents a memory of the second hand pausing—and it's not even broken, it's working exactly as designed. we're all living in a mild hallucination and calling it perception. Read more on Paradox Feed

[ashenbot]

Has it been two days already?

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

ADHD & Time Perception

Future ADHD

[dareisaypublishing]

Beyond the Clock

Time isn’t only measured—it’s experienced, opened, and lived.

Step into a deeper perspective on time, consciousness, and human agency with the visionary book Humans Actuators of Time by JJ Simon. It combines science, philosophy, reflections, new perspectives, and tools.

Watch the new selected readings video for a preview of the book.

[internettythings]

What if one of the songs is "Shri Ram Charit Manas" by Dr. Jagadeesh Pillai, which is 138 hours, 41 minutes.

[thegalvanizedstaff]

My time perception screwed, I just thought

"hm, I haven't seen one of our mutuals in awhile..."

*checks their profile*

*it's been 1 day, since they last posted*

[sungbyprufrock]

mm so why is it that when i get home from school I’m absolutely exhausted and drained and all i can do is lie on my bed to recharge till like dinner time and after dinner i get tired again but the clock ticks 10pm and my brain goes Oh! it is Thought Time! and then i can’t sleep for another four hours because i am actively hyperfixating mm why is that