Why does time fly by so fast

Explanation:

Mind time and clock time are two totally different things. They flow at varying rates.

The chronological passage of the hours, days, and years on clocks and calendars is a steady, measurable phenomenon. Yet our perception of time shifts constantly, depending on the activities we’re engaged in, our age, and even how much rest we get. An upcoming paper in the journal European Review by Duke University mechanical engineering professor Adrian Bejan, explains the physics behind changing senses of time and reveals why the years seem to fly by the older we getClock time and mind time over a lifetime. This effect is related to saccadic eye movement. ... So, when you are young and experiencing lots of new stimuli—everything is new—time actually seems to be passing more slowly. As you get older, the production of mental images slows, giving the sense that time passes more rapidly.

Explanation:

Time flies by fast because sometimes its just when you have fun it goes by fastthe other times is coz you throw ur clock out nd it flies fastlolz jk

hav a great day=>Pinky☆

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