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Title: Time compression Post by: HCLivess on December 03, 2014, 07:15:35 PM The more I do, the slower time moves
Title: Re: Time compression Post by: (oYo) on December 04, 2014, 04:18:51 AM I find the opposite to be true.
Title: Re: Time compression Post by: Vod on December 04, 2014, 05:12:36 AM The more I do, the slower time moves Are you talking about the drug "Slo-Mo", as featured in the movie 'Dredd'? http://judgedredd.wikia.com/wiki/Slo-Mo Quote The drug appears to be a psychedelic that slows the users perception of time to 1% of its normal speed. Title: Re: Time compression Post by: b!z on December 04, 2014, 05:17:24 AM Welcome back to the forum, dank :)
Title: Re: Time compression Post by: Vod on December 04, 2014, 05:31:29 AM Welcome back to the forum, dank :) I don't think dank would be able to make 450 posts without someone catching on... ;) Title: Re: Time compression Post by: notbatman on December 04, 2014, 05:44:47 AM The faster the frequency of your brain the more Frames Per Second you can process hence the slower time gets. The opposite is true as your brain frequency slows and you grow weary time seems to speed up as you're processing less FPS i.e. there's a shorter distance in time (less frames) that gets traversed quicker.
The gist of it is, time is being relaxed with a lower brain frequency; you're getting slower but time remains constant. Title: Re: Time compression Post by: Vod on December 04, 2014, 06:00:10 AM The faster the frequency of your brain the more Frames Per Second you can process hence the slower time gets. The opposite is true as your brain frequency slows and you grow weary time seems to speed up as you're processing less FPS i.e. there's a shorter distance in time (less frames) that gets traversed quicker. The gist of it is, time is being relaxed with a lower brain frequency; you're getting slower but time remains constant. Your brain is biological - there is no frequency like there is in computer processors. :) Title: Re: Time compression Post by: notbatman on December 06, 2014, 04:04:10 AM The faster the frequency of your brain the more Frames Per Second you can process hence the slower time gets. The opposite is true as your brain frequency slows and you grow weary time seems to speed up as you're processing less FPS i.e. there's a shorter distance in time (less frames) that gets traversed quicker. The gist of it is, time is being relaxed with a lower brain frequency; you're getting slower but time remains constant. Your brain is biological - there is no frequency like there is in computer processors. :) *evil grin* |