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Now an hour seems like a minute and there's too much to do.
Take me back.
Totally agree with you
How is it my feet can smell, yet my nose can run?
I hear ya...also lol
I always thought it was because when you're a child, your brain is still building a database of the world around you. Probably why most(all?) people don't remember anything from when they were infants - nothing to compare stimuli to. By the time you're an adult, just about everything you'll likely encounter in your life has been cached somewhere in memory, improving access speed, and the older you get the more things get cached -- and you're able to make effective decisions quickly based on your previous experiences.
But this is all conjecture. I don't know why it is the way it is.
Im personally alright with this myself. But hey, planet of billions right?
Yep, this right here, kinda deep stuff lol...But also...true.