Reminded me of years ago IIRC here was posted a picture of an elderly ladies dance group, who rejected the notion that time ages, thus they firmly kept their faith in agelessness, stating it helped them remain youthful and to feel young.
Time perception anomaly #1:
I posted here years ago about
Pauli's weird EM-field: he always wrecked sensitive measuring equipment to the point he was banned from entering the lab.
In my case, any equipment I touch, computers or any machine that remains in my vicinity for an extended period, appears to age slower. During the last 22 years acquaintances, living far away, reported their home computers, electronics, machines breaking all the time. In sharp contrast, my machines - speakers, vacuum cleaner, blender, monitors, phone, PC, etc.. all I touched frequently enough - appear to last way longer than they should, well past usual warranty times.
Anything that has an internal clock in my room goes "haywire": my poor mobile phone kept 4m away lives in its own time(sic). Everything is unable to keep time, inaccuracy growing linearly proportional to how many hours/days passed. I always had to sync all my clocks of different brand frequently. My computer synchronizes time from a remote server, but I still get time-sync errors in my browser. Nothing keeps time at all!
Furthermore, I think, the following is connected to the Kozyrev mirror experiment:
*Anchoring problems (to 3rdD), distortions in time-perception, nausea, time-dilation experiences, short spontaneous dizziness~vertigo
Symptoms of Kozyrev's technology:
Just like when driving "on auto" without paying much attention, maybe our minds are automatically running a program of
temporal tracking. This might tax the Soul, using up some energy. A hidden process of automatic-instinctive time-tracking (built into us kundabuffer-style?): maybe with its help we remain tethered to this reality, which mandates the mass-illusion that we keep track of the passing of linear time.
Once, last year, I might've had a
Kozyrev-moment, lasted for about 3 seconds. One part of me suddenly appeared to have "fallen off the Ship of Linear Time". The other half appeared to remain on board.
With increasing nausea, vertigo, I felt two things at once:
A. stasis, "frozen"~(not progressing), time-wise completely still yet able to think in zero-time.
B. the other half remained on board, followed the "Ship of Linear Time" progressed according to the rules and was slowly sailing away.
I was present in both conscious halves. My forehead felt like a slowly stretching bubble-gum. An increasingly nauseating, disorienting experience. It felt like "Loss of Anchoring in Linear Time". I felt skidding, while sitting firmly at my desk. [never any drugs :)] My mind stretching for 2-3 seconds painfully dizzy.
Then I snapped back.. to the "Ship of Linear Time". I was anchored again. The nausea was instantly gone.
The time illusion became complete again.
During my childhood, in recurring dreams, while climbing steep mountains or during flying too high, in literal
Icarus-moments, I frequently experienced way more traumatic, longer sessions of "Loss of Anchoring". That
zooming, Eddie saw in
Limitless (2011), but way more intense, light-speeding through 'remote galaxies'. The above account was a mercifully short one.