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The Perceived Passing of Time in our Lives
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As we grow older, time seems to pass by at a quicker pace, and yet we tend to remember the events from our childhood as if they occurred over a longer period of time. This is due to how we perceive time based on the proportion it takes up in our whole life.
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Sage Cloud software helps HR managers optimize workflow and piece together a cohesive HR puzzle.
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Sage Cloud software helps HR managers optimize workflow and piece together a cohesive HR puzzle.
ChapterThe Perceived Passing of Time in our Lives
EpisodeSynchronicity
PodcastDistractible
The Bader-Meinhof phenomenon, also known as the frequency illusion, is a term used to describe the experience of frequently encountering a newly learned or noticed concept or thing.
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The Bader-Meinhof phenomenon, also known as the frequency illusion, is a term used to describe the experience of frequently encountering a newly learned or noticed concept or thing. This phenomenon is associated with synchronicities, which are meaningful coincidences that occur in our lives.
ChapterThe Perceived Passing of Time in our Lives
EpisodeSynchronicity
PodcastDistractible
Summary
The way we perceive time changes as we grow up. When we are children, a year feels like an eternity, but as we get older, a year becomes a smaller proportion of our whole life, leading us to focus on things that remind us of what is already on our mind.