Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Why Does Time Seem to Slow Down in Crisis?

NPR says that it's because you actually remember all the details.
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  1. Stephanie HendersonAugust 18, 2010 at 10:19 PM

    The amount of my brain that I use surges just before a grand mal seizure. For that brief moment, I am completely aware of an increased awareness and absorption of all sensory inputs on a global level. The capacity surge is experienced on both spheres. It isn’t a slow-motion experience in real-time. It is a slow-motion experience when my mind tries to absorb what it is looking back on and that takes years to learn how to do – just my unprofessional, personal experience that could very well be unique to me. :)

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