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Time has sped up

Geeky Gothic Guy

Since Covid, time seems to have just galloped away. It goes soo fast now. I feel there are 2 possible reasons. The conspiracy theorist in me would suggest it’s some weird permanent side effect from the covid jab. The more rational part would be that life is so fast paced, that time is too. Thoughts. 

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  • Time and your perception of it is strange.

    In general it seems to go faster as you get older. That's the same for everyone.

    If you are stressed or overloaded and struggling to cope, it can make days seem slow or quick and months can merge.

    Since COVID routines have changed. For several years other than going to work I did nothing, eat sleep work repeat. With nothing to break up the time and no milestones to standout all the time merged and disappeared. I read about this a couple of years after COVID that people were saying time had sort gone 

    But covid, the endless rule changes, work, disruption, pressure, etc. burnt me out and I didn't recover. I was on the edge for five years before failing last year. This has also skewed my perception. I am aware and not aware.

    Being really busy, without any other issues, can also make it fly. If you are interested in your job the time passes quickly.

    It is highly unlikely to have anything to do with a jab.

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  • Time and your perception of it is strange.

    In general it seems to go faster as you get older. That's the same for everyone.

    If you are stressed or overloaded and struggling to cope, it can make days seem slow or quick and months can merge.

    Since COVID routines have changed. For several years other than going to work I did nothing, eat sleep work repeat. With nothing to break up the time and no milestones to standout all the time merged and disappeared. I read about this a couple of years after COVID that people were saying time had sort gone 

    But covid, the endless rule changes, work, disruption, pressure, etc. burnt me out and I didn't recover. I was on the edge for five years before failing last year. This has also skewed my perception. I am aware and not aware.

    Being really busy, without any other issues, can also make it fly. If you are interested in your job the time passes quickly.

    It is highly unlikely to have anything to do with a jab.

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