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Why Every Year Feels Shorter Than the Last
Time doesn't actually speed up as you age — but your brain processes it differently. The reasons why reveal something profound about memory, novelty, and attention.
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Time doesn't actually speed up as you age — but your brain processes it differently. The reasons why reveal something profound about memory, novelty, and attention.
— From “Why Every Year Feels Shorter Than the Last”
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