Because when you're a child you are still growing and maturing, thus in four years there is a big difference from how you used to be. But, by the time you are 51 you are obviously fully grown so four years would make hardly any difference.
I read a cracked article about immortality a while ago. But they brought up an interesting point about how the older you are the shorter your perception of time is.
Because when you're a child you are still growing and maturing, thus in four years there is a big difference from how you used to be. But, by the time you are 51 you are obviously fully grown so four years would make hardly any difference.
When you're old, you're old.
I read a cracked article about immortality a while ago. But they brought up an interesting point about how the older you are the shorter your perception of time is.
Cracked ftw!(:
I'm only 22 and even I feel like time goes by faster. :(
Life is like a role of toilet paper. The closer you are to the end, the faster it goes.
I feel like I've read this post about 5,000 times on here :l all just worded slightly different.
16/12 > 55/51? Are you some kind of mathematical genius
If you think about this, it's really not that interesting or ground-breaking.
Are there any 55 year olds on this website to can testify to this?
When you're young, you change drastically in four years. Once you're done with puberty, things are a lot more gradual.
Its not that I agree with this post or don't agree I just wanna b the one awkward person to say 'no way'