I think everyone would agree that time "stretches" for everyone individually. Time is a conditional unit, which, like money itself, has no weighted value as a phenomenon. Its value is set by actions or results, suffered for a period of time, for measurement of which time is necessary.

But that's not what I'm talking about now. It is about the fact that if you remember yourself as a child, time for most of us stretched from event to event. In the world around us, it was as if everything was changing slower than we were used to.

Those who play toys, probably noticed that time in the world of the game is accelerated. And even with accelerated time, playing the game, to move we use running constantly or as much as possible.

With this text, I want to lead you to the idea that if we do not remember ourselves in the observation preceding your birth, then perhaps we lived in another game, where the realization of the results of actions was many times "faster" than now, in the current observation.

Curiously enough, as the number of things on the scale of our perception and experience of understanding how things work in this reality increases, we become more tolerant of the inertness of processes. And in addition to this tolerance, we ourselves become slower and inert. This, gentlemen, by the way, is "aging".

At this point I would like to "highlight" a key point in the conflict between fathers and children. And I am now more about consciousness than physical manifestation. Conditioned children occupy new niches faster because their accelerated perception allows them to embrace new activities hyperactively.

They try, make mistakes, try again, and finally occupy their niche in places where the "old guys", due to the inertness of their perception, cannot compete.

As an aside, I'd like to point out that the theme of acceleration and deceleration of "time" has been played out in various anime series and in novels by the author of "Altered Carbon". In them, time acceleration was used for learning, and time dilation, for "skipping" routines in the outside world, such as boring long-distance flights.

If you notice, it's as if the world at large is speeding up, raising the pace of the number of events. This happens because the active consciousnesses begin to crowd out those who are not keeping up with them. This includes defending themselves. Stability is gradually destroyed under the activity of new players looking for their "place under the sun" in order to transform into a new stability in a conditional "future". The world collapses in order to be reborn, removing from the game board all those who give up or do not change their perception. They will not become "younger".

My message to you in this post is the following - if everything around you is stable and you are intentionally making some events inert, then worry about whether you are going to die. If, on the other hand, you wish to persist, then "accelerate". This is something your children can teach you as you teach them how to "age".

Also. Play games. Since this insight, I was visited while I'm here with my head in one MMO. You're welcome to join me. Because another thing I've discovered is that when you immerse yourself, the outside world starts to change to suit what you want, because you reduce the potential for many things to be "important", and energy flows where there is little of it.

I think everyone would agree that time "stretches" for everyone individually. Time is a conditional unit, which, like money itself, has no weighted value as a phenomenon. Its value is set by actions or results, suffered for a period of time, for measurement of which time is necessary.

But that's not what I'm talking about now. It is about the fact that if you remember yourself as a child, time for most of us stretched from event to event. In the world around us, it was as if everything was changing slower than we were used to.

Those who play toys, probably noticed that time in the world of the game is accelerated. And even with accelerated time, playing the game, to move we use running constantly or as much as possible.

With this text, I want to lead you to the idea that if we do not remember ourselves in the observation preceding your birth, then perhaps we lived in another game, where the realization of the results of actions was many times "faster" than now, in the current observation.

Curiously enough, as the number of things on the scale of our perception and experience of understanding how things work in this reality increases, we become more tolerant of the inertness of processes. And in addition to this tolerance, we ourselves become slower and inert. This, gentlemen, by the way, is "aging".

At this point I would like to "highlight" a key point in the conflict between fathers and children. And I am now more about consciousness than physical manifestation. Conditioned children occupy new niches faster because their accelerated perception allows them to embrace new activities hyperactively.

They try, make mistakes, try again, and finally occupy their niche in places where the "old guys", due to the inertness of their perception, cannot compete.

As an aside, I'd like to point out that the theme of acceleration and deceleration of "time" has been played out in various anime series and in novels by the author of "Altered Carbon". In them, time acceleration was used for learning, and time dilation, for "skipping" routines in the outside world, such as boring long-distance flights.

If you notice, it's as if the world at large is speeding up, raising the pace of the number of events. This happens because the active consciousnesses begin to crowd out those who are not keeping up with them. This includes defending themselves. Stability is gradually destroyed under the activity of new players looking for their "place under the sun" in order to transform into a new stability in a conditional "future". The world collapses in order to be reborn, removing from the game board all those who give up or do not change their perception. They will not become "younger".

My message to you in this post is the following - if everything around you is stable and you are intentionally making some events inert, then worry about whether you are going to die. If, on the other hand, you wish to persist, then "accelerate". This is something your children can teach you as you teach them how to "age".

Also. Play games. Since this insight, I was visited while I'm here with my head in one MMO. You're welcome to join me. Because another thing I've discovered is that when you immerse yourself, the outside world starts to change to suit what you want, because you reduce the potential for many things to be "important", and energy flows where there is little of it.