Why does time seem to speed up the older you get, and is there actually a scientific reason for it?
If your brain controls your perception of time, can you train it to work differently?
Is there a specific part of the brain responsible for tracking time, and what happens when it gets things wrong?
What is it about certain experiences that makes an hour feel like a minute, or a minute feel like an hour?
If you could actually slow down your perception of time, would you want to, and what would that cost you?
For our Watch & Talk sessions, this video sparks discussion around neuroscience and daily life, the psychology of aging, time management culture, and personal vs professional pace.
Ready to find out whether time is something that happens to you or something your brain constructs?
Watch the video here (but it’s always more interesting to talk about it 😉):
