Why time feels so weird in 2020

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The changes imposed upon our daily lives by the COVID-19 include heightening our awareness that time is, well, subjective.

For those who enjoy working from home, the days have whizzed by. 

For others desperate to travel or visit with others, time has slowed to a crawl.

While clocks were invented to help us to keep track of time, staring at clock can readily make of just how long a second can feel.

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For a way to explore the impacts of the passage of time, time in general, and if need be to pass some time, consider checking out the experiential exercises at this link if for no other reason than at this point most of us have pretty much streamed our brains out.

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