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Why does time go fast for some people and slow for others? Is there a scientific reason or is it just perception?

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The flow of time you percieve is just that: your perception.

If you put more perception you see more time, as a child does, and if you put less perception you see less time, and an elderly does.

And for example for a small ant life is short and fast, so time for insects runs fast (they see you slow). But for a star life is long, so time runs slow for them (and a star sees you very fast).

So it seems that even in concrete plain experience time depends on the mass, we don't even need to bring forward Special Relativity…

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