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Wrinkles in time experience linked to heartbeat -- Science & Technology -- Sott net

Wrinkles in time experience linked to heartbeat -- Science & Technology -- Sott net
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Trauma distorts our sense of time and self A new therapy might help

The therapy has helped veterans struggling with mental illness imagine their future selves.

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Myanmar Regime not Interested in Genuine Peace Talks With EAOs

Analysts said the junta is using the so-called peace dialogue to buy time and try and persuade ethnic armed organizations not to supply weapons to resistance forces.

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Parents are much more likely to say that time has gone very fast

Parents are much more likely to say that time has gone very fast Gregory Kirby For The Daily Mail and Milly Vincent For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Parents struggling with home-schooling during the pandemic may well be experiencing the passing of time at a different rate than those without children. New research has found that parents are much more likely to say that time has gone by fast or very fast compared to adults without children, when asked to look back at the past decade. Researchers in Germany and Switzerland say the age-old adage that warns parents to cherish every moment as children grow up so fast may be based in scientific fact and could be because children change more than adults.

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Parents are much more likely to say that time has gone very fast

Parents are much more likely to say that time has gone very fast
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