I think that this chart shows the general perception of 1 year of life at any age. So, when you were 3 years old 1 year of your life was literally 1/3, which is a significant value. When you are 50 1 year equals to only about 2% percents of your whole life, which makes even 10 years look not so long.
I don’t think that perception holds particularly true past your formative years. For all the usual feeling of time flying, my 30s don’t seem to be going faster than my 20s.
Maybe when I get a good midlife crisis I’ll change my mind, but at least I’ll have a sick tattoo and a Porsche
I think that this chart shows the general perception of 1 year of life at any age. So, when you were 3 years old 1 year of your life was literally 1/3, which is a significant value. When you are 50 1 year equals to only about 2% percents of your whole life, which makes even 10 years look not so long.
I don’t think that perception holds particularly true past your formative years. For all the usual feeling of time flying, my 30s don’t seem to be going faster than my 20s.
Maybe when I get a good midlife crisis I’ll change my mind, but at least I’ll have a sick tattoo and a Porsche