Understanding Perception of Time

The video explores how the perception of time can change based on various factors such as cultural systems, meditation, and altered states of consciousness. It discusses the concept of time dilation, where time seems to slow down during certain activities or states. The video also contrasts linear and local thinking with the need to adapt to a global and exponential world, emphasizing the importance of rethinking how we perceive technological progress.

What factors are mentioned as influencing our perception of time?

• Breathing and meditation

• Diet and exercise

• Weather and climate

• Music and art

How does wearing a wristwatch affect our perception of time?

• It has no effect on time perception

• It makes time seem slower

• It gives us a sense of control over time

• It makes time seem faster

What happens to our perception of time during activities that cause an adrenaline rush?

• Time becomes irrelevant

• Time slows down

• Time remains constant

• Time speeds up

Which states are associated with experiencing different speeds of time?

• Sleep and dreams

• Altered states of consciousness

• Hunger and thirst

• Fatigue and rest

What kind of world did our brains evolve in?

• Digital and virtual

• Chaotic and unpredictable

• Linear and local

• Global and exponential

Why do our brains struggle with modern technological progress?

• Because they are not exposed to technology

• Because they are used to a linear and local world

• Because they are too advanced

• Because they are too simple

What is suggested as necessary to better understand technological progress?

• To think exponentially

• To avoid technology

• To rely on intuition

• To ignore it