TED-ED: An exercise in time perception - Matt Danzico

The video explores the concept of time perception through an interactive experiment where participants hop on one foot and bark like a dog. It explains how new and dynamic experiences can alter our perception of time, often leading to overestimation. The video discusses scientific theories, including David Eagleman's research, and provides examples like childhood memories and car accidents to illustrate how time perception works. It concludes by suggesting that engaging in new experiences can make life feel longer.

What is the relationship between the number of memories and the perception of time?

What effect does childhood have on time perception according to the speaker?

What advice does the speaker give regarding engaging with life?