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Childhood days feel long because everything is new—each moment flooded with dopamine and novelty, which stretches your perception of time. But as you age, life shifts into routines, dopamine release drops, and fewer moments stand out. Your brain compresses the years into a blur, tricking you into thinking time itself has sped up.

Every blink should leave you in darkness, but your brain won’t let you see the gaps. Instead, it uses a trick called saccadic masking—smoothing over the missing pieces by filling them in with memory and prediction. It’s like a mental film editor, cutting out every blink so the world feels continuous. Without this illusion, life would look like a broken slideshow.

Ever forget someone’s name seconds after hearing it?

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