‘The theory is that during highly emotional moments we are highly susceptible to information and take in more information,’ said Prof. Wöllner. ‘Our brain is more alert and so we have the feeling that time passes more slowly.’
Prof. Wöllner said the project will also examine ‘time dilation’ — a phenomenon that music can also be used to alter. The idea is that repetition makes time appear to speed up, which is why time seems to go faster as we age, or why the first time we travel to a new place the journey seems long but the return leg seems faster.
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Psykologiska tillstånd där vi är jungfruligt emotionellt starkt påverkade är vi tydligen mer receptiva och tidsuppfattningen går över i ultrarapid.
Hur detta neurofysiologiskt går till i hjärnan är oklart.
Återigen sannolikt en evulotionär produkt.
JM
