Is Time Being Shortened?

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One hour is still 60 minutes of 60 seconds.

I’ve noticed an odd thing, and where else would I share it? I have a lot of pets - dogs, cats, chickens, fish, and I even feed the wild turtles in the pond.

I have a fish aquarium in the house; I’ve kept aquariums for most of my life, and steadily for the last 25 years. I used to have turtles in 50 gallon aquariums, but now I only have one ten gallon with plants and neons. In the kitchen I have three watering bowls for the cats and dog, two on a raised cat feeding station, and one large one (holds a gallon) on the floor for the big pup.

At first I noticed the aquarium water evaporating so quickly I was adding a gallon a day, I checked it for leaks, there are none, it has a good filter, and LED lights. So I’ve been quite amazed at how fast the water evaporates. And every morning lately when I give the dog his breakfast I have to refill his large bowl of water, it is empty. Makes sense I guess, it’s summer, and he drinks a lot. But he is an inside/outside dog, and often drinks from the pond, and the four waterers outside.

The cat water is also going quick, although the cats mainly drink from the big water bowl, and only occasionally drink from their own bowls, and one is mainly an outdoor cat. So every morning it seems I am refilling bowls and the aquarium (I only use Berkey filtered water), but it has been puzzling me.

Lately, I’ve seen a lot of memes and threads about how quickly time is passing, and I’ve certainly noticed it myself, but just figured I’m old, closer to 60 than 50, and that’s probably what it is. I live a pretty healthy life, eat well, don’t drink, and sleep well - in bed early and up at sunrise every day. I’m busy everyday even though I don’t work outside the house, and it often seems there just isn’t enough time in the day to get everything done.

Yesterday morning though, as I’m filling water bowls and the aquarium it dawns on me that maybe time is being shortened. I’ve had animals and water bowls for all my life, and I don’t remember working so hard to keep them filled.

Is time passing quicker than we realize? Is the water just evaporating as more time has passed than I realize? We all see the craziness and confusion out in the world, things we were warned of in the Bible, and from other prophets throughout time, are we now experiencing the shortening of time?

The Bible warns: "For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be. And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened ." (Matthew 24:21, 22)

With everything and everyone connected to devices would we even notice if time had been altered? Is time passing quickly because I’m in a good place? I’m happy and content, despite the world and its offerings of constant fear and threats of sickness and death.

Is time shortening? Have you noticed how quickly time is moving? This year seems to have passed in a blink, and tomorrow is the first day of September. August, usually a dragging month for me, passed so fast I am amazed. What have you noticed?

is your hair and fingernails growing faster than normal?

more is happening than usual during this time.. it is not time shortening... it is more stuffed into life.

the earth still rotates about every 24 hours. if you have watches and clocks not on the internet they have not changed and match your internet. One hour is still 60 minutes of 60 seconds.

Maybe the animals aren't drinking from water outside because they can detect contaminates. Something in the air more like.

Yes! Crazy fast, just figured I'm getting healthy.

You cannot grasp the Quickening.

Youre the thread poopmaster, either a shill or a retard.

Actually the opposite. The universe is expanding at an accelerating rate (start here: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] ) therefore “time” is slowing proportionally (see this to start: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

I’ve noticed an odd thing, and where else would I share it? I have a lot of pets - dogs, cats, chickens, fish, and I even feed the wild turtles in the pond.

I have a fish aquarium in the house; I’ve kept aquariums for most of my life, and steadily for the last 25 years. I used to have turtles in 50 gallon aquariums, but now I only have one ten gallon with plants and neons. In the kitchen I have three watering bowls for the cats and dog, two on a raised cat feeding station, and one large one (holds a gallon) on the floor for the big pup.

At first I noticed the aquarium water evaporating so quickly I was adding a gallon a day, I checked it for leaks, there are none, it has a good filter, and LED lights. So I’ve been quite amazed at how fast the water evaporates. And every morning lately when I give the dog his breakfast I have to refill his large bowl of water, it is empty. Makes sense I guess, it’s summer, and he drinks a lot. But he is an inside/outside dog, and often drinks from the pond, and the four waterers outside.

The cat water is also going quick, although the cats mainly drink from the big water bowl, and only occasionally drink from their own bowls, and one is mainly an outdoor cat. So every morning it seems I am refilling bowls and the aquarium (I only use Berkey filtered water), but it has been puzzling me.

Lately, I’ve seen a lot of memes and threads about how quickly time is passing, and I’ve certainly noticed it myself, but just figured I’m old, closer to 60 than 50, and that’s probably what it is. I live a pretty healthy life, eat well, don’t drink, and sleep well - in bed early and up at sunrise every day. I’m busy everyday even though I don’t work outside the house, and it often seems there just isn’t enough time in the day to get everything done.

Yesterday morning though, as I’m filling water bowls and the aquarium it dawns on me that maybe time is being shortened. I’ve had animals and water bowls for all my life, and I don’t remember working so hard to keep them filled.

Is time passing quicker than we realize? Is the water just evaporating as more time has passed than I realize? We all see the craziness and confusion out in the world, things we were warned of in the Bible, and from other prophets throughout time, are we now experiencing the shortening of time?

The Bible warns: "For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be. And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened ." (Matthew 24:21, 22)

With everything and everyone connected to devices would we even notice if time had been altered? Is time passing quickly because I’m in a good place? I’m happy and content, despite the world and its offerings of constant fear and threats of sickness and death.

Is time shortening? Have you noticed how quickly time is moving? This year seems to have passed in a blink, and tomorrow is the first day of September. August, usually a dragging month for me, passed so fast I am amazed. What have you noticed?

Well yeah, if time is going faster and faster since the beginning of humanity, wouldn't time always go faster and faster year over year the older you get ?

We all agree that time goes faster the older you get, everyone feels this, which is the whole point of this question/statement.

If it's a simulation it would somewhat make sense that the simulation would make time go faster.

If the simulation has a capacity of lets say 10 billion humans, it would have to make time faster to kill off humans faster to not overwhelm the simulation and not go above that 10 billion capacity for example

Actually the opposite. The universe is expanding at an accelerating rate (start here: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] ) therefore “time” is slowing proportionally (see this to start: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

Time is like a roll of toilet paper, the closer you get to the end the faster it goes.

Ever observe water going down a drain, you'll figure it out.

Rushing toward the singularity. Time wave zero.

There's no such thing as a poopmaster. You just made that up.

:froggygif:

If you process things faster, time will seem to get slower
The older you get the more quickly you assess information, because of all your prior experiences. So time seems slower, but really you're just thinking faster. Your brain has been conditioned to already accept certain info and process it in a certain way.

It happened early in the 90's.

Time sped up by 1/3.

A 24 hour day now is passing by in what used to be 16 hours.

You perceive the difference but due to relativity it's not measurable by clocks and calendars