/sci/ — How do (You) slow down your perception of time?

>>16997908 (OP)
>How do (You) slow down your perception of time?
Existential crisis.
>What does actually work?
Chronocepstion is tied to Collective Intelligence internally in an organism.

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>>16997908 (OP)
>How do (You) slow down your perception of time?
You need to be able to calculate it on the go.

>>16997908 (OP)
doing new and enjoyable things with people

>>16997908 (OP)
acute marijuana overdose or meditation seems to work pretty well.

>>16997930
That speeds it up.

>>16997908 (OP)
Adrenaline

>>16997908 (OP)
LSD, in fact you'll forget about the concept of time entirely, you'll be checking the clock to figure out how long you've been tripping only to discover that it hasn't even been a minute since the last time you checked.

>>16997966
that sounds fun

>>16997967
well, I can't say it would be fun for everyone, psychedelics are not like smoking weed, that shit can break you if you can't handle it

>>16997971
d9-THC is a psychedelic that induces subjective time dilation

>>16997997
no need to be pedantic

>>16997966
In the 2012 film Dredd, the drug is called Slo-Mo. But thinking about LSD and other drugs achieving it, it would be a hallucinogenic drug.

>>16997908 (OP)
adrenaline and boredom

>>16998032
shlomo?

>>16998086
How the fuck do you get adrenalined while being bored

>>16998095
When youre sitting on the coach realizing your life is spiraling out of control and doing anything seems meaningless or fruitless so you dont.

>>16997908 (OP)
Be annoyed, depressed, nervous, desperate, basically just feel really bad

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>>16998095
When everything needs to change but you cant change anything now or here.

>>16998095
blocking your nostrils, e.g. with crayons

why contain it

>>16998123
IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES

>>16997908 (OP)
Inducing hypoxia from nitrous oxide inhalation effectively deteriorated my cognition of space and time. My perception of time slowed to a crawl, and my ability to determine directions was severely distorted, which definitely reaffirmed my doubts that the sober configuration of perception is not the most objectively sound, just the one that is developed more towards survival.
So, on the threshold of brain death, or at least unconsciousness, is enough to disorient the mind into failing to process neural signals in a coherent manner.