Andrew Huberman· PhD
So the basic takeaway of this study was that blinking controls time perception, but also that levels of dopamine can alter your sense of time
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So the basic takeaway of this study was that blinking controls time perception, but also that levels of dopamine can alter your sense of time
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if you wanted to actually slow down your perception of time, you would blink less. And if you want to speed up your perception of time, you would blink more.
And the way that you could think about leveraging this would be if you wanted to actually slow down your perception of time, you would blink less. And if you want to speed up your perception of time, you would blink more.
people who blink a lot are sociopaths and are lying. There's absolutely no evidence that blink frequency correlates with anything except alertness. Now longer blinks are associated with less alertness.