Andrew Huberman· PhD
We know from states of high stress that we start fine slicing time. We know this, right? The world becomes like a slow motion video because frame rate has increased.
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We know from states of high stress that we start fine slicing time. We know this, right? The world becomes like a slow motion video because frame rate has increased.
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this is why people who experience trauma often feel like things are or a car crash like see it in slow motion it's not in slow motion you're fine slicing time yeah it's kind of a remarkable thing right