aging

Elementor #8146

by Tubby

Brain teasers and logic problems

improve short-term memory loss.

                                     My Question
If time were to move 30% faster, we would age faster than we would at the current speed of time. This means that for every hour that passes in our life experience, only about 46 minutes would pass in standard time. As a result, we would be older in a shorter clock time. So, if time were to accelerate by that percentage, we would age more quickly than the usual time flow Faster, would we be older or younger?

Or would we even know –

How Horrible

by Tubby

How Horrible could it have been?

I recall watching the Queens Coronation on Television  in 1953.  Our TV had a large screen, at least it must have been because My mother and father watched it with me and my brothers and we were not the only people in the room.  I do not think any of our neighbors had a bigger screen

tv I have no recollection of waiting for 15 minutes for the T.V. to warm up.  I expect it was extremely fast because I have no memories of anybody getting fed up of waiting and walking out of the room.
I know that the images on screen were absolutely amazing because one of my earliest memories is of myself hiding behind the front room curtain absolutely petrified at what I am told was the early T.V. series called Quatermass.
I can remember many years later when I was watching my first 23 inch Television that the screen was huge.  To be truthful I do not remember  if I watched the Test Match in colour or back and white. Although I am fairly sure they played with a red ball.

I write this because I was talking to a young person the other day who said “It must have been horrible to look at those tiny screens in the old days”.
“NO”   I told her. “ It was far less horrible than it is today”.