Splinter & Divan
Splinter Splinter
Divan Divan
Splinter Splinter
Have you ever considered how our perception of time shifts when we’re truly focused versus when we’re drifting in thought?
Divan Divan
Yeah, when you’re locked into something, time feels like it’s stretching or compressing—like a tape that rewinds or speeds up—while when your mind drifts, it’s as if you’re stuck in a loop, counting the same seconds over and over. It’s funny how the same clock can feel like a different beast depending on where your attention is.
Splinter Splinter
Indeed, the clock becomes a mirror of our inner focus. When attention is tight, the minutes slide by in a rush or a slow glide, but a wandering mind keeps the seconds in a steady drumbeat, repeating the same pattern. It's a quiet reminder that our sense of time is shaped by where we choose to anchor our thoughts.
Divan Divan
It’s like the clock’s pulse syncs with whatever beats you’re riding, right? When you’re zoning in, minutes feel like a sprint or a slow slide, but when your brain wanders, it’s the same ticking drum, no rush, no pressure. Keeps you anchored or drifting, depends on where your mind lands.
Splinter Splinter
Yes, the rhythm of the clock is a quiet teacher. When your mind is set on one thing, its beat quickens or slows, and you feel the moments change. When it drifts, the clock simply repeats, steady as a drum. Notice which rhythm feels right for the task at hand; sometimes a steady drum keeps you grounded, other times a quick beat helps you move forward.