One minute, one hour or more. However long this period is, Waiting is an unpleasant act under all circumstances.

Bride, Why are we so impatient? and let’s look at the effects of waiting on time perception.

Waiting for things is hard, even when all other conditions are perfect.

It’s frustrating, stressful and anxiety-inducing. One reason why waiting is so difficult is that it distorts the perception of time. A bus that arrives late, an exam result that was never announced, or a message that never arrived. It’s very hard to wait.

During this waiting time never passes, and for most people delays and waiting It feels much longer than it actually is. Waiting slows down our perception of time because it changes the amount of time we spend thinking about time.

In our daily lives, we often ignore time and do not pay much attention to time.

Of course, our brains have a limited capacity, and although we have dozens of things to think about, we don’t want to think about time and fill this capacity if it is not important. This is actually time passes faster causes.

As we wait, our desire is to know when this process will end, to think more about time causes. Most of us get hung up on the minutes on the clock while waiting. This makes us think that time passes more slowly.

A similar situation applies to astronauts stranded on the International Space Station.

Uncertain return times, limited opportunities to participate in activities and meet families, and longer wait times to return home felt much longer than six months causes.

However, when astronauts are involved in various researches and studies in space, time It claims to be 80% faster. In the minutes or hours when they are not doing anything, this time passes much more slowly than they do.

In short, wherever you are, waiting is a very difficult act and has an undesirable but undesirable effect on the perception of time. It causes inevitable changes.

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