Time Is Relative…. In The Workplace

November 7th 2018 – By: William Larsen – Civilians News – “News For All Views” –

Time Is Relative… In The Workplace –

An individual’s perception of time, changes with age….. and thus, so does their perception of hourly labor.

When explaining special relativity, Einstein once said, “if you sit on a burning cinder for 1 minute, it will feel like an hour, but if you spend an hour with someone you love, it will feel like 1 minute, that’s relativity.”

And Einstein himself once explained E=MC², in those words. Nevertheless, I find that a similar explanation… is even more applicable, to modern times.

Furthermore, I believe that anyone can grasp this concept, with enough thought and patience….

Time never changes, but a life form’s individual perception of time…. does change… as the individual gets older… and that can be expressed through the formula….

[1 second / x (where x = a life form’s age)] = that individual’s perception of time.

Meaning; 1 second / X, expresses an individual’s perception of time, where X equals all of the time that that individual has perceived in life, thus far (IE age).

Let me repeat that. The formula, “1 second / x,” describes in mathematics, OUR INDIVIDUAL PERCEPTION OF TIME, NOT THE TIME ITSELF BUT HOW WE PERCEIVE IT, where x = an individual’s age. For example, a life form that’s existed for only 1 second, would perceive time as, 1 second / 1 second…. and that 1 second…. would in essence become that being’s entire life, so time for that particular being, would then be perceived only in terms of 1 second, making 1 second into a life-time, to that individual….. In contrast, an 85 year old life form, would perceive time as; 1 second / 85 years, making 1 second feel far less important to that individual, because that individual has become far more conditioned to time itself……

That is to say, a 2 day old child…. perceives time as; 1 second / 2 days…. and a 45 year old man, perceives time as; 1 second / 45 years…. meaning that in essence, time itself is perceived as much more watered down, to the older being.

However, where this becomes particularly interesting science is in the psychology of work and labor…….. Whereby, this formula illustrates how working at a younger age, is actually FAR MORE DIFFICULT PSYCHOLOGICALLY, than it is when your older… because of how we perceive time itself. Furthermore, this is especially true in terms of, “hourly pay systems,” which are commonly used in the U.S. today. Long story short, from a scientific stand point, hourly labor actually does become easier, as you get older, in terms of how individual’s perceive time itself.

Just a thought.

-William Larsen