This post is not about whether time is speeding up or not. I believe it is and lots and lots of other people would agree. This post is about why it might be happening.
Let's take video games. Video games run at certain framerate. If the game runs at, say, 60 fps, then each second contains 60 separate frames. Now, let's say that character makes a move that takes a certain amount of time. For example, jump. Let's say that jumping in this game takes a bit more than a second. So, at 60 fps a jump would take about 80 frames. At, say, 100 fps the same jump would take about 140 frames or so.
Higher framerates mean that every action, every event uses up more individual moments (frames) than lower ones. Or, in other words, each individual frame is less eventful than on lower framerates. Keep in mind, that objective time stays the same. That jump still takes a bit more than a second regardless of framerate. Even if framerate is ridiculously low, like 5 frames per second, it still takes the same amount of objective time. It's just that each of those 5 frames will contain more events, more advancements than on higher framerate.
I guess, by now you can see where I'm going with this. Our time is speeding up because the actual framerate of our reality (simulation?) is lower than it used to be. The framerate of our simulation is slowing down. Or you could also say that the server our reality is running on is starting to lag and that is the reason why our perceptive time is speeding up. Coincidentally this indirectly proves that we are indeed living in a simulation.
Crazy shit, I know... It's just an idea I had yesterday and decided to write it up. It explains and ties together several phenomena quite neatly and nicely. What do you think?
No, it isn't "framerates", it's gravity. Gravity makes time pass more slowly. This effect is called "gravitational time dilation." The stronger the gravity pull of an object, the slower time ticks for anything near it. Albert Einstein proved this idea in his theory of general relativity.
Second, our galaxy, the Milky Way, features a supermassive black hole called Sagittarius A, which contains about four million times the mass of our sun and sits roughly 26,000 light-years away from Earth.
Third, our galaxy moves through space, driven (or pulled) by the gravitational pull of nearby galaxy groups and massive clusters, all of which are also being pulled by Sagittarius A.
So, the position of our universe in the galaxy and it's rate of speed and "gravitational time dilation" relative to Sagittarius A are affecting our perception of time. Earth can still rotate around the sun for the same 24-hours in "Earth time" while still being affected by gravitational time dilation.
"Framerates." C'mon, man.
Framing ones mind by rating (framerate) or mentally holding onto a measure like weight (gravity) represent different descriptions for the same self inflicted burden.
Aka DI (to divide) LAT (to extend) ION (action)...action divides into reaction while allowing the extension and restriction thereof by free will of choice...few suggest time (length) and gravity (weight) to tempt many to bind free will of choice into a burden by consensus.
Nature has neither length; nor weight...it's natives who choose to attribute length and weight to one another for artificial comparison aka com (together) par (equal).
"Among the ancient iconologists, students of likenesses, equality was symbolized by a female figure holding in one hand a pair of scales equipoised and in the other a nest of swallows. The moderns have substituted a level for the scales. And this is the Masonic idea. In Freemasonry, the level is the symbol of that equality which, as Godfrey Higgins (.Anacalypsis i, 790) says, is the very essence of Freemasonry." ~ https://www.universalfreemasonry.org/en/encyclopedia/equality
Di (apart) latus (wide). To make wider.
TO implies "towards" aka nature moving towards native, which allows each departed native to lessen or widen the distance among one another.
Di (short for die) latus (alternate spelling of lettuce) implies eating lettuce.
To aka T (short form of tea) + o (short form of ow) implies towing, which allows the lettuce to be towed by the hand towards to the mouth where it dies and is consumed.