How old are you?

[CTO15]

I am

(25^(1/2) x 4) + 3cos(Pi) - 4 + 6

math is fun!

 

[DiFabio]

I am

(25^(1/2) x 4) + 3cos(Pi) - 4 + 6

math is fun!

____ that ____.

 

[EXOTICLEX]

32 going on 22

 

[a-dev]

I am

(25^(1/2) x 4) + 3cos(Pi) - 4 + 6

math is fun!

What Difabio said. Is the above some real equation or did you just make it up. I can't tell. In school it always seemed completely randomly pulled from the teachers arse.

 

[Mr. Green]

Pi is real of course. cos = cosine I assume. ^ is winking at (1/2) LOLz.

 

[a-dev]

Pi is real of course. cos = cosine I assume. ^ is winking at (1/2) LOLz.

My brain, alas, is simply incapable of understanding anything outside of basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

 

[Mr. Green]

My brain, alas, is simply incapable of understanding anything outside of basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

That's ok and good enough. High math is mostly over-rated. I took 2 physics and 2 calculus and its mostly useless. Incredible how its a requirement for an architecture degree. I am in IT now and I can say that I haven't seen any of it on the work force, anywhere. Few jobs out there uses high math. Unless u go for math professor/teacher or NASA. Heck they did report a pot substance in NASA launch site before, LOL.

 

[Adrosi]

on Saint Patrick's day I will be 26, people say I look 20, I feel 45....

There's a like a medication called Viagra for that...

 

[sithjedi171]

In between 31 and 33

 

[agen_kolar]

My brain, alas, is simply incapable of understanding anything outside of basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Mine too. I can hardly multiple and divide, much less do equations with letters and crap in them! And my life has not missed those higher-level math knowledge at all. For the majority of the population, including myself, the knowledge of calculus, statistics, physics, etc. is absolutely useless.

 

[Blackthornone]

I remember talking to my uncle who was in his 40s then, that Christmas was a long ways off (it was summer). He said, wait till you get older, time goes faster as you age. I didn't believe him then, but I sure do now. It's almost scary how fast the days go!

That's because at 10, 5 years is half your life, but at 30, 5 years is only 1/6th your life. The more time goes by, the shorter each unit of time will be relative to your lifespan, and so it will seem like a shorter length of time to you, and thus time will seem to speed up for you.

 

[cplhicks]

I'm turning 26 tomorrow.

I don't celebrate Valentines day, Single Awareness day or get flat drunk off your ass day. I celebrate my Birthday

 

[xjamiex]

I'm turning 26 tomorrow.

I don't celebrate Valentines day, Single Awareness day or get flat drunk off your ass day. I celebrate my Birthday

I'll celebrate them all Happy Birthday bud!!

 

[**16k**]

I'm too old for this ____!...

43!

 

[Devil_666]

That's because at 10, 5 years is half your life, but at 30, 5 years is only 1/6th your life. The more time goes by, the shorter each unit of time will be relative to your lifespan, and so it will seem like a shorter length of time to you, and thus time will seem to speed up for you.

Not saying if that's right or wrong but, I think the answer is a lot simpler than that:

Patience/activity dictates your perception of time.

If you're impatient and/or not doing anything, regardless of your age, you'll perceive time going by slower than if you have patience and/or are busy doing something.

 

[Skiman]

^^^ I have 5 hour days.

Ski

 

[DiFabio]

Not saying if that's right or wrong but, I think the answer is a lot simpler than that:

Patience/activity dictates your perception of time.

If you're impatient and/or not doing anything, regardless of your age, you'll perceive time going by slower than if you have patients and/or are busy doing something.

I'm not fully certified so I don't have any patients.

 

[Remy]

Not saying if that's right or wrong but, I think the answer is a lot simpler than that:

Patience/activity dictates your perception of time.

If you're impatient and/or not doing anything, regardless of your age, you'll perceive time going by slower than if you have patients and/or are busy doing something.

I agree with this completely.
Several years ago, I went through another partying stage again when myself and my closest friends were single.
We were going out even on weekdays, and specially every weekend. And I noticed that that year seemed it went by a lot slower cause we were going out a lot.
Then after that year, got into a relationship, where basically, you just work on weekdays and only go out on Weekends and I noticed that the year went by fast again cause basically the weekdays are a blur, and you only live for the weekends.

 

[Maglor]

That's because at 10, 5 years is half your life, but at 30, 5 years is only 1/6th your life. The more time goes by, the shorter each unit of time will be relative to your lifespan, and so it will seem like a shorter length of time to you, and thus time will seem to speed up for you.

Not saying if that's right or wrong but, I think the answer is a lot simpler than that:

Patience/activity dictates your perception of time.

If you're impatient and/or not doing anything, regardless of your age, you'll perceive time going by slower than if you have patients and/or are busy doing something.

I say it's a bit of both. Certainly perspective is at least somewhat of a factor.

I'm not fully certified so I don't have any patients.

I knew there was something off about that post.

 

[MarfMaster]

I have a 9-5, monday-friday job, and a two-year-old. I swear to God, sometimes I jump through ____ing wormholes.