

15 + 5 points
Slow Motion Minutes by Laura
January 14th, 2008 10:23 AM
I did this starting at 6 a.m. yesterday morning. Conveniently when I am at home, I have a clock that chimes on the hour. I then would go in slow motion for three minutes. I set my mobile phone to beep on the hour to remind myself when not at home.
The most interesting aspect of this was that I found that the time seemed to pass much faster when I was going in slow motion. It somehow doesn't seem like a full three minutes have passed when you have taken that three minutes to slowly get together the items for a sandwich, or to compose a single line of an instant message.
Speaking of instant messages, I found that typing and moving my mouse in slow motion were the most difficult things to do. Muscle memory does not like slow motion.
The most interesting aspect of this was that I found that the time seemed to pass much faster when I was going in slow motion. It somehow doesn't seem like a full three minutes have passed when you have taken that three minutes to slowly get together the items for a sandwich, or to compose a single line of an instant message.
Speaking of instant messages, I found that typing and moving my mouse in slow motion were the most difficult things to do. Muscle memory does not like slow motion.
But where's the PROOF? I would love to see you going all slow-mo in the form of a video :)