Time Slips and there curious geography
from Two Rabbits One Hole Hosted by Michael McGuire and Garrett Ballard
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Do you have days that seem to fly by and other days that seem to drag? There's evidence to suggest that it's not your perception that's distorted and that in fact time, or the passage of it is inconsistent. There's also some related personal experiences that suggest time can be manipulated in certain geographical locations. So, is this fanciful musing and twisted perception? or is there something to these stories? Are we living in a layer of a multiverse? Can our moods and emotional state change our frequencies to travel backwards in time? Let's discuss! As always we can be reached at [email protected]
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