The experience of time has been a long-standing interest of mine. Most research focuses on short periods, like seconds/minutes, affected by emotions etc. There's not much afaik on how we experience years and decades.
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I suggest the controversial anthropological study technique of "talking with your mom" (at least a lot of the things my parents and I talk about is when something we experienced together happened exactly)
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Have you read any of Forrest Landry's stuff?
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no who/why?
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If you had kids, every year would be anchored to the age they were when something happened. You just lack distinct anchors for that time
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