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Author Topic: Deep Thoughts: Does Time Pass Slower for an Ant?  (Read 3486 times)

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Re: Deep Thoughts: Does Time Pass Slower for an Ant?
« Reply #40 on: September 14, 2005, 07:46:30 am »
Does time pass faster for an ant, because it is smaller than humans, or does it pass slower for the same reason? Does the primitive mind of a common household fly hold the same perspective of the flow of time, or does it's brain process it slower than the intellectually advanced human mind?

does a bee care? i suspect that insects have no immediate concept of the passing of time as it isnt required. they do of course have biological clocks for certain events, but they dont really need to think about it...


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