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Why time seems to be going faster while we are in lockdown - BBC Future
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To some, our days in lockdown seem to be slipping past faster than usual. But why?
Why time seems to be going faster while we are in lockdown 21 May 2020 Share Save Add as preferred on Google Claudia Hammond Features correspondent Getty Images To some, our days in lockdown seem to be slipping past faster than usual. But why? As parts of the world begin to ease their lockdowns, some people are looking back and finding the time in isolation seems to have gone surprisingly fast. That’s not what many of us expected when we were first told that our lives were about to become so much more restricted than usual, with weeks of potential boredom, confined within our homes stretching
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