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as i've grown older, i've felt that i've experienced an increasing amount of time dilation--not exactly in the definition that underpins the theory of relativity, but in the context of how time (as a distance) separates myself and friends that i see at more and more distant intervals.

time and the efficient markets hypothesis as i've grown older, i've felt that i've experienced an increasing amount of time dilation--not exactly in the definition that underpins the theory of relativity, but in the context of how time (as a distance) separates myself and friends that i see at more and more distant intervals. i travel a lot for work and last year it was so atrocious that i was in new york for maybe 2 weeks at a time then gone for 3-4 weeks. i'd do my best to spend time with my new york based friends and when i returned, i felt that no time at all had passed. but to them, i was

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