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mrspeedybob
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Assuming the perception of time has something to do with the rate at which signals can move around within the brain and between the brain and body it would make sense that smaller animals with smaller brains would perceive more time between events because the distances which neurological signals must travel are smaller. For example, a human may watch a movie and see continuous motion but a mouse looking at the same screen may see a series of still images?
Has this idea been tested by experiment? If so, how, and what was the result?
Has this idea been tested by experiment? If so, how, and what was the result?