Shaun Holt
Chrono Cadet
I know its possible to listen to a beat or tick from the second hand on a watch at 60
bps and slow the thinking process down so to speak, so that it seems as though there are minutes between each beat or tick giving more time to think on something than would normally be there(almost like stopping time), but I think its also possible to do the same visually with an image of flashing
colors, changing colors every second. And if this is possible then what could possibly be achieved by doing so? I am under the impression that by doing so we'd put a literal meaning on the phrase "the hand is quicker than the eye". Think about it, if we were to slow our visual senses to almost a halt, wouldn't that mean that we have succeeded in altering or possibly even being able to stop time? I personally feel it is possible. It's the only way I can see how certain things have been accomplished such as the martial artists that seem to hit so fast and hard that to us onlookers it seems like a mere slap, yet it's a devastating blow. Those people who are able to catch
an arrow flying through the air. It's obviously not because they can move so fast, but because the can visually slow things down, in their eyes, slowing time down. Also, I'm under the impression that if time can be brought to a stand still in this way, then the complete opposite should be possible also, the ability to speed time up. Look forward to reading feeback.
-Shaun Holt
bps and slow the thinking process down so to speak, so that it seems as though there are minutes between each beat or tick giving more time to think on something than would normally be there(almost like stopping time), but I think its also possible to do the same visually with an image of flashing
colors, changing colors every second. And if this is possible then what could possibly be achieved by doing so? I am under the impression that by doing so we'd put a literal meaning on the phrase "the hand is quicker than the eye". Think about it, if we were to slow our visual senses to almost a halt, wouldn't that mean that we have succeeded in altering or possibly even being able to stop time? I personally feel it is possible. It's the only way I can see how certain things have been accomplished such as the martial artists that seem to hit so fast and hard that to us onlookers it seems like a mere slap, yet it's a devastating blow. Those people who are able to catch
an arrow flying through the air. It's obviously not because they can move so fast, but because the can visually slow things down, in their eyes, slowing time down. Also, I'm under the impression that if time can be brought to a stand still in this way, then the complete opposite should be possible also, the ability to speed time up. Look forward to reading feeback.
-Shaun Holt