
In the quiet corners of homes, at the very bottom of drawers, or resting silently on a shelf, there are objects that await. Their surfaces are slightly worn, their colors faded, perhaps long since having lost their original functions. A broken clock, a notebook with yellowed pages, an old keychain, or a toy from childhood... To strangers who pass by, these items appear as mere mundane “objects.” But for us, the situation is entirely different. Every time we touch them, a quiet wave awakens somew
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Nida Üstün

Everyone knows that time speeds up as we age; what is less known is that this acceleration does not continue indefinitely. As children, summer vacations seemed to last forever. Three months appeared almost like a lifetime. Now, years pass and when you look back, you struggle to understand where the time went. Something has changed; but what? This feeling is independent of geography and culture: Japanese grandmothers describe it, Norwegian grandfathers do too. A comprehensive study involving 499
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Gökhan Güller