Ever felt like time slowed down during a crisis? In this episode of Mind Theory, we explore why time seems to stretch during emergencies, such as accidents or life-threatening situations. Inspired by a study led by neuroscientist David Eagleman, we uncover how your brain’s fear response alters memory formation, making events seem longer than they are. It turns out, time isn’t actually slowing down—your brain is just processing the moment with extreme detail. Tune in as we break down this fascinating survival mechanism and what it tells us about the brain under pressure.
