Wait until you get to be old like me, the year zips by really fast.
I read an essay a long time ago, the explanation is like this:
When you have twenty dollars in your wallet, and someone gives you twenty more, it seems amazing that you have doubled your money. Now, suppose you have a thousand, and someone gives you twenty more. Compared to your original thousand, twenty is really a pittance, although the increase in your money is THE SAME.
Now, when you are ten years old, a year is 10% of your entire life, so it seems like a long time. And when you are fifty years old, it is only 2% of your entire life, so it seems very insignificant (and short) compared to a year when you were ten years old. The year is the same to both people, yet to the older person, it will seem much shorter.
EVERYBODY GOT THAT???
Now