by rocky_raccoon on 3/19/19, 5:32 PM with 3 comments
When I was in school, a semester seemed like an eternity. Now that I've settled into a career and have established some consistency in my life, the years have started to blur more and more. I have trouble delineating between what happened in 2018 vs. 2017, for example. 2014 seems like it was just yesterday.
What causes this to happen? What do you do to combat it?
by seren on 3/19/19, 5:44 PM
You could separate easily semester because you probably took totally different courses so they were easy to distinguish, now that you have settled and that you are doing mostly the same things every semester, all is blurred. This is totally normal and how the brain works.
One solution would be to change job every semester, but it might not be the ideal solution for other reasons.
by dmitryminkovsky on 3/19/19, 5:49 PM
More broadly, I've read about this issue a few times here on HN as well:
https://ubiquity.acm.org/article.cfm?id=1455706
and a few other links I'm not.
EDIT: found working link