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How do you order cognitive time? (sopuli.xyz)
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I have in order of past to furure: the distant past, memory of the last specificly distinct dated event, recent past (roughly since), “last week” (i remember doing that), “yesterda” (last 3 days), earlier today”, last, current, next, today/hoperfully soon, and not any time soon

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[-] Shellofbiomatter@lemmus.org 1 points 1 day ago

Past, present and future. That's the best i can do, but i have memory issue as well.

Past is just everything that has happened in the past in one big pile. For some things I can figure out a rough timeframe when it happened, but thats usually playing detective not act remembering whennit exactly happened.

Present is it, +-few hours or a day.

Future, maybe a week into the future, but thats about it. Far future doesn't exist, it's just made up.

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