What if Time Stopped for Everyone, EXCEPT YOU? The Terrifying Journey!

When we're having a good time, it goes by in a flash, and when we're waiting for something, it seems to take forever.

But our perception of time doesn't affect the actual time.

The speed of the ticks on a clock has nothing to do with our perception of that speed.

To tackle this topic, first let's answer the question, what if time stopped everywhere in the universe? What would this mean? Think about that for a minute.

It would mean nothing, because you would have no way of knowing that it stopped.

All the processes in your brain would stop.

You would not experience any time at all.

If time stopped everywhere in the universe, everything would remain the same, no change.

There would be no difference because the only way we know whether anything has changed is if there is some time that has passed.

Time stopping everywhere wouldn't leave a trace.

In fact, time could be stopped right now, or a moment ago, and restarted again.

But you would never know.

You would have no awareness of this because all your brain functions would have stopped.

You would only know anything after the processes in your brain started working again.

Now you might be thinking, could time have stopped while you're watching this video right now, before it restarted? If so, how long did it stop? Could it have stopped for a thousand years? Millions of years? Well, that's a curious question, but it would make no sense because no time would have passed.

There's no such thing as how long if time suddenly stopped.

So maybe the more interesting question is, what would happen if time stopped everywhere except for you? What would you see? This would be the scenario you typically see in movies.

Would the world then be something like what you see in the Flash movies? Or would physics dictate a completely different looking world than what Hollywood movies tell you? Well, if you thought the latter, you'd be correct.

It would be nothing like the movies.

I'll tell you why and show you what the world would really look like.