Biological relativity of the minds perception of time

The human mind compares every moment and event to a predetermined basic rate at which any given mind believes that moment or event should have transpired, immediately deciding weather or not time seemed to have been passing slowly or quickly. Resultantly, every moment or event, in terms of time, is relative to any other moment or event and will seem to have passed quickly or slowly depending on the event it is related to. During moments of high tension and stress time will seem to be passing relatively faster than if the mind was under no strain since during these periods the metabolic rate is higher. The mind adapts to different scenarios by either increasing or decreasing the metabolism in order to perceive events and in doing so react to them more quickly. However, it does so while...