Perception of Time in Valinor

[falathrim]

KNOWING THAT:

1. Time is perceived differently in Valinor than it is in Middle-earth, AKA the world as we know it.
2. This difference in time perception is such that exactly one hundred forty-four years here is perceived as one year there.
3. The mechanism in which time is perceived differently is known as time dilation.
4. Time dilation is a function

Comments

[alpalosse]

xD I fully trust you on the reasoning and arithmetic there, I don't feel up to double check for you.. unless you want me to? please no

What about speech, hmm? words/minute? How long would it take an elf to make a sentence?

[falathrim]

No, you don't need to check my math. Gods know I ran through it about five times just to make sure I wasn't making an ass of myself. XD

[alpalosse]

after msn, lj decided to prevent me from commenting here. I'm just about to give up.

In short, I was saying that it's oddly fitting that it would take so long and that it doesn't shock me to imagine it that way, I am not sure why xD

And as for your other comment, I doubt Elves spoke faster than us... probably slower! hahaha! so imagine that!

[lobelia321]

!!!!!111!!!!!

*speechless*