What do you believe but cannot prove?

I'll try to contribute one:

Everyone has the same length of existence. The people who live longer have a faster consciousness, and those who live shorter have slower consciousness.

I'm pretty sure this can't be proven at this point in technological advancement.

I'm not really sure I know what you mean by 'faster' and 'slower' consciousness, and why you think it might be faster in people who live longer, than in people who have shorter lifespans.

Could you elaborate?

Sorry if what I said was confusing. I tried it one way; now I'll try it another.

Say, for instance, one person lives for two years exactly. Poor baby, I know, but that's the example. And then consider a toddler runs out into the street on his fourth birthday, and gets runover by a car.

Sound pessimistic? I'm sorry. But think of the two year old's point of view. And then take the toddler's. The toddler's would be two times, like that effect you get when you fast forward on a tape recorder and it sounds like a chipmunk. It goes faster to get through things the same amount the baby does. In addition, think of the toddler. Then take the two year old. It's state of being is like slow motion in comparison, 2X slower.

This is just a fun little thing I like to think about. Any more questions, feel free to ask.

Thilian - does it matter how the person dies? If someone shoots me would my the speed of my consciousness be defined by the length of my life - or would if be defined by the length I would have lived if I'd not been shot? The first option would be interesting if it were true - I'd imply that some part of me knew when I was going to die.

The first option. :)

Eh... My views aren't for everyone, I guess. :)

It's just an interesting thing, to think that other people perceive things at a different speed. Of course, they're used to the speed they're at, so balance is secured.