[Lazamataz]

If space is expanding, so is time.

If time is expanding, why are the years going by more quickly?

[Buttons12]

Who cares? But is the bong hose getting longer or shorter?

[telescope115]

If time is expanding, why are the years going by more quickly?

I have noticed this phenomenon. Time isn’t expanding- we are slowing down… At least I know I am…

[Don W]

If time is expanding, why are the years going by more quickly?

That one's easy: Each day, or portion thereof you live becomes a smaller and smaller percentage of the time you have been alive.

As a 2 year old child, a day is 1/730th of your entire existence.

As a 40 year old adult, that same day is 1/14610 of your time on earth, a MUCH smaller proportion, even though the actual time itself has stretched with the expansion of the space-time continuum.

Indeed, one HOUR as a 2 year old is slightly smaller a proportion of your life than a full DAY to your 40 year old self.