Timeguess

Explore your sense of time through short exercises in duration, memory, rhythm, and attention. Timeguess lets you make a prediction, see what actually happened, and keep your own results in context. FIVE WAYS TO FEEL AN INTERVAL Estimate: stop when a stated duration feels complete, without a visible clock. Replay: watch a light, remember its duration, and reproduce it. Compare: decide which of two lights lasted longer. Rhythm: follow four flashes, then keep the pace with five taps. Distraction: hold an interval while responding only to circles among changing shapes. MAKE A PRACTICE YOUR OWN Choose targets, reference pace, and three- or five-round sessions. Recent results suggest a starting level after you have saved enough rounds. Build named mixes with up to eight steps, each with its own exercise, target, and level. FOLLOW A SMALL PATH Seven mixed sessions introduce different timing…