Remember when that freshman seemed like a child while you ruled senior year? Fast forward forty years, and suddenly you’re sharing beers with them at reunions like old friends. Sound familiar? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “Age Matters Less When You’re Old Enough to Know Better” for a surprising look at why, as the years pass, age gaps fade into the background—and what Einstein’s physics reveals about why your 10th birthday lasted forever while your 50th vanished in a blink.
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