It doesn't matter if you've never seen The Rocky Horror Picture Show or if you don't know all the words to its catchy tune "Time Warp." If you are a person or pet on the planet right now, you absolutely understand the concept of a time warp. Can any of us explain how there were seemingly 800 days in March but only five in April? Or how over half of May has slipped away in a haze? Or how I thought I started this blog post yesterday but it was really TWO WEEKS ago? I originally meant for those questions to be rhetorical, but, as it turns out, there are actually scientific reasons for this phenomena. Time is generally a measure of change, but in coronatime, there is very little change from day to day. Since our daily activities have shrunk, we have no new experiences by which to store memories and clock time. While m ost of us are staying home every day, venturing outside for just the bare necessities, there is nothing to demarcate a Wednesday from a Sunday. ...