Facts that mess with your perception of time.

To be serious though, a friend of mine actually has a request for saying a fact here, and it takes the thread's subject literally.

There's a word that exists called "Tachysensia", and it's a neurological disorder that, for a period of a few minutes, speeds up your brain's perception of time, but has the side-effect of amplifying the loudness of sound.

For something as fundamental as how we see the world, this word does not appear on Wiktionary, Collin's English Dictionary, Merriam Webster, The American Heritage Dictionary, Oxford, WordNet, Project Gutenberg, or even the Internet Archive (via Google search crawlers).

The last major time it was studied was in the 1930s by somebody with a small Wikipedia page who discovered that it has a relation to chemicals in the body heated up.

Apparently, my friend who has it took him weeks worth of digging online to find a word to describe his symptoms, before stumbling onto a subreddit founded in 2018 called r/fastfeeling. Without that, there's almost nowhere on The Internet to debunk whether or not my friend is crazy.

Now when I think about it, due to this word being almost completely unheard of with a completely unknown origin, is it hypothetically possible for etymology to qualify for an article on the Wiki, or are there other places better suited for the job?

TLDR; Yes, you can overclock your brain, but it's unpredictable.