An accurate perception of time's passage must be an a priori condition to catch empirical causal bonds. As a consequence it must also lie on the roots of all guilt attribution, and a fortiori a consequence of all assumption of own guilt.
So, we dare conjucture that whoever has a faulty preception of time's speed might find it difficult to catch and/or understand causal connections and therefore also any guilt attributions.





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