Athlete Spends 500 Days Alone in Spanish Cave for Science

Beatriz Flamini Timecave Project isolation

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Spanish athlete Beatriz Flamini emerged from a cave after 500 days of isolation, part of the Timecave Project.
She was surprised to learn 500 days had passed, believing it was only 160, highlighting the mind's reliance on external time references.

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Spanish athlete Beatriz Flamini emerged from a cave after 500 days of isolation, part of the Timecave Project. She was surprised to learn 500 days had passed, believing it was only 160, highlighting the mind's reliance on external time references.

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