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human
[General] Is superspeed mental torture?

Thought about this after seeing X-men apocalypse.

So a speedster often sees the world in slow motion because their minds have to process stuff faster to accommodate the blinding speeds they work at, right?

So from their perspective they would have to run for hours on end without stopping when going long distances, right?

Example: New York to LA is 4488 km (2789 mi). The average running speed for a male is 9.4 km/hr (5.8 mi/hr). At that speed it would take about 477hrs to run there.

Let's assume a speedster could run that distance in a single go. In real time only hours or minutes may have past but from their perspective they are moving at normal speed in a world that is slowed down, so are they running for about 477hrs non stop?

Maybe I'm wrong but that sounds bloody horrible.
gpt
Red Rush from invincible actually touches on the subject.

He can't have conversations or do anything in his daily life because every minute feels like hours so he is constantly fighting crime so he doesn't go insane.