Time Manipulation

Definition
Time manipulation is altering the speed at which something travels through time. This includes relative speeds such as slow motion, fast forward, pause, and reverse.

When an object is put in slow motion, it looks like it is moving in slow motion from an outside, unaffected perspective. This naming rule is applied all these speeds.

If you are put in slow motion, an unaffected person will see you move in slow motion. However, you normally perceive time at a regular speed, so rather than you seeing yourself slow, you'll see everything but you move faster than you.



These animated gifs depict you when you are in slow motion, from different perspectives.

In the picture to the left, you are moving 1/3 the speed of everybody else. In the picture to the right, everybody else is moving 3 times as fast as you. The same thing is happening in both, physics doesn't care how fast it evaluates things, you're just looking at the same thing from two different perspectives. On the left, you're looking at the event from an outsider's perspective, or one of the "Other" squares. On the right, you're looking at the even from an insider's perspective, or the "You" square.