[post_page_title]Time is relative[/post_page_title]
According to science, time is relative, meaning that the rate at which time passes depends on our frame of reference. This can probably explain why, in the Simpsons, the children of Apu and Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon seem to grow at normal speed…

…While Maggie, the youngest child of Homer and Marge Simpson, has been a one-year-old for decades. Maybe time passes faster for the Nahasapeemapetilon family because they’re so busy with the eight kids – or maybe it’s just wacky cartoon logic.
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