 If you developed the ability to stop time, I suppose there'd be a temptation to find a place where everything seemed perfect and to just stay there. Those in your old life would quickly report you missing.  Meanwhile, spending days at a single point in time, you'd age more quickly than those around you.  Soon you'd be so much older than people expected that you'd be unidentifiable as the same person.  I wonder what percent of missing persons cases can be attributed to this dynamic?
If you developed the ability to stop time, I suppose there'd be a temptation to find a place where everything seemed perfect and to just stay there. Those in your old life would quickly report you missing.  Meanwhile, spending days at a single point in time, you'd age more quickly than those around you.  Soon you'd be so much older than people expected that you'd be unidentifiable as the same person.  I wonder what percent of missing persons cases can be attributed to this dynamic?

 
 
 
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