rogerthecamel

This isn't what the video is demonstrating at all. It has nothing to do with relativity or the speed of light. When the guy gets released from the top of the drop he feels like he is going to die, fight or flight kicks in and adrenaline is released into his body. This in turn kicks his body into high gear allowing him to perceive the world and react much faster than before, which in an actual near death experience can be the difference between life and death. If he were to continuously fall at this rate then his perception of time would return to normal pretty quickly as the adrenaline would wear off. Pilots flying jets might get kicks of adrenaline every now and then but not continuously while flying.As for age, well if anything the person would age faster in this drop situation for two reasons.For him time slows down while slows down while stays the same for us, so for him the drop might feel like 5 seconds while looks like 4 seconds to us, therefore he has has a higher percentage of his life in that 4 seconds than we did.Secondly the adrenaline entering his body makes it work faster and harder than normal. This would be detrimental to his body otherwise it would run like this all the time. The reason the body saves it for "emergencies" is because the outcome of not using it would be worse than using it.I hope this helps.