Trust me, laziness is a real thing; even when everything in the world points towards doing the work being the best thing for you, you just can't be bothered.
In one of the articles I read on this (sorry no link) I'm pretty sure it mentioned their new philosophy, for hardware and software, was rapid iteration.
She was one of those people who manage to inspire emotion in others.
A lot of bad, but she garnered (and still does somewhat) a huge amount of respect.
For someone who has so much public hatred around her, you have to remember she still managed to win elections while all this was far more raw and happening around her.
I used to have this effect watching video game streams in 60FPS, and I have absolutely no conception of how this works at all (I mean games run at that FPS anyway, I cannot figure it out at all).
It goes away after a while and then it just seems smoother, it is very disorienting at first though I admit.
It's not really too bad honestly, it's an acclimatisation thing.
Spent a few holidays in places where it was regularly 35+ degrees and only really struggled for a day or two, I can't imagine it being worse for you if you live there full time since you'd be much more used to the weather.
The 60fps myth should be wearing thin by now, and I'm sad to see it repeated so often on HN.
I don't have the relevant links available to me currently, but suffice to say the eye can pick up on far, far more than 60 fps.
The fast forward look is just an adjustment period, you experience the same watching videos of games at 60fps (even though they're played in 60fps normally, it's a very odd thing).