Could cases where you remember doing something distinctly but find the following day that there's no evidence they were done, be subjective proof of a kind of dimensional slip? Has this happened to you or do you dismiss it as memory loss or false perception and is there any other form of proof that it possibly isn't?
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Author of 'Empty Thoughts from an Empty Head' and other trivia including 'Logic Lists English, the cure for illiteracy (allegedly)'.
Could cases where you remember doing something distinctly but find the following day that there's no evidence they were done, be subjective proof of a kind of dimensional slip?
That actually sounds more like a demential slip.
And I agree with Ron.
moo
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On the morrow he will leave me, as my hopes have flown before."
Quoth the raven "Nevermore."
~ From THE RAVEN by Edgar Allan Poe ~
What's more; not only can you delude yourself you have done something, performed correctly you can convince others they have done or witnessed something to the extent they remember it vividly.
Not a slip in reality my friend; manipulation, human fallibilty, fluid memories and the pixies that move all my stuff while I sleep...
One day I will catch you DAMNED PIXIES, and then I will have satisfaction!
What's more; not only can you delude yourself you have done something, performed correctly you can convince others they have done or witnessed something to the extent they remember it vividly.
Not a slip in reality my friend; manipulation, human fallibilty, fluid memories and the pixies that move all my stuff while I sleep...
One day I will catch you DAMNED PIXIES, and then I will have satisfaction!
Good heavens!!..........Have the patients completely taken over the asylum now?...........................Infy
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Tolstoy wrote; "men only learn when they're suffering". The question is; how much do you want to learn?
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