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have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago
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Alpha Female
User ID: 539102
 United States
11/12/2008 4:17 PM
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and it seems most can't remember what happened 1 month ago. i find that odd. my memory is just as bad. i remember trivial stuff, not world information, politics stuff. maybe it's just me? maybe i am average? i do a lot of research to verify my thoughts on topics on glp because i cannot remember details. now, if i am on par with the majority of humans in the usa, does that mean the tptb have a hand in this? if they do, what is the delivery system? it just seems wierd that if i asked someone what they were doing exactly one week ago at the exact same time that i posed this question, few really know if they do not have a daily routine. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 549331
United States
11/12/2008 4:23 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
and it seems most can't remember what happened 1 month ago. i find that odd. my memory is just as bad. i remember trivial stuff, not world information, politics stuff. maybe it's just me? maybe i am average? i do a lot of research to verify my thoughts on topics on glp because i cannot remember details. now, if i am on par with the majority of humans in the usa, does that mean the tptb have a hand in this? if they do, what is the delivery system? it just seems wierd that if i asked someone what they were doing exactly one week ago at the exact same time that i posed this question, few really know if they do not have a daily routine. Quoting: Alpha Female
Stop watching television. Your memory will improve greatly. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 546813
 Sweden
11/12/2008 4:24 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
the towers |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 270803
United States
11/12/2008 4:24 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Not just memories. They have all changed other ways too. Notice the driving habits and the different interactions with each of them. Something is afoot.... |
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Wraith1970
User ID: 542585
United States
11/12/2008 4:26 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Hell half the time I can't even remember what I had for dinner the night before. |
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Alpha Female
User ID: 539102
United States
11/12/2008 4:28 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Hell half the time I can't even remember what I had for dinner the night before. Quoting: Wraith1970
me too! that's an excellent example. i just find it so weird. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 549606
United States
11/12/2008 4:28 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Had a bad concussion? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 1884
United States
11/12/2008 4:30 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
The OP is on to something here. Not to mention how quickly everything seems to be happening now. It feels like all of a sudden, I turned around and it was five years later. I hardly remember any of it. These were years filled with signifigance for my family, and still, it seems like a complete blur. It never felt like this before. I think time may be speeding up and that it may be related somehow to reaching our galactic center. And believe you me, I don't really go for that astrology stuff. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 509872
United States
11/12/2008 4:30 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
chemtrails cause memory loss |
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Godot
User ID: 535097
United States
11/12/2008 4:31 PM
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and it seems most can't remember what happened 1 month ago. i find that odd. my memory is just as bad. i remember trivial stuff, not world information, politics stuff. maybe it's just me? maybe i am average? i do a lot of research to verify my thoughts on topics on glp because i cannot remember details. now, if i am on par with the majority of humans in the usa, does that mean the tptb have a hand in this? if they do, what is the delivery system? it just seems wierd that if i asked someone what they were doing exactly one week ago at the exact same time that i posed this question, few really know if they do not have a daily routine. Quoting: Alpha Female
I concur... but I have been convinced this condition was physical and isolated to myself.
Interesting. Cell Phones? Wireless?... anyone here ever actually try a tinfoil hat just for kicks?
Yes it's safe, it's very safe, it's so safe you wouldn't believe it....
... No, it's not safe, it's very dangerous. Be Careful. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 430584
 Canada
11/12/2008 4:31 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Not just memories. They have all changed other ways too. Notice the driving habits and the different interactions with each of them. Something is afoot.... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 270803
People change, cultures change, everything changes. We all act weird and annoying to people from the previous generations, and people from a hundred years ago probably think half of us are on crack.
People start acting a certain way, and it eventually becomes the status quo |
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Flaming Sword
User ID: 521398
 Australia
11/12/2008 4:34 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
its why i collect stamps
as a historical tome it gives a pictorial representation of history
people...to keep your sanity in the whirls of the fluxing mgnetosphere/matrix...keep a diary...
beam peace and love even if you are hurting or concerned
the battle is for the soul
it is won or lost, through the heart |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 549450
United States
11/12/2008 4:34 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Don't worry about, smoke another joint! |
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Alpha Female
User ID: 539102
United States
11/12/2008 4:39 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
and it seems most can't remember what happened 1 month ago. i find that odd. my memory is just as bad. i remember trivial stuff, not world information, politics stuff. maybe it's just me? maybe i am average? i do a lot of research to verify my thoughts on topics on glp because i cannot remember details. now, if i am on par with the majority of humans in the usa, does that mean the tptb have a hand in this? if they do, what is the delivery system? it just seems wierd that if i asked someone what they were doing exactly one week ago at the exact same time that i posed this question, few really know if they do not have a daily routine.
I concur... but I have been convinced this condition was physical and isolated to myself.
Interesting. Cell Phones? Wireless?... anyone here ever actually try a tinfoil hat just for kicks? Quoting: Godot
well, i don't think i will do the tin foil thing, but i did know an astrophysist that wrapped his monitor in tin foil. he was the most talented scientist in the group but was also "eccentric".
i thought it was just me too, but i started noticing that people on glp seem to have mental lapses where the remember their conclusion on certain topics but cannot remember what that decision was based on. there are two type of people here, ones that speak about their conclusion and those who dig up the facts or sources to help keep the discussion on topic. in both cases, they had forgotten the details. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 480936
United States
11/12/2008 4:39 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
and it seems most can't remember what happened 1 month ago. i find that odd. my memory is just as bad. i remember trivial stuff, not world information, politics stuff. maybe it's just me? maybe i am average? i do a lot of research to verify my thoughts on topics on glp because i cannot remember details. now, if i am on par with the majority of humans in the usa, does that mean the tptb have a hand in this? if they do, what is the delivery system? it just seems wierd that if i asked someone what they were doing exactly one week ago at the exact same time that i posed this question, few really know if they do not have a daily routine. Quoting: Alpha Female
Your living in a trance. When your consciousness is altered you cannot remember what occured in your (other trance)state of mind. Read this for clues if you're into Enki.
[link to www.agoracosmopolitan.com] |
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Woman On The Edge
User ID: 470724
United States
11/12/2008 4:40 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Hell I hardly remember what happened last week, mus less last year
"Courage & knowledge always triumph over fear & ignorance"
[link to www.facebook.com] |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 480936
United States
11/12/2008 4:41 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
By the way, I can remember back to the crib and can almost always remember what I had for dinner, who did or said what out to some distance unless it's file 13 material. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 535748
Canada
11/12/2008 4:41 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
I remember exactly what I was doing 1 year ago? Do you really think people living in the country side feel time to be going up? Time is not speeding up! If time was to speed up... so would our minds. What some of you are proposing is that our minds are somehow separate from time! Bullocks!
Interconnectiveness is increasing so it me seem like there is more going on... but time is not speeding up. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 549449
United States
11/12/2008 4:43 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
memory never works as well as I remember it working for me. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 543021
United States
11/12/2008 4:44 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
and it seems most can't remember what happened 1 month ago. i find that odd. my memory is just as bad. i remember trivial stuff, not world information, politics stuff. maybe it's just me? maybe i am average? i do a lot of research to verify my thoughts on topics on glp because i cannot remember details. now, if i am on par with the majority of humans in the usa, does that mean the tptb have a hand in this? if they do, what is the delivery system? it just seems wierd that if i asked someone what they were doing exactly one week ago at the exact same time that i posed this question, few really know if they do not have a daily routine.
I concur... but I have been convinced this condition was physical and isolated to myself.
Interesting. Cell Phones? Wireless?... anyone here ever actually try a tinfoil hat just for kicks? Quoting: Godot
Godot, conduct your tin-foil experiment, keep a journal on it and report back.. make a sort of scientific hobby study of it. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 543021
United States
11/12/2008 4:47 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
memory never works as well as I remember it working for me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 549449
Seems that way, doesn't it? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 480936
United States
11/12/2008 4:47 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Also blame fluoride, mercury, depleted soils, the meds we take, and a barrage of toxins in our foods and drinks-it's mind numbing. Society has been deliberately engineered to suck big time, just full of falsity and illusion. Didn't you once believe in our govt.? How about Santa? Perhaps the Easter Bunny (dumb kids maybe)? Levels of a very thick and stinky onion designed to numb your mind and either dry your eyes or make you cry! |
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Forfarian
User ID: 370443
 United Kingdom
11/12/2008 4:51 PM
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In my case, I tend to think something happened a year or two ago, only to be taken aback when I find out it actually happened eight or nine years ago.
The Comet Holmes stuff, eg, was a year ago - though it's hard to believe that much time has elapsed since Kent was getting us all riled up about it.
Time sure does seem to be speeding up... |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 430584
Canada
11/12/2008 4:57 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
The fact that our entertainment and media is all aimed towards short attention spams and memory, as well as the fact that automation makes many tasks less mentally challenging, means one shouldn't be surprised if the bulk of our western population is slowly growing more and more retarded.
I don't even think its some kind of nefarious masterplan from evil overlord wannabes, but rather a product of our particular culture, an inevitable one. An old idea that.. much of our science fiction tries to depict the outcome of such a trend.
Plus individually.. we get older, our brains slow down, etc.. The brain is like a muscle that needs to be exercised too, to stay in shape. |
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Alpha Female
User ID: 539102
United States
11/12/2008 5:12 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
The fact that our entertainment and media is all aimed towards short attention spams and memory, as well as the fact that automation makes many tasks less mentally challenging, means one shouldn't be surprised if the bulk of our western population is slowly growing more and more retarded.
I don't even think its some kind of nefarious masterplan from evil overlord wannabes, but rather a product of our particular culture, an inevitable one. An old idea that.. much of our science fiction tries to depict the outcome of such a trend.
Plus individually.. we get older, our brains slow down, etc.. The brain is like a muscle that needs to be exercised too, to stay in shape. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 430584
it is true that most people do their most significant work before the age of thirty. but i am not too sure our brains (if properly worked) slow down. but i guess, if i consider that the older your body the fewer cells are replaced most noticably the skin. so it seems reasonable that our brain cells don't do what they did when they were younger.
i came up with another theory.
i remember something i read in the stephen hawkings the history of time (i think that was the title) in it he said that time is perpendicular to the three dimensions, x,y,z planes in euclidean cooridinate system. that would mean the time "speeding up" is not possible in linear terms. if that is the case i would say that dimensional shifts would more likely occur and cause memory distortion, like the blurring effect. but just a theory i am throwing out here.
i remember a couple of "snap shot" memories as a child, like my first day in kindergarten because i had a bad case of separation anxiety.
this is fun stuff to think about though. |
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Elephant
User ID: 433811
 New Zealand
11/12/2008 5:26 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Also blame fluoride, mercury, depleted soils, the meds we take, and a barrage of toxins in our foods and drinks-it's mind numbing. Society has been deliberately engineered to suck big time, just full of falsity and illusion. Didn't you once believe in our govt.? How about Santa? Perhaps the Easter Bunny (dumb kids maybe)? Levels of a very thick and stinky onion designed to numb your mind and either dry your eyes or make you cry! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 480936
Agreed.
I'm really careful about most of the things that I ccan avoid.
Never used flouride toothepaste, good organic diet etc.
It seems a lot of this memory loss thing is physical.
I'm over 55 but my health and memory are excellent.
Not boasting just saying.
I find it really difficult to talk to people these days as they don't seem to be able to remember the thread of the conversation let never mind the day before, and often what they say is just parrot stuff anyway.
And I'm thinking WTF till I remember that "this person uses flouride toothepaste, cell phone, watches a lot of TV..."
It's really, really noticeable.
Get rid of the crap in your diet, and environment if you want to even be able to think, let alone remember.
And wearing silk seems to mitigate radiation from HAARP etc FWIW. |
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Reality is BS
User ID: 549630
United States
11/12/2008 5:33 PM
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Most people have become mindnumbed robots. Almost nobody has a sense of history anymore. I have slowed time down. It's all about staying in the present and experiencing the moment. Time now seems like it did when I was a child. The year stretches out in front of me in what seems like a very long time. Do not live in the past (most people do) and do not live in the future. |
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Tryptamind
User ID: 366812
Canada
11/12/2008 5:46 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Something in the water.... Something introduced in the food supply chain...
Started activating as time goes on...
See ya. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 451075
United States
11/12/2008 6:10 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
Time has changed in that a matter of seconds can make a huge difference in our level of happiness at any point.
Take for example being 1 minute late to work or you looked up 2 seconds to late to see a touch down or you missed the bus by 10 seconds. etc etc etc
Take for example your average ring tone on a phone gives you about 5-15 seconds to pick up and answer.
Playing video games or watching tv one might miss the beginning of a show or the end because they had to run to the bathroom or get food.
EVERYTHING HAS BEEN SPED UP and BROKEN DOWN INTO SMALL TIME FRAMES
We have got to be quick in this world. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 549449
United States
11/12/2008 6:16 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
maybe it is hearing slower. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 536114
United States
11/12/2008 6:17 PM | | Re: have you noticed that most people can't remember what happened 1 year ago | Quote |
What did you say? |
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