I think the brain is an organic computer and my program has a glitch.

get off the pot, hippie.

It's the only computer made of meat

It's the only computer made of meat

Lol! I attribute it to information overload- something's bound to fall out to make room:).

Lol! I attribute it to information overload- something's bound to fall out to make room:).


Oh yea, when I was a manager overload was a blank blinking stare. Those moments must have looked scary -my employees would just back out of the room and say, "I'll come back later." They would tell their co- workers, "don't go in there the boss is mad."
Lol ...

YES! I have the same things happen to me..........

Lol! I attribute it to information overload- something's bound to fall out to make room:).


Oh yea, when I was a manager overload was a blank blinking stare. Those moments must have looked scary -my employees would just back out of the room and say, "I'll come back later." They would tell their co- workers, "don't go in there the boss is mad."
Lol ...


Here's one for you- try to retain their respect when you're in the middle of writing a memo- and you can't, for the life of you, remember how to spell 'OFF'.
ROFL!!!

To heal a brain malfunction, is to re-wire in my opinion, not take drugs and psychoanalyze by trying to find emotional reasons why the brain is glitching. I don't think the brain is emotional. So why heal it through emotions or drugs. If some one is afraid to cross a bridge, cross the bridge a million times and rewire the misfire. my opinion.

To heal a brain malfunction, is to re-wire in my opinion, not take drugs and psychoanalyze by trying to find emotional reasons why the brain is glitching. I don't think the brain is emotional. So why heal it through emotions or drugs. If some one is afraid to cross a bridge, cross the bridge a million times and rewire the misfire. my opinion.



How do you rewire?
I've had this same problem of late, along with seeing flashes of light from the corner of my eyes and sometimes waking up in the middle of the night with terrible headaches. Been really stressed out lately, maybe that's why.

To heal a brain malfunction, is to re-wire in my opinion, not take drugs and psychoanalyze by trying to find emotional reasons why the brain is glitching. I don't think the brain is emotional. So why heal it through emotions or drugs. If some one is afraid to cross a bridge, cross the bridge a million times and rewire the misfire. my opinion.

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How do you rewire?
I've had this same problem of late, along with seeing flashes of light from the corner of my eyes and sometimes waking up in the middle of the night with terrible headaches. Been really stressed out lately, maybe that's why.

The mind is a strange thing, I think there is a glitch in my program. Though, I know the difference between- No and know, then and then, hear and here, they're, their, they're, and there, I have repeatedly miss placed these words over and over again in blogs and posts. Forever having to go back and fix them or have some one read my writing back for me to catch these mistakes.

Any one have these annoying brain miss fires out there like mine? A cure perhaps?

Another one for me that is maddening is opening a cupboard for something and forgetting what it was I wanted. I have to go back to what I was doing and remember. It's usually the cupboard .. What the flip?

I thank my car for knowing where I am every day,sometimes I forget where I am or where I was going, or what I was thinking, I, sometimes forget that I forgot something and I do not know what it was, how about that? however I think if I could remember the most important of things of life, I may be on the right track.

someone told me that tinfoil hats helps.

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Perhaps computers, more essentially codes, were created in order to make us think that they "mimic" the actions of the brain so we would be more willing to accept technology that would be used to manipulate our brains. Sort of like programming your brain to accept the programming. But in reality your brain works nothing like a computer code.

Ha! Love this. Now about these glitches, and misfires. I think that we can rewire the brain. I think I can overcome these things- but still figuring out how that can be done. I know the difference between then, than, there, they're etc.. but somehow, when I am writing, these words and others like them do not get placed properly, and it is embarrassing when I do it. It is if my brain will not stop and choose the correct word but thinks if it sounds the same it's all the same. Not so, I know that. If I were to be tested on it I would pass. Nevertheless, I have published material with these errors, now I always have to have someone look over my articles before I publish, which is not a bad practice but ... annoying that I have to do it.

Perhaps computers, more essentially codes, were created in order to make us think that they "mimic" the actions of the brain so we would be more willing to accept technology that would be used to manipulate our brains. Sort of like programming your brain to accept the programming. But in reality your brain works nothing like a computer code.


So your suggesting that an interceptor is attempting to intercept, and why would that be do tell?

Perhaps computers, more essentially codes, were created in order to make us think that they "mimic" the actions of the brain so we would be more willing to accept technology that would be used to manipulate our brains. Sort of like programming your brain to accept the programming. But in reality your brain works nothing like a computer code.


So your suggesting that an interceptor is attempting to intercept, and why would that be do tell?


It's more of an issue of 1's and zero's. Or binary thinking, logical determination. By channeling your reasoning into accepting that your decisions are based upon a probabilistic outcome of a set of variables all determined by a 1 or a zero, on or off, black or white, then your thinking has been programmed into a more deterministic set of parameters. Easier to then manipulate the outcome and minimize the risk of a reaction outside the desired set of parameters.

Perhaps computers, more essentially codes, were created in order to make us think that they "mimic" the actions of the brain so we would be more willing to accept technology that would be used to manipulate our brains. Sort of like programming your brain to accept the programming. But in reality your brain works nothing like a computer code.


So your suggesting that an interceptor is attempting to intercept, and why would that be do tell?


It's more of an issue of 1's and zero's. Or binary thinking, logical determination. By channeling your reasoning into accepting that your decisions are based upon a probabilistic outcome of a set of variables all determined by a 1 or a zero, on or off, black or white, then your thinking has been programmed into a more deterministic set of parameters. Easier to then manipulate the outcome and minimize the risk of a reaction outside the desired set of parameters.

Might explain why I put a whole load of dirty clothes into the dryer.