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Originally posted by jensouth31
Has anyone ever felt like time was running in slow motion around you...Like you're so deep in thought that things almost stop, and you're in a daze of somekind? Weird.
Originally posted by TheAvenger
I think that some of us at times may experience what I call a reality shift. Some think that there are an infinite number of realities that exist, for example if something can happen, it does happen in some single reality. There are certain things in my life and even in the history that I have lived through that are not quite the way I remember them. An old man's faulty memory? perhaps, but I very vividly remember things that are not quite the same as when they happened in my time line. This may be something like the old scifi show "Sliders", but the changes are much, much more subtle. Some of my fellow scientists think that infinite realities are why an atom simply doesn't collapse, that unlimited protons, neutrons and electrons of the same atom co-exist in different planes of reality (dimensions?) simultaneously. (the Heisenberg uncertainty principle might be an example of this) Interesting stuff. Perhaps some here have better insight than I, and can tell me how strange my theory is. Several accounts written in this thread are close to what I'm writing about. I believe these shifts may occur and most of us may not even be aware that anything has changed, like while sleeping perhaps.
As a common scientist, I can assure you that there are many things we haven't even begun to understand. Indeed, there are likely many things we will NEVER understand.
[edit on 10/31/2007 by TheAvenger]
I bet. Knock it off, its not good for you.
Originally posted by BONGMANWEED
yeah i feel it all da time,
too much weed mate lol.
Originally posted by dgtempe
Wow! Exactly! Now i need an explanation, could it be the brain? I think its even weirder than Deja Vu.
Honestly, it felt as though i were on the set of Twighlight Zone. :shk:
Originally posted by geek101
DG....i have had this too and unlike most here, but like you, i didnt like it.
World Watcher described it perfectly to me when she said that you feel like you dont belong. It's very strange. Really odd feeling.
YES!!
Originally posted by geek101
I dont mean like a prophecy, but just an overwhelming sense of doom?