Please do, Mr Worf. I'd love to see it. Reading this might provide an
explanation for my two incidents. I am an intensely visual-minded person.
What I write, I stage out in my head, and I draw on visual cues, mostly from
comics, to help. I put a lot in every day.
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 4:15 PM, M
There's a science radio show on PBS that did a segment on this topic a while
back. They say that sleep does a delete and defragment of the brain so that
is why we do not crash. During the day everything that we see, feel, smell,
hear is stored into a buffer. Some of it will be placed into permanent
Amazing post, Mr Worf. I have to say that, on a couple of occasions, I do
feel as though my mental OS has crashed, literally like a computer's.
Chugging right along and then whammo, I'm rebooting, vision coming back from
brown around the edges, unable to move or form cohesive thought. On those
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