I definitely think there is stuff way above us happening that we can't explain. People & organizations I mean & possibly more above that. But idk if this is that, because you said this started for you in 2012. For me it was recently. I also never do real drugs anymore, it's been a good several years now. Last mushroom trip was at least over a year & a half ago now.

 

True but you should still listen to your body because it will let you sense if something is off or not.

Going to do that too & pick up the shit with a sandwich bag on my hand. Because I'm courteous.

 

my mother-in-law had similar situation with low sodium levels. she needed several vitamins to start retaining sodium at normal levels.

 

maybe your 4th dimensions self is trying to reach you ? kidding. does it affect you work ? have you ever spaced out while recording or something ?

 

She should have a tub of kimchi on deck. Koreans never have low sodium problems. There's probably a number of things I'm missing at the moment, to be honest.

It doesn't affect unless it's happening within that several second time frame.
Soon as I start feeling this head rush, I immediately go lay down then I come back to myself gradually.

 

@Lenny Belardo II what if there is some truth in what you're saying, not that I pretend to imagine I understand everything you're saying of course.

I've been thinking about this a lot lately & trying to recollect bits of my experiences. It does seem that on my flush out I do get some odd old memories accompanying me in an extremely surreal way as if I'm there again before I completely blank out. This happens pretty fast, might I add.

If I completely blank out all the way back to baseline then maybe it's an interesting way to look at it as you say time travel. It does feel like you've traveled to the very beginning of your own psyche. Or, the very end. It's too hard to tell because they seem too relative to each other.

Maybe it's that, maybe I'm just going tarded man.

 

I am the first to admit I am almost certainly wrong. Just because I have a "feeling" that something has changed doesn't make it remotely a probability, but your rebuttal is a blanket that smothers any kind of speculative thinking.
My personal grievances with memory displacement is I can't figure out why I am wrong when I remember in Snow White where the Queen says "Mirror mirror on the wall" except that's wrong. Or the first line Ringo sings on Sgt Peppers isn't "What would you do if I sang out of tune?" or Hannibal Lecters first greeting in Silence Of The Lambs..."Hello Clarice" is wrong... these and many more are all wrong memories now. It's understandable that I misremembered something, but when everybody does, I say it's weird.

 

I had this on the bus in middle school once when I was sitting next to my friend trying to convince him that Marilyn Manson was a wrestler but I couldn't remember why I was wrong for a brief moment or why I thought that. I was a fan of his already for a while when I said that.

Later in the week an episode of Celebrity Deathmatch came on with Marilyn Manson as a wrestler.

 

The Mandela Effect. I miss Von_Steyr.

@Donut Nyamer We all begin to lose memories as we get older. I think what's important is training our mind to remember what's actually important. Don't feel worried or bad, at 35 we have received exponentially more input than a 15 year old. Retaining all that would be a true feat.

Try adding more ginger and garlic in food. Omega-3 is good too
and maybe lay off that doughnut

 

Yeah I realize that but this is different than just getting slightly older, otherwise I wouldn't have posted about it.

I take a multivitamin & I take omega oils. I've just not been eating much lately, skippin shit loads of meals. That's what I mean by eating like shit, otherwise I actually eat pretty healthy & exercise.

I've just holed myself up in the studio for too long doing the same thing without very many breaks for days to weeks on end daisy chaining my writing sessions into forgetting how many days are going by. I tend to struggle with taking breaks once I get the getting going.

 

@Donut Nyamer

where do you live?

 

Springfield, where the rest of the Simpsons live. What else did you think?
That's where I nyam on my donuts & fall asleep on the job.



I notice the user base here is half Simpsons & the other half are porn stars that probably live in LA.

 

Springfield is a beautiful city, just don't shag Marge's sisters.

Quite a few from South Park too.

 

Don't worry, I already married the best one of them.

The only one which wasn't a walking cigarette but kinda looked like one from the distance.

 

Sorry to break the news.
It's the donuts.

 

Live by a 5g tower?

 

I don't eat donuts, I was just posing for the simpsons movie with a donut.
But I spit it out after the pic because Dunkin never paid me to swallow that shit & KrispyKreme paid me last so I was like "fuck it"

Never considered this but I do.

 

Okey! It seems that most people who experience this "brain fog" and memory loss because of covid had quite serious cases of the infection.

However, you should probably try seeing a doctor for your "episodes" just to be sure that it's not something serious! Stay well

 

I didn't mean to imply that eating donuts was causing it.
The donuts are actual aliens in clever costumes who took over the local bakery, just close enough to install monitoring devices and subconscious infiltrators in most of your electronics to initiate confusion during which they steal your best musical ideas and give them to greedy music industry bigwigs.

It kept happening to me until I went into the local bakery and destroyed all the donuts.
And I am sure that when i get out of this nuthouse I'll have no problem putting out some killer beatz.