The older we humans get on average, the more illnesses befall us at an older age.
Our forefathers would not have experienced these diseases because they did not live to be so old. I fear that in a few decades all our senoir citizens will be demented. I will probably be among them as you possibly will.
We humans are made for a life span of maybe 30 years by nature. Anything beyond that is a gift of civilization and modern medicine. One should rather be grateful. In the end, we have to die of something.

 

misery! i live 7 km away from CERN!

 

If there are other dimensions - and some research in physics suggests or requires them mathmatically to support certain predictions of high-energy physics - then these dimenisons exist whether CERN is playing around with them or not.

A few years ago when CERNs LHC was built, some physicists predicted that it would pose dangers that could destroy the Earth. microscopic black holes would be created, which would fall into the gravitational center of the earth and eat up the whole mass of the earth in the course of time. This also turned out to be wrong.

In this area of high energy physics also today hardly somebody knows something definitely. Much is belief, half-knowledge, strange poetry (top, bottom, strange, charm) or assumed without any relation to reality.

There I have rather the impression, some authors would be already in another dimension without contact to mother earth

 

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I don't think you have to be afraid that CERN will be swallowed up by the earth in the next few years.
The danger posed by experiments such as the Iter in France are more realistic.
There could well be a crater

At least for billions of Euros of tax money.

https://www.iter.org

 

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All you had to do was cover the donut holes with a hush puppie & it would hush up until you arrive back to edible town. I shit you not.

 

This sounds to me like Sleep Paralysis. I used to get it a lot, back in the day -- generally when I'd been heavily abusing stimulants and had been without sleep for an extended period.

 

This can have various causes, most likely a problem within the nervous system.

Does it happen in specific situations? Like after long hours of screentime?

Are you eating, drinking and sleeping right?
Are you (ab-) using drugs?

Do have any other nervous system related issues such as impaired vision or heavy dizziness that came simultaneously with the issue?

You should definitely see a doctor about it, maybe a neurologist. A MRI scan might be advised if the cause cannot be pinpointed in another way.

 

No, sleep paralysis is a completely different phenomenon. It happens during waking up, when the mind is already in a conscious state, but the body still in paralysis. Ideally both the physical and conscious awakening happens synchronised, but sometimes this process happens asynchronised for whatever reason.

 

No it's not that, I've had Sleep Paralysis before too. It's nothing like it.

This happened to me upon waking up, I've also experienced sleep paralysis before. But on top of that I've experienced this outside of just waking up. I experienced it while I was already conscious.

 

I thought I might have almost had some problems with that in the past. Like almost a decade ago.
Or maybe I do again now, hard to tell sometimes.

It happened usually when I woke up but then it happened a few times in the middle of my day or a quarter through after waking up.

Like last time it happened I was brushing my teeth and then I felt that awful familiar feeling & just walked straight to my bed to lay down without finishing what I was doing because I was just feeling that fucked knowing that right now I'm about to forget everything within seconds.

So I try to get back to what I remember as soon as possible because I'm afraid to be caught standing when this is happening to me because I don't want to fall & cause even more damage. It's like a game of do what you can before this absolute retardation kicks in.

I am but not often & have been sleeping terribly but I usually always have trouble sleeping so I didn't think it could affect me but then again it could have accumulated over time, I'm guessing. No I don't use drugs but I do smoke some bud which also doesn't affect me negatively, hard to explain but it actually helps me.

Maybe like 2-4 years ago I was having these random dizzy spells occurring to me no matter where I was or what I was doing & maybe I was hitting a similar point that I am now with food, sleep + stress again so maybe it's just reacting a different way after having accumulated from last time?

I don't know. I mean like maybe last time I was having some vertigo but now it's just snowballed & gotten worse with this reaction instead? Hard to tell.

I had an MRI years ago too & it came up fine. This is what leads me to believe doctors don't actually know what it is which is why there was very little info about it outside of that link I put into my original post. This shit is odd man. My mind is reverting back to zero within seconds somehow.

 

I agree. 2012 was also supposed to be the apocalyptic end of the Mayan calendar. It seems like the world has gone off the deep end since then.

 

There is a movie about short memory loss

 

Saw it, it's nothing like that. It's not short memory loss. I've had short memory loss since when I was a pre-teen. This is me going back to zero within seconds then coming back somehow, which I think directly relates to me staying calm & quickly finding a place to lay down.

 

Hey OP, I'm not a doctor and this is not a prescription, but I highly believe that you might want to consider taking a look into Lion's Mane mushroom.

It is believed by many, including myself that it serves as a remedy to the central nervous system, and may repair neurologic disorders among a boat load of incredibly interesting properties. It is also believed to prevent, and in some cases even reverse Alzheimer's, Dementia and even Parkinson's - if I remember correctly through my past research. I'll add that there have been many studies done on this over the years and there is plenty to discover with some proper googling.

I think researching the crap out of it will be of some benefit - if not just for the knowledge.

 

Thank you man, I really appreciate your advice!

I'm going to look more into it & buy some as soon as I can.
I haven't seen them in regular grocery stores but I will find more about it. Saved myself some links.

 

I'm pleased to hear that - you're most welcome.

Wish you the best.

 

Thanks again, I wish you the same!

 

Your condition seems to have some similarity with narcolepsy, but it's too early to say.

Also, have you received any vaccination against H1N1 in the past?

Was the MRI taken before or after your dizzy spells?

 

Isn't narcolepsy what Harriet Tubman had? Which makes you want to fall asleep? It doesn't make me want to sleep. No I haven't had an H1N1 vaccinations either.

MRI was taken before, the vertigo isn't even really like dizzy spells. It's more like straight feeling like someone is swinging you by your ankles like a baseball bat.

But that stopped years ago thankfully, because it would make me pull over to the side of the road, get out of my car with super nausea sometimes.

 

When I was 25, the year that I drove a night shift yellow taxi in NYC just to be able to mention it on this forum, I fell asleep with my eyes wide open, fully conscious though paralyzed to turn the wheel and ran into a parked car somewhere in Astoria, Queens at 2am while making a right turn. Have you been driving a yellow cab in Springfield? It could also be compounded by working at the nuclear plant and being near whatever Marge uses in her hair to keep it up like that for all these years.

I'm just brainstorming.

 

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