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I do. I have no evidence that would convince anyone else, and most folks are likely to tell me it was just a dream, but one night, I woke up in a bed that was very clearly not mine. It had pink sheets and a canopy, and the room was decorated in such a traditional female style that there might as well have been a giant pink neon sign.
Unfortunately, my curiosity failed to kick in. I looked around, said, "Oh, shit, I'm in the wrong dimension," and I went back to sleep. How I know it wasn't a dream is that I never wake up in dreams, and I never go to sleep in them. Ever. Beds do not factor into my dreams.
Unfortunately, my curiosity failed to kick in. I looked around, said, "Oh, shit, I'm in the wrong dimension," and I went back to sleep. How I know it wasn't a dream is that I never wake up in dreams, and I never go to sleep in them. Ever. Beds do not factor into my dreams.
Neoerectus · M
Routinely. I think it is usually very subtle, but have had a couple times things were more than a little bit "off." I honestly think our brain routinely fills in gaps or rewrites things to help us get by when we slip back and forth. OR I am a tad looney. ANYTHING is possible.
LordShadowfire · M
@Neoerectus I'll tell you a story that could be proof of dimension hopping, or could be proof of dementia, lol.
I was going somewhere, I don't remember where, with a friend of mine. She asked me if I had enough money to do what we were going to do, and I pulled a $20 bill out of my wallet to show to work. I swear I put it back in my wallet, but later on when I looked again, it was a $1 bill.
I was going somewhere, I don't remember where, with a friend of mine. She asked me if I had enough money to do what we were going to do, and I pulled a $20 bill out of my wallet to show to work. I swear I put it back in my wallet, but later on when I looked again, it was a $1 bill.
Neoerectus · M
@LordShadowfire When kids were young and not doing homework, I said match my grades and...[some promised reward I dont remember]. The grades were not what I remembered! A year or so later, came across them in a move and they were back to what I remembered. (higher).
When I was growing up I remember "vacum".. not vacuum. But it is "vacuum" with dictionary etymology supporting that. I have scads of little stories, some of which sibs or others back up.
Brain farts or altered reality? Given everything in the universe is an expression of energy, I think existence is alot weirder than is commonly acknowledged. Cosmologists would agree about the weird stuff. We might be 2D with stored info interpreting us as 3D ( holographic) THAT is weird.
When I was growing up I remember "vacum".. not vacuum. But it is "vacuum" with dictionary etymology supporting that. I have scads of little stories, some of which sibs or others back up.
Brain farts or altered reality? Given everything in the universe is an expression of energy, I think existence is alot weirder than is commonly acknowledged. Cosmologists would agree about the weird stuff. We might be 2D with stored info interpreting us as 3D ( holographic) THAT is weird.
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LordShadowfire · M
@HoraceGreenley Nobody's perfect. Again, he was skeptical of chaos theory, to the point of being personally offended by it.
HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M
@LordShadowfire Yup...and he was complicated
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