.... and it's gone. I may never know or remember... I hate that!
Write everything down in the moment or get being ok with not remembering.
.... and it's gone. I may never know or remember... I hate that!
Write everything down in the moment or get being ok with not remembering.
Friend posted this comment...
“Man’s mind stretched to a new idea never goes back to its original dimensions.”
My response
I agree... Observation though... I've been keeping a blog (this one) for [nearly] 4 years, on average 4 posts a month, basically it tracks what's important to me at the time, observations, thoughts, theories... It's amazing how much of it I forget, it's amazing how something which was important eventually becomes a distant memory, so I don't think all ideas stay 'stretched' some inevitably go back to how it was before thinking about it... and I'd never have realised this if I didn't experiment on myself.
I forgot to remember I forget
Responses
The information may become memory; which is a more peaceful way to exist; though the stretching of the mind is done at the point of learning; altering the minds original trajectory. Or dimension as that quote put it.
Your mind has expanded significantly in the past 4 years.
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It sure has, and that's evident with the documentation... It's original purpose was to practice articulating and dividing complex thoughts and theories ... I did get better but I'm still a bit wordy... One day I'll have those light bulb one liners like the one which inspired this chat
I forget what I need to remember and remember what I need to forget.
And if I looked back through my blog, I'd probably find this quote I wrote already, but I can't remember, and if I didn't, I forgot to put it in earlier.
'Simple' is not always defined by the process or procedure, rather it's the perception and acknowledgment of focus.
Quote: S J Phelps 2011
Do not remember writing this
Most memories aren't lost, but their triggers are.
Phelps 2016
After trying to spell sooty I remembered an old children's show I used to like and hadn't thought of it since I was a child - unless I did but have no trigger to remind myself haha
It scares me how much we really forget and how our memories are altered by our feelings