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Underwear Ninja comes with Space Suit
to blog or not to blog, which is the path a true underwear ninja must take? whichever path it be, it will surely be a rough-hewn one. argyle, possibly. |
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006
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dain bramage
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| can you feel which part of the brain you're using? i can. well, not like i just go around all day noticing which area of my brain is getting used, but when i have a sudden paradigm shift i can feel a slight weight transferring to another section of my brain. like lets say you've been thinking about math all day or something. then, when you start thinking about artsy things, you feel weight move to a different part. not quite headachy. blood moving? electricity? both? its probably a combination of conscious and subconsciouce memory being tapped. |
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posted by underwear ninja
3:18 AM
 
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My Theory:
We're all capable of having multiply personalities. The things you remember are stored in compartments in your brain. As you shift from one task to another, you also unleash different memories and feelings associated with that side of the brain....It's almost like you're a slightly different personality.....Right, Scott? Right!
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My theory:
You brain produces different kinds of waves, ie alpha, beta, etc. and you may be feeling the shift.
I know when I want to force my brain to relax, I practice going into my Alpha state and it feels totally different.
As for Penguins personalities.....can "Scottie come out an p'way?"
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They should talk about brains instead of only one. There are so many functions, and I've "felt" activity or "weight" in one part or another sometimes also. Or is it only our scalp muscles playing tricks, maybe?
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My Theory:
We're all capable of having multiply personalities. The things you remember are stored in compartments in your brain. As you shift from one task to another, you also unleash different memories and feelings associated with that side of the brain....It's almost like you're a slightly different personality.....Right, Scott? Right!