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From: OwlHoot on 13 Sep 2009 13:29 On Sep 12, 7:38 pm, ©2009 Martin Musatov. <marty.musa...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > [..] > > Ankylosing spondylitis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It wasn't clear from your post whether you have this condition. But if so, can I point out that the Wikipedia article on it says you should get outdoors and have as much exercise as possible, in particular spend less time at your PC. Also, again if so, can I beseech you to ask your doctor if your medication can be changed, to something a bit less psychotropic? It seems as if every few days you "go off on one" and post reams of nonsensical drivel, and I wonder if these episodes coincide with the time you take your pills. Cheers John Ramsden
From: Wolf K on 13 Sep 2009 18:28
OwlHoot wrote: [...] > It's called the 24 hour rule (or *a* 24 hour rule, as there appear > to be a couple of others: > > http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=24%20hour%20rule ;-) > > Encounter some new word or unusual sight, and there's a good chance > you'll come across the same again within 24 hours. I've had it happen > numerous times, and I've often meant to make a note but can never be > bothered. > > Some people also see it all the time, you being one evidently; but > others don't seem to notice it so much. > > > Cheers > > John Ramsden > > IMO, it's an illusion. You notice the unusual word, and so will notice the next time you encounter it. But you won't notice the next time you don't encounter it. Same with supposedly predictive dreams. The only time you're likely to remember a predictive dream is when a subsequent event reminds you of it. The many dreams that no subsequent event reminds you of are of course forgotten. Another example: the "I had a bad gut feeling about this flight that crashed, and I'm glad I listened to my guts." How many people had similar feelings but boarded the flight anyway can't be known, but it's certainly grate than zero. Why? Because many people have bad feelings about flying... And the many times you've had a bad feeling and things turned out OK aren't remembered. cheers, wolf k. |