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OK, but why did the awkward one get the speech access?
Right? Who asked them to be the spokesperson for this here body? 😒
Lied on the resume but got the job anyway
Nepo baby
It's actually Left Brain who controls your speech.
This is actually kind of a nightmare. All of us have a prisoner inside of us constantly begging for little scraps of autonomy
They control the opposite body half all the time.
Weird that they always do what i want to do exactly when i want to do it
Only because your two brain halves are still connected.
Take my upvote and leave
i thought left/right brain was debunked
Not debunked, just way more complex and less clearly defined as some would have you think.
People have had their hemispheres severed and weird things happen. L8ke you put a board up in front of them so each eye can only see one half of the table. Out a bunch of random objects on one side and show it a picture of a rubiks cube. Ask them what you showed them. Verbally they say they don't know. But their hand on the side you showed? It picks up a rubiks cube.
This begs the question: WHICH ONE ARE YOU???
How does it feel to go from a whole to a half and can the other half rebel against you??
The answear is, you are both.
The whole, left brain = logical / right brain = creative thing isn't correct, but Broca's area is a cluster of neurons (usually) in the left hemisphere responsible for speech.
Wowza
Are you assuming the other one isn't just as bad off? In the words of Jeff Foxworthy, "you've got 200 drinks trying to act like they not drunk. One of them is the spokesperson for the group." Maybe our brains are the same way.
You can hear the other guy! Don't give that fool the mic!
Why didn’t we give it to the confident, not socially awkward one?
Why did Captain Um, Huh get the job!?
Probably because the other one is in charge of emotional processing. (If I am remembering this correctly.)
And for a lot of us, that emotional processing is weakened. Partially by the ADHD, partially by the trauma of constantly repressing our emotions in order to try to cope with the consistent failed social interactions that many of us suffered through.
the trauma of constantly repressing our emotions in order to try to cope with the consistent failed social interactions that many of us suffered through
Listen here, you stalker! /j Solidarity from..uh, I don't even know what's wrong with me, but that describes me perfectly. I'm terrified that the next social mistake will result in exile, as it has before. Why does everyone else seem to know a secret code??
I just googled it and the dual consciousness theory is that a person theoretically CAN DEVELOP 2 conscious entities after surgery that severs a connection between the left and right lobes of the brain, in order to treat epilepsy. It's not even a well-received theory. No one is theorizing that everyone potentially has 2 conscious minds at any given time.
lets be honest both of you are awkward
Nah that is the less awkward one
Oh god is the other one worse
I promise you the more awkward one is staying silent for good reason 😭 just gotta train yourself to be less awkward or be around people who don't make you feel that way
The brain who speaks does not speak coherently - it’s more of babbling about whatever. Without connection to the listening right brain, it’s impossible to coherently speak while being rooted in your own consciousness. Look up Wernicke’s aphasia and videos.
This is why I don’t put much weight on what people say when they’re just chit chatting and saying whatever on random topics. I’m likely just hearing their unprocessed gut reaction than anything else.
There is a way to turn off the asshole putting music 24/7?
By music you mean one line of a song that repeats for hours?
Nope like more a radio in low volumen, the single lines are the shit i sing when i'm distracted
This is me also... Just the greatest hits of the 60s, 70s, Gary Numan, 90s and beyond playing just out of range that I have to guess the songs by the high notes...
It's always "here in my car... Muff mff bllb bllb in Cars!"
I FEEL SAFEST OF ALL, I CAN LOCK UP MY DOORS, IT KEEPS ME STABLE FOR DAYS
Brilliant! 🤣
"Funk? Jazz's deformed cousin?"
Same here. I literally have song after song in my head constantly.
Yeahcin the worst cases the only way i got to keep them out is listening them til i get bored
Just jam the antenna like i did
You lucky bastard 😂
😭
Shakira, Shakira
You sonofabitch
Fuck you
Grabs pitchfork
howdareyou
By music, do you mean the intro credit song to Sean of the Dead…. for literal days on end?
Lol, that doesn't seem too bad. Happy, upbeat little jingle.
Mine is typically NF or some other depressing shit
It was great, at first. It put me in a bouncy, jovial mood; brought a little lightness to my inner mind.
But by day 3 of it ceaselessly tumbling around my brain, it began to feel more like inescapable torture. The only reprieve was sleep, but as soon as my feet hit the floor in the morning: ‘Doot. Doot. Doot. Do-do-doot!’
Bro it's just been on/off for days and days. At least the lines rotate eventually.
I don't mind the music, but then I have a phenomenal memory for music and I control my radio (not enough to be able to turn it off, you understand) and I do get whole tracks. They do tend to be layered, though, there is very rarely only one piece of music.
Did you say One Piece? Time to remember all the OP's!!!
Oh man, I had an exam today and had this cheerleading thingy (jingle?) on repeat in my head. And it wasn’t even for some specific team, it was just: „Come on hm-hm, let’s go! [clap] [clap] Come on hm-hm, let’s go! [clap] [clap]“ and so on.
No, but they will loop a 5 second clip you.
Not on request or anything though..
I fucking wish I had an endless stream of music playing in my head. It's usually the same melody of 5-6 bars on repeat and I can't remember what comes before or after, so I'm stuck with that part.
RELINQUISH THE AUX, JAMES
Okay this, with perfect recall of every lyric and what not, but when it comes to saying the words out loud it just doesn't work.
Nah, whoevers job it was to pay the DJ, did not in fact pay the DJ so they just live there rent free and play whatever all the time...
These are the assholes in my brain.
Like a radio station constantly playing on the lowest possible volume, but when you try to listen, it goes away? I always figured it I was a great antenna picking up local stations. 🤪
And the other one looks like that
only two?
I have three plus me in my base state.
The committee. There's alot of speaking over the top of each other/at once and things rarely get done.
I was fascinated by the theory, that human consciousness is only an overlay on hardware and all impulse behaviors. Than body and cerebellum make decisions for themselves, and our mind 'rationalizes' that it made them, when in fact it was just a passenger without a ticket - but thinks it was the one making decision, just not to go mad.
Since then, brain scanning techniques were vastly improved and this theory disproven, but damn it sounds cool. And terrifying.
Oh, I actually haven’t seen that much since those early experiments. How has it been disproven since?
I'm curious too. I also wonder to what degree that might still be the case because personally I find myself making "smart" decisions automatically and then only realising after the fact. It makes total sense but it wasn't like / did it necessarily.
I'd say our view has become nuanced rather than outright disproven. Most of things you do everyday occur outside of your attentional awareness. Reach up and touch your earlobe. Chances are you hit your earlobe with the tip of your index finger, no more than 5mm off from the center of your fingertip. Towards the end of the movement, you probably even tilted your head to bring the earlobe towards the approaching fingertip.
Why did you choose your index finger? How did you know where your earlobe is? how did your determine the path of the fingertip, and how did you coordinate the more 84 muscles necessary for the movement AND adjust postural muscles to prevent yourself from falling out of your chain from the change in your COM from moving you entire upper limb and tilting your head?
Research into motivation and addiction have made it pretty clear that we make decisions and carry out behaviors in fairly predictable ways, but we are often unaware of our own behavioral patterns until they're pointed out to us.
While we're really good at predicting how something will make us feel, we're terrible at predicting how intense the emotion will be and how long it will last. We're good at explaining why we do some things, not so great at explaining others.
Conscious awareness is a lot like being the CEO of a company. Some of our successes and failures really are due to decisions we make, but many things are at the whim of the environment. We have a general idea of what our different body parts and other parts of our brain do, but no fucking clue how they actually do their day to day jobs.
Eh, you still have the question of free will and determinism, as if do we really do have a choice, is there ever a chance of randomness in the universe or if everything to even the most minuscule neuron spark was predetermined with the moment of Big Bang on the principle of action and reaction.
But it is mostly philosophical problem because in practice we won't experience any difference, beside being maybe bummed out.
My understanding is that this is true. I would also like to know how this has been disproven.
My understanding is the mind absolutely rationalizes based on its own self observed impulsive behavior, the only brakes and checks are subconscious (Default mode network, limbic brain, and body)
Does this have anything to do with split-brain experiments?
God I remember reading on that because of like a website rabbit hole video on YouTube. There was also like a government project called Operation Midnight Climax. Some actual pretty disturbing stuff ngl.
That's my special move.
Well I’m not joking it was actually a government project https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/s/IpYmftidlg
Would have sounded/been more fun had they had some MDMA
Would have been more fun if they gave each half of the split brain different drugs.
Would have sounded/been more fun had they had some MDMA
I would just like to say that it’s extremely heartwarming to see that the government people also come up with stupid names for their projects and it’s not just me who’s not a good word smith lol “Operation Midnight Climax” sounds like a teen came up with it, not an adult 😆
I bet a Xxx porno made of the best reel to reel footage made its way amongst the inner circles. Shown in private screening rooms at their own lsd fueled orgies
Yea 😂 I never thought of it like that before
Yeah, sounds like a slight misunderstanding of split brain. It’s a single conscious that works across a sort of bridge, only becomes 2 when that bridge is severed. It’s like if you made a perfect clone of yourself now, down to every quirk and memory, you’d find that eventually they like and do different things than you and may even become a different person
i think it's more that the single conscious struggles to transfer all data to the other side. split brain isnt a clean cut split, there's still connection. but it's missing a chunk of the bridge that certain pieces of data use so some things can tranfer still but not all of it
That was my guess
It has everything to do with those
i got stoned once and legitimately convinced myself that this was true. that there was another person in my mind that i could only hear when i was far enough from reality. it was fucked up. but then i asked this “person” what their name was and they said an extremely rare name that i’d only heard of once — it was the main character in the book i was reading at the time. this allowed me to realise that this wasn’t another entity trapped inside mind, but literally my own subconscious tricking me. anyways suffice to say i have not tried weed since
When I get too high it activates my bipolar and I sorta "travel"
Basically my physical body is still sitting wherever I'm at. But it's almost like my mind travels to another plane of existence. When someone touches me, I feel it. But sometimes this "split" confuses me. So I'll actually talk to people that aren't there in real life and my friends will be like "who the fuck is x?" And all that
A part of me wonders if this is like some enlightened shit. Like opening up my minds eye. But the rational part of me is like "no. You're just mentally ill."
Maybe your other conscious chose that name for themselves and you just totally brushed it off. Like, dude had a coming out moment - I Am X - and you just wrote it off cause they borrowed it from a book they liked.
i got stoned once and legitimately convinced myself that this was true.
But it is true though. Watch "You are two" by CGP Grey on YouTube.
Explains it succinctly in a short video.
Same thing happened to me one late night staying up with an Ambien, except I didn't think to catch its name.
Oh that is exactly what happened to me.
Mine wants to be called "The feeling of the sound of water dropping". Maybe it sounds better in a indigenous American language.
Any way it explained to me that all my life I put up barriers that kept it from talking and the weed made my barriers fall. Now I talk with it occasionally. It is not much of a conversation. I ask a question and it reply back. I don't ask trivia questions but more like emotional questions.
I do think this "other mind" is indeed my subconscious speaking to me. I don't think it tricks me it just wants a say in how we control our physical body. It is not another "person". More like an alternate version of me living out the same present as me simultaneously. It is definitely more emotionally aware than I am.
This all makes me sound crazy but I know it is not something like schizophrenia. It is not an illusion. I sent hear it all the time.
If anyone wants a less than 5 minute explanation with an animated video: CGP Grey - You Are Two
This explains everything. I’ve always felt like I have two sets of emotions, I’ve labeled them things like Soul and Spirit (which got too confusing) or Tempest and The Deep. This makes me feel a little less crazy.
Those names go hard
I wonder if this has a special impact on us NDs or if some form of it happens to NDs from the start? Maybe our right side doesn’t just assimilate and work with the left and instead we are always at war with both brain halves … I have zero idea, just curious if any work has been done like this, where they tested someone or a group on the spectrum and if it was different than NTs. Would be fascinating to learn about…
Its like the 2 wolf speech. Which you feed, grows. The third one snuck in, took most of the food and its moom moon
Is this the 2 minds theory? If it is, those 2 minds are not actually consciousnesses, but 2 different ways our brain processes information and 2 categories of actions. It's about fast thinking, which happens in the subconscious mind and it basically means already acquired processes, and slow thinking, which happens in the conscious mind, and involves your operational memory. that's how we learn. First we process new info and by understanding and repetition, we commit new processes to our long term memory and the subconscious mind takes over their management. It's basically how we learn to play sports, to walk, to write and so on.
There are no 2 personalities in our prefrontal cortex.
Not sure, found this meme somewhere, but I definitely feel the Me thats talking/control of body, and a 'me' on the backseat of my head basically. Conversing very often
Is the "me" in the backseat more 'symbolic'? That's not clear at all, let me rephrase.
Is the backseat 'me' a set of desires, feelings, pangs, intentions?
It's like if you ask yourself a question, who answers first?
I have this part that can answer before the question-asking part can too. More intrusive at times too
Do you mean you have 2 different voices in your mind? Do you not recognize, feel one of them as your own?
Here's the general theory: when people repress crap cause that's their coping mechanism, sometimes, when they ask themselves something, the emotions they're repressing try to jump back up into their awareness through images, feelings, sometimes sad, angry, cruel thoughts. Those are intrusive thoughts. Sometimes they even access the voice of our interior monologue.
But having 2 different voices, actual interior monologues, like 2 actual entities and you don't recognize one as being the real you, can be a sign of a pathology someone should look at.
What I'm saying is: our minds are basically awareness, the conscious mind, the unconscious mind where everything horrible and wonderful resides, the place that generates ideas, creativity, basically the part of our software that feels deeply, and the subconscious mind which is basically automation management.
Some people are more in touch with their unconscious mind than others. I personally advocate for that, because I've never seen such a detachment be of any help to anyone. When you're in touch with that part of your mind, you tend to feel and see and sometimes hear in your mind whatever it is you that you have lying around in there.
>There are no 2 personalities in our prefrontal cortex.
Then why do the different sides of the brain in hemispherectomy recipients sometimes communicate different preferences/experiences?
Because those people had major brain surgery that sometimes means removing part of a hemisphere or disconnecting them. Not because it's proof you have 2 personalities.
hmmmmm ok
What's the name of this specific neuroscience theory?
Someone one mentioned operation midnight climax
Idk how closely related it is, but there were scientific experiments with severing the two halves of the brain, and it resulted in interesting things.
Such as showing the two eyes different images and asking the person to say what they saw, then to draw it, and the results were different.
So this is only true in patients that have undergone a surgery that has split their brain in two entirely: the cutting of the corpus callosum, the bridge between the two halves of the brain. Most of the fibers running through this connect the neocortex (what you'd normally just call the cortex) of one halve with the other. This does however not mean that the halves are totally unconnected after this procedure. Both halves are still connected to the midbrain, and depending on the procedure, there are still two other bridges (callosi) that connect the two halves. While most of consciousness is likely produced in the cortex (the origin of consciousness is still foggy) and this means that there is the possibility for there to exist two separate instances consciousness, this is not entirely guaranteed.
Also, why one side can speak and the other can't, is because most areas relevant for the processing and generation (not the muscle movement but things like word meanings and syntax) are located in the left hemisphere.
There are some interesting videos on this, in particular research has been done on this by dr. Ramachandran, which is very interesting (https://youtu.be/PFJPtVRlI64?si=j77pJdSsRFNIQtdk) But this is somewhat outdated so take it with a grain of salt.
Source: bachelor of neuroscience.
Iain McGilchrist (psychiatrist) has a book on the divided brain called The Master and His Emissary that’s very good. He refers to Dr Ramachandran’s research numerous times in there.
There’s an illustrated presentation (not actually a TED talk) summarising its key theme here: https://www.ted.com/talks/iain_mcgilchrist_the_divided_brain
Oh that sounds very cool! I'll definitely give that a look!
Wow this is really cool!
It does feel like half of me is this really cool guy who wants good stuff for me and everyone else. But the other half is a self destructive maniac that fucking hates everything and everyone including myself. It’s brutal
Yeah same
Well this would explain a lot when under the influence of hallucinogen’s .
First of all it will explain voices of gods that people hear since before history
Oh I know that. I’ve believed, ever since my first trip, that god was created by a high as fuck human. I’ve “talked” to many “gods” on DMT and LSD. I still don’t believe in any god. I believe there is much more to us than we could ever even imagine. Through usage of hallucinogens unlocks this I believe.
Same here. I’m not religious but I have had experiences on trips that I genuinely don’t know how to explain (aside from well, drugs) and honestly a part of me is unsure that drugs can be solely blamed.
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Look up 'split brain epilepsy', it's how they discovered this
...two is too low of a number to describe the clusterfuck I got. And a doubt only one can speak
Being audhd, I've got at least three. Concerta takes care of one of them tho lmao.
Read The Chimp Paradox. I found it pretty helpful on this kind of subject.
The experiments done are so interesting
Only two? There should be more…
Pretty sure they take turns with the mouth
r/actuallyDIDmemes for sure.
Edit: grrr... the big one got discontinued. Let's say r/DIDart .
I’m very confident that I actually got three plus, well, the one who’s typin’ this. I usually just call ‘em by the Freudian terms- ego, superego, id- and then “self” for, again, the one typin’ this comment.
I have two but they think the same just out of tempo, so one thinks what I want to think beforehand
Yeah, that's why I describe my adhd inner voice as my id. So basic you can't argue with the idiot and end up going along with him before he starts playing ace of base again.
I am so eloquent in my head. The one that talks - not so much.
The other one has access to my libido 😬
Yall lucky the polite one usually has the mic
Oh so that's the reason why I can argue with myself for hours..
Is this like a Jekyll and Hyde situation, or are there just two little cryptids in my head, chilling, except one has a microphone??
These personalities are actually called alters (like in “alter ego”). People with multiple personalities can have two, often many more, such alters.
Usually, only one alter has access to speech, actions etc (i.e. “the will” or control). However it can be far more complex. Some alters can be more connected and know about each other, while others may be more isolated.
People with multiple alters typically develop these traits during late adolescence and/or early adulthood. Sometimes it can be caused by traumatic events or severe PTSD, but I believe it is far from understood medically.
A large number of those affected learn to adopt and can function relatively normally, though as you can imagine there are many who struggle too.
I am not aware of any connections with ADHD specifically, although people with ADHD tend to have one or more additional psychiatric illnesses (comorbidities).
I know this is not “that serious” subreddit, but I figured someone should mention this anyhow.
its not really a theory. it's the 2 halves of your brain, which have proven to act independently of eachother after a split brain surgery
Yeah, the consciousness and the subconscious.
For the interested, research « split brain experiments ». Basically it’s what happens if for some reason you need to disrupt the white matter pathways that connect the left and the right half of your brain. You can end up with them being desynchronized, but if you’re right handed there is an overwhelming chance only the left part of your brain has access to language and can communicate what it thinks is going on, and it will even invent stories and retcon things that the right side of the brain did to try and make everything make sense.
In all seriousness, this link describes a book written by a brain scientist who had a left hemisphere stroke that knocked out her ability to speak. She describes the beautiful interconnectedness of the world she experienced when her left brain was silenced. It is an interesting read.
More like a neural parliament.
That's just your tulpa, don't worry about it.
Wellbutrin XL gave the other one access for a whole and it was terrifying to lose awareness of which one should be driving.
That explains why I argue with myself lol
So there ARE two wolves inside me!
This is horrifyingly accurate
I cannot elaborate but this is true
So you're saying people with split personalities are superhuman?
Read the book “the origin of consciousness in the breakdown of the bicameral mind” if you would like both your minds blown
I'll add it to the list of the 73 other books I'd want to read but never started...
Multiple psychiatrists can vouch with their signatures in blood that I most definitely have more than 2 inside me!
Well can the other one shut up for a second
Dude. All five of me talk at the same time some days.
I think enlightenment is just the Union of these two, the feminine and masculine energies in us that get separated at birth or during early childhood.
They sure both seem pretty damn chatty in my mind, though.
He will come out when I give him alcohol
No, nonono stop.
Omg!! This is exactly this. I've said this to my sister, that it's like there's me and there's ADHD in my head and ADHD always wins the toss 😂
Go watch CGP Greys video "You are Two" for more info on this theory because it. Is. fascinating.
I took acid once and could hear both. I believe it
My brain has plagiarized Sanders Sides - Thomas Sanders literally lives in my brain as four district parts of me. The basic foundation of each remains, but In my brain - Logan is my autism, Patton is my ADHD, Virgil is my cPTSD, and Roman represents my masking.
In case you're wondering - yes, there are more. Stewart Smalley plays the part of my ego. For the longest time, I hated positive internal talk because he was all I could visualize/hear in my head. Recently, I embraced that part of my inner monologue for therapeutic reasons. It's not only good for internal positivity, it's fricken hilarious.
So you're telling me there are people who exist with only 2? By chance, is this the same percentage of the population who don't have internal monologues?
Laughs in osdd.
Only 2? Only one has speech? It’s not the top 3 and there’s a mad scramble and whoever gets there first is the victor? Sus.
I refer to my mind as “the pantheon” I never feel like just one person
Well one of them is like a broken CD player that's been playing non stop. Yesterday it was California girls, today it's Africa by Toto.
Would explain why I do better in arguments on the internet as opposed to in person
Would explain how you can think something so perfectly, but when you try to say it out loud it's like you're explaining it to a guy who is wearing headphones, and then that guy has to just guess wtf you're talking about lol, then you end up explaining over and over again for like 20 straight minutes before realizing you're the only person who isn't understanding what you're saying lol
I have way more than just 2.
My brain cells achieved sentience
Id say more than one has speech as theres often lots of internal talking at once
These two parts can communicate with one another via the corpus callosum iirc, so the two parts are a part of an integrated system until you cut the connection and it gets a bit wonky.
That’s just my patron X’ner’rtey
This is over simplified but left brain is linear and verbal, right brain is abstract non verbal.
In that case I've anoit 25 thinking at once
We are all of us gestalt entities. It's a fascinating idea, and honestly makes a lot of things about a lot of cultures make much more sense...
There is another theory that suggests consciousness may not even originate in your brain.
We just out here holding house parties for the dumbest fucking ghosts…
I think I might just have only one and he a lonely dipshit
link to study please
False there’s at lest a dozen entities in my head duking it out
Oh yeah, it's called the ideal self. Basically you have you, and you have the voice in your head telling you how you should be acting (for the betterment or worsening of your mental health)
Why does this scare me?
I just watched this video last night. Get out of my walls! https://youtu.be/wfYbgdo8e-8?si=ILHocggdMi7nF1tj
Hey but it’s WAY more complicated than that and was only recognized in people who had their fuckin brains separated in corpus callosotomy where the left and rights sides of their bodies would act seemingly independently
Someone said the conscience isn't the voice in your head, it's the part that hears the voice in your head and it has mindfucked me ever since.
Ok, now I don’t feel so crazy having conversations with myself instead my head
Isn’t that just for people who have undergone hemispherectomy surgery?
This theory only applies to people who have had a very specific surgery. I highly doubt any of you have had the link between your brain hemispheres severed.
It's not a theory, the old treatment for epilepsy was spilling the two hemispheres. They would start to argue, but only one hemisphere controls for speech. Your hands start to argue, you can write two things at once without being conscious of either one while at the same time being conscious of both. The YouTube video "you are two" explains it pretty well
Ive been saying this for my entire conscious existence
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If it was only 2, I'd be ok with that. My 57 voices make a crowded cocktail party. When they speak in unison, I know I'm in trouble.
that is why i let the other one take control in the night. it is fun, until my mother hears me laughing in the middle of the night
I scrolled past, but had to come back. This is actually going to mess me up for a while.
The I and the Self. The self is more of a pattern over time, a subconscious sense. The I is the actively conscious one. It means well but causes problems because it forgets it's not the only one running the show and becomes a control freak when we don't learn to slow down and feel instead of just think.
So the two wolves member was actually real? Hmmmm
I believe it. I was in some shit at one point, thought my ex was pregnant and gave me an STD. Hell of a time for an already existential teenager.
I was sitting outside, chuffing a black and mild hard as I could, words spiraling my mind, and utter falling feeling that felt like the world was shutting down, probably a panic attack.
In the midst of this, I hear "It's gonna be okay" appear from absolutely No Where in my mind. Not one conscious thought, not a single slip of the train, just randomly, out of the darkness, a voice clearly came through, and that was all it had to say.
In the midst of being fully entrapped in my mind, swirling thoughtd and chaos, the bees buzzing beyond any sound I could register, "it's okay" and suddenly silence. It was a bright day out, the air smelt better, and suddenly, it was like I was gonna be...okay.
Ex wasn't pregnant, didn't have any stds, eventually they just left at random and I had to work with the pieces.
Life didn't get better, but I did find better people. Really, that's all anyone can ask for. As for the idea of two consciouses? I believe it. I don't think it's cool, or that what happened to me was exactly the second speaking to me, but such an event makes ya more willing to bet there's alot more in our brains than what we're conscious of. If it was the second, they're a cool guy that I live for more than myself. Shit Was okay, and I appreciate them for it.
Everyday we wake up new people, with the old person's problems. I think we should care about ourselves more, and other's, but especially find it within yourself to be real with yourself. Nothing matters but what you care about, instead of tearing down, build foundations, if they don't work for you, it may work for another.
Is this the reason I freeze? Are my two conscious beings fighting before the talker busts through to the forefront? Also, why'd I get a defective talker??
I HAVE A MOUTH BUT I CAN'T SCREAM
The bicameral mind?
My annoying one is always playing loud music while the other me is trying to work.
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