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is the human mind a time machine?
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<blockquote data-quote="Einstein" data-source="post: 61905" data-attributes="member: 288"><p>I know adrenalin is there in the aftermath. But I don't think it has anything to do with initiating this phenomena. It seems as if there are visual cues that alert my brain to enter this slowed down time state. In one instance I had time to think my way out but my body would not respond at the speed I was giving it commands. I was being rear ended by a driver that fell asleep at the wheel. I could see in the rear view mirror what was about to happen. But my foot felt like a dead lead weight as I tried to get to the accelerator pedal in time to get out of the way. My foot made it to the pedal before impact. But the car just stood still while the tires squealed away. And of course impact occurred anyway. Maybe lessened just a bit. But that time the laws of reality still work just the same. This is almost like a built in preservation mode to give you time to react to what is about to happen. The adrenalin I can do without. It always seems to make me sick afterwards.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Einstein, post: 61905, member: 288"] I know adrenalin is there in the aftermath. But I don't think it has anything to do with initiating this phenomena. It seems as if there are visual cues that alert my brain to enter this slowed down time state. In one instance I had time to think my way out but my body would not respond at the speed I was giving it commands. I was being rear ended by a driver that fell asleep at the wheel. I could see in the rear view mirror what was about to happen. But my foot felt like a dead lead weight as I tried to get to the accelerator pedal in time to get out of the way. My foot made it to the pedal before impact. But the car just stood still while the tires squealed away. And of course impact occurred anyway. Maybe lessened just a bit. But that time the laws of reality still work just the same. This is almost like a built in preservation mode to give you time to react to what is about to happen. The adrenalin I can do without. It always seems to make me sick afterwards. [/QUOTE]
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