(See post for some new ideas, start with #3 of 11)
First one, subconsciously thought from The Grinch, maybe, "stink, stank, stunk".
Another title I was thinking of was, "Thinks I Thought" instead of "Thoughts I Think". In modern American language, this is okay, enough.
3. How bouncy would a bounce house be inside another bounce house?
3.1. How bouncy would a bounce be if you bounced inside a bounce house inside a bounce house...?
Showing posts with label subconscious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subconscious. Show all posts
2013-12-23
2012-11-28
Blame the Brain
It's not my fault that my brain decided not to remember _______.
EDIT: "I tried, but my brain took over."
EDIT2: Dang conscious thinking not as smart as sub-conscious thinking.
EDIT3: "The brain didn't name itself, I did."
EDIT4: Talking to myself too.
~ Simply Advanced ~
EDIT: "I tried, but my brain took over."
EDIT2: Dang conscious thinking not as smart as sub-conscious thinking.
EDIT3: "The brain didn't name itself, I did."
EDIT4: Talking to myself too.
~ Simply Advanced ~
2012-09-28
"Don't Know" When I Do Know
Sometimes,
I answer a question with "I don't know" even though I may know the answer. It is a subconscious question, "Does it really matter?" and an unconscious implicit "It doesn't matter." I never really knew about these types of questions until I thought of it today. This is just a continuation of me trying to harness my subconscious mind by having the ability to think with it more. Meta-thought is where it's at.
Other times,
Explicitness is more beneficial, "I believe you know the answer if you think about it a little more."
~ Simply Advanced ~
I answer a question with "I don't know" even though I may know the answer. It is a subconscious question, "Does it really matter?" and an unconscious implicit "It doesn't matter." I never really knew about these types of questions until I thought of it today. This is just a continuation of me trying to harness my subconscious mind by having the ability to think with it more. Meta-thought is where it's at.
Other times,
Explicitness is more beneficial, "I believe you know the answer if you think about it a little more."
~ Simply Advanced ~
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