moving
I moved this weekend, and it got me thinking philosophically.
Remember that movie "Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless mind"? The whole concept of paying to have memories erased is starting to make sense to me.
If I had the memories of this weekend erase, it would be like I'd never done it, right?
Well, what if I had a contract with a company to erase my brain right after I moved from the time when it started. Would I just black out and wake up with it all done, or would I still have to do all that shizzle? By erasing that memory, could I then effectively skip the move entirely?
It wokred for my wisdom teeth. They didn't actually put me out for those, but they gave me something to make me spacey, and it was weird. I was awake, but I only remember about 10 minutes of the actual operation. The Doctor had told me they couldnt' chat with me and stuff during the op, because if I focused on something it could bring me out of it. I just remember thanking the attending nurse/tech for, say, vaccuming up some saliva, and they'd ignore me. But it was strange. I wasn't knocked out, but for all intents and purposes I "skipped" the surgery.
I'm thinking something like that for moving. Just have it all blanked out.
Of course, there are disadvantages. I wouldn't be able to whine nearly as much.
Remember that movie "Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless mind"? The whole concept of paying to have memories erased is starting to make sense to me.
If I had the memories of this weekend erase, it would be like I'd never done it, right?
Well, what if I had a contract with a company to erase my brain right after I moved from the time when it started. Would I just black out and wake up with it all done, or would I still have to do all that shizzle? By erasing that memory, could I then effectively skip the move entirely?
It wokred for my wisdom teeth. They didn't actually put me out for those, but they gave me something to make me spacey, and it was weird. I was awake, but I only remember about 10 minutes of the actual operation. The Doctor had told me they couldnt' chat with me and stuff during the op, because if I focused on something it could bring me out of it. I just remember thanking the attending nurse/tech for, say, vaccuming up some saliva, and they'd ignore me. But it was strange. I wasn't knocked out, but for all intents and purposes I "skipped" the surgery.
I'm thinking something like that for moving. Just have it all blanked out.
Of course, there are disadvantages. I wouldn't be able to whine nearly as much.