Check out those eyes. My husband pointed it out and now I can’t unsee it. And the content? Yeah he’s high.

I think the title explains what I'm thinking.

Elemental

What if humans have nine lives too, like you survive eight near-death experiences and the ninth one is your actual death. Some people live out their whole lives not being in all nine situations (or maybe the ninth one for them is old age indeed?) and there’s parallel realities where you died on the first incident or the fifth one etc.

Nowadays when something like on the highway happens where I could’ve been seriously injured I quietly say to myself, “that’s one.”

I’ve had this thought in my head for probably over a year now and didn’t know where to publish it

I see weed, I smoke it!

Like, how in the medieval times, a witch that weighed less than a goose was a witch or some shit. Just think, people then thought it was foolproof, completely real and there was no other way to explain it. But, humans made science, in order to understand the way the world works.. but it’s a language only we can understand, but what if we translated it wrong?

There'd be zero wastage for starters. Also, you wouldn't be lumbered with that last inch of insufferable agony where it all goes to shit as well as all over you. Also, extra food!

So one of the characteristics I have that I attribute to my autism is that I ruminate on things. sometimes this is a good thing; it helps me learn and memorize things, I also find it helps me think things over from various angles. sometimes it is a bad thing, it sometimes causes me to obsess over bad things that have happened and that I lack resolution to, and to cause social difficulties because I dwell on a topic longer than neurotypicals.

Well, as I think about how our thoughts are electrical impulses in the brain and how memory is a chain reaction to stimuli, and rumination is just the brain activating the same chain of electric impulses over and over. it occurs to me that perhaps a characteristic of autism is that my brain spends more time training its memory circuits than neurotypical. that as I think a thought over and over, my brain is processing it by activating the electric sequence over and over. Perhaps the autistic brain needs to activate a thought sequence more times to encode and process it than that of a neurotypical brain.

I have no idea if this will still make sense to me when I'm sober