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empresssue wrote: »

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LiftingSpirits wrote: »

Why in our dreams do people not look like the person that they are supposed to be?
It's weird to think 'And Nancy was there, but it didn't look like Nancy.....' Why wasn't is actually Nancy??

I had to look this up, as it's a very good question. It is called Disjunctive cognition. Apparently recognizing who a person is and knowing what they look like are functions that are handled in two separate areas of the brain, and the function that help the two parts work in unison is suspended during sleep.

You're the best. And now I feel silly that I didn't just type that question in Google rather than on here so that I could have answered my own question! That is very interesting. Bodies and minds are truly amazing

I'm wondering why human google @cee134 didn't know the answer to this.......

Because I was trying to figure out who Nancy was.

empresssue wrote: »

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cee134 wrote: »

empresssue wrote: »

LiftingSpirits wrote: »

pudgy1977 wrote: »

LiftingSpirits wrote: »

Why in our dreams do people not look like the person that they are supposed to be?
It's weird to think 'And Nancy was there, but it didn't look like Nancy.....' Why wasn't is actually Nancy??

I had to look this up, as it's a very good question. It is called Disjunctive cognition. Apparently recognizing who a person is and knowing what they look like are functions that are handled in two separate areas of the brain, and the function that help the two parts work in unison is suspended during sleep.

You're the best. And now I feel silly that I didn't just type that question in Google rather than on here so that I could have answered my own question! That is very interesting. Bodies and minds are truly amazing

I'm wondering why human google @cee134 didn't know the answer to this.......

Because I was trying to figure out who Nancy was.

AAAAHHHH, makes perfect sense.

LiftingSpirits wrote: »

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empresssue wrote: »

cee134 wrote: »

empresssue wrote: »

LiftingSpirits wrote: »

pudgy1977 wrote: »

LiftingSpirits wrote: »

Why in our dreams do people not look like the person that they are supposed to be?
It's weird to think 'And Nancy was there, but it didn't look like Nancy.....' Why wasn't is actually Nancy??

I had to look this up, as it's a very good question. It is called Disjunctive cognition. Apparently recognizing who a person is and knowing what they look like are functions that are handled in two separate areas of the brain, and the function that help the two parts work in unison is suspended during sleep.

You're the best. And now I feel silly that I didn't just type that question in Google rather than on here so that I could have answered my own question! That is very interesting. Bodies and minds are truly amazing

I'm wondering why human google @cee134 didn't know the answer to this.......

Because I was trying to figure out who Nancy was.

AAAAHHHH, makes perfect sense.

I am keeping Nancy a secret since he didn't answer my question. It will make him completely crazy for at least 27 minutes

tinkerhellraiser wrote: »

this AM i took out this tri tip roast i got and set up the slow cooker. i seasoned the meat with mexican spices and i got out a giant cast iron pan and i made bacon, then used the leftover fat to sear the meat and put it in the cooker. then i deglazed the pan with red wine and poured that into the cooker too. thinking i’ll let it go 8 hours on low and try let it just fall apart a little bit, then maybe fajitas if my kids want those tonite

_Deadman_Walking_ wrote: »

On my mind…..
If I can get to even reasonably healthy shape at my age it'll be a small miracle.

cee134 wrote: »

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RomaineCalm wrote: »

If Hank is ok (maybe lurking) and more importantly did she get that thing out of her teeth.

She's busy writing jokes for MFP.

Sidenote: my profile pic is from part of her last selfie, not here, which wasn't too long ago.