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No I would not want to take it. "buyers remorse" will be so huge that I will regret for the rest of my life. For example if something bad happened then its fine
by cryptozeus 8y ago
No I would not want to take it. "buyers remorse" will be so huge that I will regret for the rest of my life. For example if something bad happened then its fine but if something good happen and I can't remember, that would suck !
- jacoblambda 8y agoAlternatively, what happens if you are accused for a crime that you didn't commit during your "blackout period"?
- digi_owl 8y agoWhile not a crime, i had some friends be very pissed off when i awoke from being blacked out drunk. To this day i do not know what faux pas i did...
- wavefunction 8y agoHave you asked them? What sort of friends cannot broach the subject with you? There's no reason to continue living in that situation if you can make amends or discover that they judged you in a faulty manner.
- harlanji 8y agoSeconded. They probably can’t remember. It’s a powerful thing to hold over somebody. If they ever fancy a chick who’s fancying you at a party for example, with that type of person something is sure to come out to put yhem above you. I’ve had some shitty drinking buddies and cut them all out of my life. Good riddance. Life is for fucking up and growing, which requires feedback.
- laumars 8y agoNot remembering committing a crime has never been a valid defence thus far and we have drugs that cause far more extreme behavioural changes besides just memory loss.
- gokvokbok 8y agoI don't know, you could watch your favourite movie over and over again, each time afresh. How you'd determine it was your favourite movie might be tricky, or you might not develop favourite movies I suppose if you just wipe everything after each one.
- reephus 8y agoSoma anal is on the table?