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But what triggers it? I believe it's the brain's last attempt to "live" by thinking what it could've done to live (more). Sort of like when poisoned, jumping of
by jotm 5y ago
But what triggers it? I believe it's the brain's last attempt to "live" by thinking what it could've done to live (more). Sort of like when poisoned, jumping off a bridge, or just realizing your life is absolute shit.
It also doubles as an escape from the current desperate situation. Ignore the pain and dream.
Memory trips happen quite often with various drugs, too. Or when you're in such extreme pain (broken limbs, etc) your body releases a lot of endorphins which feels a lot like heroin.
- mhitza 5y agoIt's probably the end-screen that tallys up your score, before you take of your simulation helmet. A la "Rick and Morty" Roy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szzVlQ653as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szzVlQ653as /s
- CRUDite 4y agoWhat about if cells are shock triggered by g forces to emit certain proteins / chemicals initiating the wave of memory excitation. This could be tested