Explain this to me

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I disagree.
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The best rule, in my opinion, is the one about no loitering in the staff parking lot. I got my car scratched by neā€™er do wells so many times before that rule was implemented.

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Sounds to me your just getting unwell. You have schizophrenia or something similar dont you? That explains it all clearly. Schizophrenic people get confused and forgetful and psychotic etc. And obsessing over simulation theory stuff is a hallmark sz/psychotic thing. Maybe try to see a pdoc and discuss these things.

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Hey I keyed your car that ONE time and you wonā€™t let it goā€¦ā€¦

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ā€œONEā€ Right, one. The tick tac toe thing had nothing to do with you, i suppose?

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I won the game though!!!

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Lol. So Hey, whats up spp? You down with spp? yeah , you know me. Too bad you arent spf anymore. Would make for a good sunscreen joke.

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Yeah Iā€™m alright. My teenage children are driving me batshit crazy though. lol. Sweet potato pie is so much sweeter I think. :crazy_face::crazy_face::crazy_face: Iā€™m just being my weird self, doing and saying weird ā– ā– ā– ā–  with a smile on my face. Hahahaha

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YEs, but as my old friend Michigans tagline line used to read , like most of us, ā€œYou dont have to drive me crazy, I can walk from hereā€ Most of us are so close already :stuck_out_tongue:

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The robot says:

change of subject. a guy i know is seeing things in his house he doesnā€™t recognise like objects his parents claim have always been there. what possible explanation could it be? early stage dementia?

Copilot: "There could be several possible explanations for your friendā€™s experience of seeing unfamiliar objects in his house. Here are a few possibilities:

  1. Memory Issues: Early-stage dementia or other cognitive impairments could cause memory lapses, leading to confusion about familiar objects. Itā€™s important for your friend to consult a healthcare professional for a proper evaluation.
  2. Absentmindedness: Sometimes, people might not pay attention to their surroundings and later feel surprised by objects they donā€™t remember noticing before. This can happen due to stress, fatigue, or distraction.
  3. Disappearing Object Phenomenon (DOP): This phenomenon involves objects seemingly disappearing and reappearing in different places. It can be caused by absentmindedness, someone else moving the objects, or even psychological factors.
  4. Paranormal Activity: Some people believe that spirits or other supernatural entities can move or create objects. While this explanation is more speculative, itā€™s a possibility some might consider.
  5. Visual Hallucinations: Certain medical conditions, medications, or mental health issues can cause visual hallucinations, leading to the perception of objects that arenā€™t actually there.

Itā€™s essential for your friend to seek professional advice to determine the underlying cause and receive appropriate support."

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#5 is not possible.I touched and grabbed some of them. If they are not real it would have to be visual and physical hallucinations that others can see and touch as well.

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The robot said paranormal activity too and that is not possible either.

Absentmindedness caused by stress most likely candidateā€¦

Youā€™ve seen memento havenā€™t you ? :smiley:

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ok. thanks. Well anywayā€¦i will show you a sample. See this duck?

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This piggy bank duck from my childhood wasnt on my shelf in the bedroom. Then suddenly it was. Mom claims it was always there. I know I didnt move it consciously. Yet there it is. It wasnt there before. I mean , like I am 99 percent sure of it.

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I have seen momento btw.

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@Bowens , I have serious memory issues but not dementia. Iā€™m not positive why but there are multiple things that mostly likely compounded to cause the problem.

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I had memory issues following my TBI that led to situations like that. I did some cognitive rehab and it eventually got better. I donā€™t remember much from that year, though. It sucked, because I technically knew I had a memory disorder, but I couldnā€™t believe it. I didnā€™t feel like I couldnā€™t remember. I felt like I remembered everything as clearly as ever, and the facts were just not lining up correctly for some external reason. That led to some awkward fights with Mr. Star.

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Maybe your parents have memory difficulties.

So most of the time you donā€™t see these images? And thereā€™s no written messages? Iā€™m not on Facebook, so I have no idea how it works. It might be a case of confirmation bias.

Regardless, itā€™s good to see you posting again.

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I donā€™t have much in way of audible voices but I still have visuals. It is things I really can barely see but Iā€™m unnerved because I see monsters. I once had a woman ask me why visuals scared me? Why do they when they are not of a monstrous nature? I donā€™t know but they do and she would be the same. Thatā€™s what Iā€™m going through.

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Is it possible that your mom came across the piggy bank duck somewhere else it the house and then put it back in your room since she knew it was yours? BTW, maybe itā€™s the angle of the photo, but that piggy bank duck is kinda creepy. :scream:

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Thanks catman.
asfs

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