The amount of my brain that I use surges just before a grand mal seizure. For that brief moment, I am completely aware of an increased awareness and absorption of all sensory inputs on a global level. The capacity surge is experienced on both spheres. It isn’t a slow-motion experience in real-time. It is a slow-motion experience when my mind tries to absorb what it is looking back on and that takes years to learn how to do – just my unprofessional, personal experience that could very well be unique to me. :)
Human Altitude
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[image: I wonder what surviving human held the record before balloons
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1. A car should not have to “honk” when you lock it 2. Farts should be
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Leeks
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Onwards with my discourse on leeks. Along with onions and garlic, leeks are
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The amount of my brain that I use surges just before a grand mal seizure. For that brief moment, I am completely aware of an increased awareness and absorption of all sensory inputs on a global level. The capacity surge is experienced on both spheres. It isn’t a slow-motion experience in real-time. It is a slow-motion experience when my mind tries to absorb what it is looking back on and that takes years to learn how to do – just my unprofessional, personal experience that could very well be unique to me. :)
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