Ever experienced something that felt like a memory, but lacks any sense of the people, place, time, event, or situation that normally accompany memories and solidifies it as something that happened, or at least something that would scaffold unintentional fallacy? Usually one could say that a misfiring of synapses created the peculiar event. But what if this reality-orphaned memory reveals unknown knowledge that existed beyond reach of any conscious thoughts or subconscious observation and calculation? When you are unable to find any logic in this experience, yet it left enough of an impact to cement itself in your mind that its strong enough repel doubt. Some events stick with us and get the rare privilege of not getting corrupted by time, experiences, or anything you learn. If a memory lacks sense of context known or unknown, yet doesnt give any reason to doubt or disregard, what would you classify it as? Is your mind playing massive tricks on you, or does that knowledge originate from a source beyond our understanding? There are many things that we can easily explain, yet once regarded as some type of magic or the work of celestial beings. Wouldnt it be ignorant to assume something far beyond reality is crazy-talk, similar to how in the past, obtained natural of phenomena that was too magnificent to be s product of anything other than God himself? Its a reversal of sorts, but to classify something as magic or paranormal, thus completely without merit is forsaking the spirit of scientific inquiry. There are plenty of things that are documented yet entirely a mystery or can be hypothesized but not proven or disproven conclusively, but can be explained with enough time, effort, and expansion of knowledge explaining the complex universe around us. Am I just rambling on here, or do the above thoughts form a cohesive idea?
Posted on: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 03:05:08 +0000
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