Discussion Weird questions for you guys

[WornOutLife]

Yes, I experience that sometimes. Memories and reality don't feel real. That's why I'm obsessed with the simulation theory!

 

[mimiopo22]

Yes, I experience that sometimes. Memories and reality don't feel real. That's why I'm obsessed with the simulation theory!

explains your theory better. apparently here we feel a lot like that. I also often believe to live in a simulation

 

[WornOutLife]

explains your theory better. apparently here we feel a lot like that. I also often believe to live in a simulation

It basically goes like this:
There will be a day in which technology will improve so much that we won't be able to distinguish videogames/virtual stuff from reality.

Thus, the question shows up: What if we're already living in a simulation?

Maybe, some "players" are controlling us and every single thing we're experiencing is because they want us to.

Also, there might be MANY/infinite simulations and that might be related to parallel universes.

Still, the mystery remains: "What's the original world and YOU?"

Just like the movie, Matrix.

If you're interested in this topic I highly recommend you search on youtube "elon musk joe rogan simulation theory". It'll blow up your mind!

 

[mimiopo22]

iolove

Fondamentalmente funziona così:
Ci sarà un giorno in cui la tecnologia migliorerà così tanto che non saremo in grado di distinguere i videogiochi / materiale virtuale dalla realtà.

Quindi, la domanda si presenta: cosa succede se stiamo già vivendo in una simulazione?

Forse alcuni "giocatori" ci controllano e ogni singola cosa che stiamo vivendo è perché vogliono che lo facciamo.

Inoltre, potrebbero esserci MOLTE / infinite simulazioni e ciò potrebbe essere correlato ad universi paralleli.

Tuttavia, il mistero rimane: "Qual è il mondo originale e TU?"

Proprio come il film, Matrix.

Se sei interessato a questo argomento ti consiglio caldamente di cercare su youtube "teoria della simulazione di elon musk joe rogan". Ti farà impazzire!

i love you

 

[MindFrog]

Yeah sometimes. I do have some memories that got blocked from my mind so it's probably behind that "wall". Sometimes i wonder if its an early symptom of alzheimers'.

 

[BitterlyAlive_]

I'm sorry guys, I got a bit overwhelmed by the responses. :( I'll get back to your posts when I feel more up to it, I really appreciate the responses.

 

[BitterlyAlive_]

My parents have some old pictures of me around their house and it feels weird looking at them, like I'm looking at a person I've never seen before.

Yes, this is exactly how it feels!

Nothing before this moment feels real, and it's better that way.

Yup, honestly that's how it feels to me too - unless I'm actively freaking out about something.

Certain memories I feel super hard, but others - usually where I'm happy - it kinda feels more like remembering a scene from a movie.

That sounds pretty accurate. It's bizarre.

Shortly after getting out of the mental hospital I had this feeling of what if "I really died" and I'm just living my old life as punishment. I always wonder if that happens to anyone else. It get really unsettling if I question my really mortality.

It's happened to me a few times. I get so detached that my brain is literally trying to convince me that nothing is real, and I'm either dead or I never existed. Ugh...

I hate to tell you this, but you suffer from depersonalization. I pray for you to end. at least to you. I pray so much.

I suspected that. Thank you.

Instead of the therapist acknowledging their professional shortcomings, they instead turn it around on you by asking if you are looking for additional diagnosises. Weak approach by your therapist(s) illustating insecurity and lack of intellectual or professional curiosity.

I agree. Unfortunately, there are many people who don't agree and assume that you're just being a difficult client.

That's why I'm obsessed with the simulation theory!

I don't personally agree with the simulation theory, but I can see where you're coming from.

I do have some memories that got blocked from my mind so it's probably behind that "wall". Sometimes i wonder if its an early symptom of alzheimers'.

It sounds more like your brain may be blocking them off to protect you.

 

[Isitmytime]

I think it's something like depersonalization, too. But I tried to bring it up to my therapist and they ignored me and my concerns, simply asking "Are you saying this to get a more serious diagnosis?" So, while I suspect it, I don't know for certain.

Bad therapist? Maybe he/she is trying to make you quit and go to another or is just a jerk. Sounds like something they are trained NOT to say.