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Resonox
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Re: Unexplained uneasy feeling
Jul 06, 2011, 18:15
Rhiannon wrote:
Oh yes, obvious it's unlikely, I give you that :)

And I know it's obvious to say you know you're feeling weird because you're doing the feeling weird. But we're complicated creatures and half the time we haven't got a clue what's triggering the feeling, it's just the conscious end product of subconscious things like air pressure, cheese biscuits, whatever. So to try and tease out something even more obscure that could be affecting us.. it's a bit much really. All you have is that weird feeling. It's not much use for a scientific test because it doesn't give you much idea about what varieties of Thing you should be looking at and trying to correlate with your sensation.

My mum's got tinnitus, it drives her mad sometimes. But sometime it's better than other times, it can be ok for ages. She's always trying to correlate it to something environmental. No luck really as yet. Maybe it really is random. Or depends on something quite variable internally. I think it helps her to try and pin it on things. I'm not sure.


Where we can put this into a concept we can all relate to...is when we have a tune pop into our head(not even a tune you like) for no apparent reason....maybe this song is being transmitted on a radio station somewhere...but why isn't everyone(or at least a few others) having this self same tune buzzing around their synapses(maybe they are but its not ideal conversation..."Excuse me I hear Remember You're A Womble, for no reason...do you?"..a guaranteed way to get people to walk away as fast as possible I'd imagine!..lol).
I don't subscribe to the "on this planet of this planet" idea....Sunlight for example is not of the planet but definitely OFF this planet in its origin...but is essential for all growth ON the planet...bit OT but you get my drift.
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