With the technology in hand, I've realized I've lost my ability to do things with my brain that I used to be able to do, I think I've becomed too dependent to the technology to save my ass...

How many of you can still do complicated math problems within a stressed environemnt? I used to be able to, but now I ran for the calculator...

This is how the computers will beat us...

...er, uh...I can spell though.... rarely have to use spell checker....

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The really scary one is that I used to remember people's phone numbers, not anymore.

I wouldn't worry about it too much Clive. It's been said that Einstein, when asked for his phone number, picked up a directory to look it up. Didn't like to clutter up his mind with useless information. ;) Of course the veracity is up for grabs!

Um... Do what?! :lol:

I'm becoming a PC. Honestly all I need is a harddrive and I'll be sorted!

Personally, I stopped being able to handle nearly all "higher functions" of the brain about the time I gave birth. "Mommy Brain" is not a myth. At birth + 9 years, I still feel that the brain is just not where it used to be, but that could just be early menopause.:redgrin:

I firmly believe that storage in the human brain is finite...we have to remove information to store new stuff.

In addition to not being able to do math, I found out I forgot about how to use a light meter because I've been shooting digital videos and never thought the need for a light meter.

I've forgotten how to write, because of the chat we've been involved, we just use thise short forms of writing: brb - be right back, LOL - laugh out loud, R = are, U = You, TTYL = talk to you later, etc...

recently tried those only iq test game, gosh, I can't even have more than 40% right anymore...

While I had my palm pilot (it passed away recently) I have developed some difficulties writing cursively. Damn backward single-stroke letters...

I firmly believe that storage in the human brain is finite...we have to remove information to store new stuff.

...so, what you're saying is: we have to clear out the hard drive before we can install new programs? Just how many Ghz of internal hard drive does a human brain store anyway? Does an iPod count as an external? :D

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Just how many Ghz of internal hard drive does a human brain store anyway? Does an iPod count as an external? :D

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Hehe....you mean GBs!
I think someone is already running out of space! :D

...GBs...uh, I think I could use an upgrade...:lol:

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same here, first need to get rid of all the plug ins then I'll be back to normal.

Anyone know how to do a human memory dump down to DVD to make some new space in my current hard drive (er head)!

As Tom Cochrene should have put it:
"Life is a hard drive; I'm gonna defrag; all night long"

Personally, I stopped being able to handle nearly all "higher functions" of the brain about the time I gave birth. "Mommy Brain" is not a myth. At birth + 9 years, I still feel that the brain is just not where it used to be, but that could just be early menopause.:redgrin:


I wonder if braincells are damaged during child birth. my wife forgets alot of stuff now. At first i figured it was she is now preoccupied with our children. But I really believe something traumatic happens to the woman during child birth.

:(


you look way to young to have gone through menopause.

It's all that damn spyware!

King, that photo is not me. That's a still from my upcoming short, "Rubble". The actress is Brandy Seymour- she is 27 I think. I however am 41, and definitely dealing with hormonal malfunctions. :) The brain seems to be doing well today though.

It's all that damn spyware!

...yeah, its a conspiracy! Spearheaded by Bush! Damn the man! :D

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You realize he's listening in on your phone calls right now...

You realize he's listening in on your phone calls right now...
That's right! I'm in Canada, so that counts as "foriegn". I'm working at a call center that caters to the States- the NSA must be going nuts trying to pin me down...

:eek: ...he's doing this for our own good...for our own good...for our own gooo

delete....delete...delete...delete.....

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