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Imagination. How unique is it?
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What happens if someone loses their self identity? They forget how they once acted. They don't remember if your emotions are present. A use of certain drugs and certain experiences, would cause it. But could it really cause it?

Try to understand one another.


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Evolution of Time.

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Re: Imagination. How unique is it? [Re: Droz]
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sure.

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I think. Therefore I am DANGEROUS.

"You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake. You are the same decaying organic material as everyone else" - Tyler Durden


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i feel so good,i feel so numb

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Re: Imagination. How unique is it? [Re: Droz]
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In my opinion - ones imagination is already 'fixed' from birth. I think someone said this in another post, 'What people haven't thought of, seen or experienced isn't very likly to exist' - anytime you've ever thought of or reacted to something, its usually a result of previous experience (i think 'instinct' is something you develop during infancy, which sorta applies to previous experience), or the idiot box (television, movies also apply). Why do people say 'Oww!' when they hurt themselves? Hope some of that made sense..

- what do you get for pretending the dangers not real?


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The sea was red and the sky was grey, wondered how tomorrow could ever follow today.

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Re: Imagination. How unique is it? [Re: Droz]
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oh yeah.. down with television ;)

- what do you get for pretending the dangers not real?


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