Thread: sensing my alarm clock....

Originally Posted by Tweek

Basically, SomeGuy doesn't know what's going on and is making an extremely poor attempt at confusing O`nus. Then every one else that got confused, is confused, and talking excessively about nothing. Like I am now.

On the contrary... When I used to detassle that happened to me every day. After about a week or two or waking up at 4am, I would wake up about 2 minutes before my alarm clock would go off. Every day too, I had a blanket over my window for going to bed at 5pm. It's just your internal clock. You were raised with time.

Here's a question for all ya'll. What is time?

lol. Now you're going to open a can of worms
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oh wow. THANX GUYS. BTW, i found out today that she doesn't wake up. She just senses when it will happen, then wakes up when it does. Srry for confusing you... i was on a psp and it was slow so it took a while...

Originally Posted by xXSomeGuyXx

oh wow. THANX GUYS. BTW, i found out today that she doesn't wake up. She just senses when it will happen, then wakes up when it does. Srry for confusing you... i was on a psp and it was slow so it took a while...

So she sense it in a dream, lucid dream, or unconsciously...?
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in the dream. sorry again for confusing u.

Originally Posted by xXSomeGuyXx

in the dream. sorry again for confusing u.

So, I think my explanation of the biological clock via the suprachiasmatic nucleus explains this. If it does not, please let me know.
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ok. I will read it again, but are you sure it will, even though she doesn't wake up?

oh, btw, did you study this for YEARS in like, Harvard or something? HOW CAN YOU SPELL THAT?

Originally Posted by xXSomeGuyXx

ok. I will read it again, but are you sure it will, even though she doesn't wake up?

oh, btw, did you study this for YEARS in like, Harvard or something? HOW CAN YOU SPELL THAT?

Your biological clock is always active. Since the suprachiasmatic nucleus does not require monamine neurotransmitters to maintain time but other residual neurotransmitters, it is always active. The alternative is that you die when you sleep.

I have been studying psychology for years, yes.. but, not at Harvard.. lol.
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