By: kowalityjesus
This discovery is an interesting and remarkable idea, but incredibly flimsy as a scientific theory. This is as worthy of discussion as debating whether Newton got the idea of gravity from an apple...
View ArticleBy: Liam_McGonagle
Either that, or Tuthmosis beat Machiavelli to the punch by a few thousand years by realizing that it’s easier to run up the score when you don’t have any opponents. I think the real question has to be...
View ArticleBy: Chaorder Gradient
ive also heard other stories of Moses and Einstein having temporal lobe epilepsy.
View ArticleBy: Calypso_1
I have temporal lobe epilepsy, and never has any of its effects compelled any degree of monotheism. In fact quite the opposite. Certainly a push for mysticism as well, which I had to determine was not...
View ArticleBy: Chaorder Gradient
Aren’t auras a wonderful experience? Quick! try to explain it to someone.
View ArticleBy: Calypso_1
Well sir I did that once…during a lecture I had to give in a rounding series while I was working at an epilepsy center– kind of a coming out moment if you will. Some of the older, kindlier...
View ArticleBy: Chaorder Gradient
Damn, that must’ve been an interesting experience, I wouldn’t know how to describe it, especially in terms that most could understand.
View ArticleBy: Chaorder Gradient
i have had an un-diagnosed series seizures in the past, so i’m not entirely sure, but they were not convulsive, all mental. But whatever the cause, they havn’t happened for years now.
View ArticleBy: Calypso_1
There are such a wide variety of seizures, much of which would not even be recognized by the general public as such. Though there are quite a few with some abnormal motor involvement, most remain...
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