BobbyWojak
Superstar
Fair enough, it was off the top of my head and I didn't want to use the obvious Fruit of the Loom example.
Fred lived in a cave and was married to Wilma. What was his last name?
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Fair enough, it was off the top of my head and I didn't want to use the obvious Fruit of the Loom example.
Complexion
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Was kicking it about this once on the topic of Shadow People and how they are only ever seen out of the periphery of your vision. They were adamant they exist whereas I said the sides of our eyes are meant to detect motion, not detail. Add that in with stress and expectation and it is what it is.
Its like how people walking out at night in the dark may see a coiled rope and think it was a snake until they get a closer glimpse but a lot of these erroneous assumptions are placed in their heads back when and run unchecked for their time on the planet. The implications of that are quite something because, in one sense, if enough people believe an illusion it came seem self evident to the rest who buy in until reappraised with the eyes of Inner Sense.
Just like the Emperor who was actually naked but people manufactured proof as they lied to themselves. All in all this is a fascinating thread though because whilst the Mandela premise doesn't hold much sway with me I do know a bit about memory and its flex as well as the various "camera tricks" in our head along with immense chunks of editing.
Yeah Flint Michigan… a city in the Stone Age
True Blue Moon
Superstar
Word, I think I did read about the Bugs Bunny thing a while ago now that you mention it
Complexion
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Yeah, I usually don't care about this stuff because its a huge waste of time but the neuroscience aspect interests and this particular blip with that extra T was clarified nicely by the thread so its a win all round thanks to the discussion and perspectives shared therein.
Fun thread with interesting info
Flint-stone
From the town of Bedrock
The show is a play on different types of rock, I remember studying geology in elementary science & some kids that watched the Flintstones (me included) knew some of the rock types
From the town of Bedrock
The show is a play on different types of rock, I remember studying geology in elementary science & some kids that watched the Flintstones (me included) knew some of the rock types
steadyrighteous
Veteran
This thread is just an exposure of poor pronunciation and understanding of puns and wordplay that is as sad as it is funny
Thick_Necc_Jenkins
TheColi's Favorite Artist
Wilma and Betty 
Complexion
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in my mind it was always Flinstones...
but I also never thought much about it
its clearly Flintstones
but I also never thought much about it
its clearly Flintstones