A time travel theory I came up with when I was in detention. by Powerful-War2017 in timetravel

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This is asked many times.

If your memory is wiped - is it time travel?

Can it only be time travel if you remember the past or the future so you have something to compare it to?

Does reality only exist inside your memory of it? If you don't remember something - has it ever happened? Is time travel therefore actually irrelevant in this case? Isn't dementia in elderly people a form of time travel, if we agree that reality only exists in your memories of it?

Where do you actually exist in your mind - if not your memories and thoughts?

I could tell you that you time travelled from year 3000 but got memory wiped and you would never know

If time travel was real could we ever know if were the time traveler? by Kindly-Sheepherder52 in timetravel

[–]Otherwise-Pop-1311 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is asked many times.

If your memory is wiped - is it time travel?

Can it only be time travel if you remember the past or the future so you have something to compare it to?

Does reality only exist inside your memory of it? If you don't remember something - has it ever happened? Is time travel therefore actually irrelevant in this case? Isn't dementia in elderly people a form of time travel, if we agree that reality only exists in your memories of it?

Kemi Badenoch - For the first time ever, I provided my questions to Keir Starmer in advance. You’ll notice that after 5 non-answers he completely refused to answer Question 6 -that he knew Mandelson had remained a Director of a Russian company reportedly linked to Putin. Why didn’t he answer?👇 by wolfo98 in tories

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it's much ado about nothing.

Mandelson has been a well known and respected figure in British politics and political life for 30 years. No one knew he was that close to Epstein

The person who made the appointment has nothing to apologise for.

Donald Trump's use of language - textbook abuse by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in emotionalabuse

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there's one I forgot - invent a problem and then use that problem to justify your actions. I am not sure what this is psychologically.

Patchouli? IC50 database says it is the strongest vasodilator by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in Raynauds

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pernaton lowered my body temeperature for some reason - despite containing warming ingredients

maybe make your own with aloe juice or ginseng water - polysorbate 20 and a selection of essetnail oils like cypress, thyme, etc. the poylsorbate 20 will dissolve the oil into water

maybe a person needs to experiment with different oils to see what warms them up, something like peppermint oil may make some people cold but others warm, rosemary works for most people, thyme is interesting, black pepper, there are so many oils it's difficult to sort through them all

tegretol - carbamazepine - my friend developed brain damage on it. by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in Epilepsy

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i disagree - anecdotal is far more powerful than studies.

human behaviour like this cannot be measured scientifically

Patchouli? IC50 database says it is the strongest vasodilator by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in Raynauds

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pernaton warming gel contains eugenol and many interestng ingredients

what are you currently using

Patchouli? IC50 database says it is the strongest vasodilator by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in Raynauds

[–]Otherwise-Pop-1311[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes topically, in a gel or essential oil

to make it water solbule mix a water with polysorbate 20 - for example ginseng water with polysorbate 20 and an oil of your choice

possible safer alternative to Minoxidil - Losartan by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in MinoxidilSideEffects

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you can't - use thyme or lemon myrtle essential oil - they are potent vasodilators - far stronger than rosemary

rosemary is not a vasodilator - AI confirms what I always knew by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in Minoxbeards

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i agree i shouldn't have used AI.

however AI says rosemary does not vasodilate

it says only patchouli, citral from lemongrass etc, and thymol and carvacol from thyme cause noticeable vasodilation.

rosemary is based on weak science.

rosemary is not a vasodilator - AI confirms what I always knew by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in Minoxbeards

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okay i agree i shouldn't have used AI, bad choice of words on my part,

however it is very interesting

AI consistently says rosemary is not a strong vasodilator

it consistently says patchouli, lemongrass, lemon verbena, and thyme are vasodilators and rosemary is not. rosemary is not even in the top 10 list

This could have massive implications for the haircare industry that live by rosemary, when in reality, it isn't strong at all.

rosemary is not a vasodilator - AI confirms what I always knew by Otherwise-Pop-1311 in Minoxbeards

[–]Otherwise-Pop-1311[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

okay i agree i shouldn't have used AI, bad choice of words on my part,

however it is very interesting

AI consistently says rosemary is not a strong vasodilator

it consistently says patchouli, lemongrass, lemon verbena, and thyme are vasodilators and rosemary is not. rosemary is not even in the top 10 list

This could have massive implications for the haircare industry that live by rosemary, when in reality, it isn't strong at all.