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@outlander I am someone who always believes in their instincts. I think it's primordial and links us to something we don't understand but warns us or guides us if we listen to it. The only time in my life I have dismissed my instincts is the only time things went really really wrong and I wound up in this horrible terrible mess of PTSD that I'm in.
But .... caution.. sometimes we can confuse assumption with instinct.. so that becomes the tricky part. That's where what we were talking about earlier, clarification is needed. But I think you have enough evidence to decide on this one. What do you think?
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Thinking they [the instincts] might be right in this case, unfortunately @outlander
27-04-2017 09:45 PM
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hey @outlander want to hear a synchronicity? I popped netflix on and hadn't a clue what I was going to watch.. and the very first thing that I saw was "outlander new episodes" so guess what I decided to watch just cos.. 😛 😄
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maybe one day it will be possible to write a personality profile and download it into your brain... after all the way internet/wifi etc all work is on a somewhat quantum level... and they are figuring out our brains probably operate in a similar way... so who knows... would be confusing.. but helpful to really disordered or traumatised minds. @outlander see there I go again.. outside the box.
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