I Can't Stop Thinking
 

Whew! What a relief to learn this…

Ever walk into a room with some purpose in mind, only to completely forget what that purpose was?

Turns out, doors themselves are to blame for these strange memory lapses. Psychologists at the University of Notre Dame have discovered that passing through a doorway triggers what’s known as an "event boundary" in the mind, separating one set of thoughts and memories from the next.

Your brain files away the thoughts you had in the previous room and prepares a blank slate for the new locale.

Thank goodness for studies like this. It’s not my age, it’s that damn doorway!


Oh, did I post this already?

That is indeed the best news I've heard all day.

It is so true about the doorway. Chuck90199 where is today's joke?

That made my day.

That's why I never close my Bathroom door when I have to go.......:1rotfl:

I'm going to practice shutting my eyes right as I go through.
I'll let you know later why it's a bad idea.

Too much sharing

If you walk back to the room you came from does the thought come back?

Thanks for sharing.......

and thanks for the laugh!

Yes, hasn't this ever happened to you? It really does work. Happens to me all the time. If I go back to the location where I thought of the idea, the thought comes back almost as quickly as turning a light switch on. And it sometimes happens before I even get there.......which is where the doorway scenario comes in I guess.

From now on I think I'm going to stay in one room.. I'll have too many thoughts if I go through the entire house.. lol

Lol.....I guess you're just too young to have experienced all this wonderful phenomena yet.

Like this? lol

Curly - I'm trying to think - YouTube

HaaaHaaaa Ken, just wait tell U Retire & live in The Villages for awhile. I can get up from my chair & take two steps & Forget what I was go'in to do next.....:shrug:

I call it VML>> (Village Memory Loss)

If this is true, why is it I often forget what I am searching for when I log into a browser?

I get so busy sometimes that I suffer from CRS.. Can't Remember s*@t..

took care of that removed all my doors.

You can say that, not for NOTHING. ;)

I can't help but wonder why I always remembered the reason I went from one room to the next when I was younger despite the door entrances.

this too shall pass

More BS from over educated boring academics.


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The theory must be true.

I walked through a doorway recently, with the intent of sitting in my recliner...and couldn't find it.

After a moment, I realized...I was in the garage.


:D

I'm making little memory tricks to help me.

I have a key fob that came with my car. I push a little button and the key pops out. Before I always left the key out and use to always walk away from my car and 25 yards later wonder if i locked my car. And go back to the car.

Now I push the button which locks the door and fold the key. It's 2 steps. If I walk away and 25 yards later wonder if I locked it I feel the fob. Key out means not locked, key in, locked.