can our bodies tell the time?
something weird happened this morning that made me wonder about time, and whether we have inbuilt clocks...
last sunday i woke up at 6.45am. i sat up and looked back down at L (very cool way to start the day). she had her eyes closed, blonde hair spilling over the pillow.
today, a week later, i woke up at 6.45am. and this is what got me wondering. see, i can understand that if you get up at the same time everyday, then after a while you dont need an alarm, you just kinda wake up at that time automatically.
however, i dont have a regular getting up time, hell i dont even have a regular sleep pattern, and havent had for ooooh about 6 months or so. just seems a bit weird that 2 sundays in a row i would wake up at the same time, when every other day i wake up a lot lot later.
maybe it was just coincidence. ive already written about how coincidence scares me though. perhaps we have some kind of clock built into our bodies. but how would that work? time is man made (i mean its man who decided that a unit of time called an hour equals 60 minutes, that a unit of time called a minute equals 60 seconds etc) so how can bodies pick up on that?
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well that made more sense inside my head earlier today. no, it really did honest.
last sunday i woke up at 6.45am. i sat up and looked back down at L (very cool way to start the day). she had her eyes closed, blonde hair spilling over the pillow.
today, a week later, i woke up at 6.45am. and this is what got me wondering. see, i can understand that if you get up at the same time everyday, then after a while you dont need an alarm, you just kinda wake up at that time automatically.
however, i dont have a regular getting up time, hell i dont even have a regular sleep pattern, and havent had for ooooh about 6 months or so. just seems a bit weird that 2 sundays in a row i would wake up at the same time, when every other day i wake up a lot lot later.
maybe it was just coincidence. ive already written about how coincidence scares me though. perhaps we have some kind of clock built into our bodies. but how would that work? time is man made (i mean its man who decided that a unit of time called an hour equals 60 minutes, that a unit of time called a minute equals 60 seconds etc) so how can bodies pick up on that?
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well that made more sense inside my head earlier today. no, it really did honest.
posted by pruvaloo at 1:00 PM
8 Comments:
maybe that's why they call coincidences coincidences? they're interesting, but they don't completely make sense?
well, not logically is what i meant.
i dont like them.
well i guess i do in a way, but i also get freaked out pretty easily when there's no logical reason for stuff.
kinda makes me question what i can or cant rely on.
i know what you mean...
yes, we all have our own bio clock that gives us a sense of time without looking a time.
i should know... bwehehehe...
anyhoo, thanks for remembering me... been quite a long since i dropped by here...
by the way, about the "By the River"... hmm... the house and my name written those are true... the rest are fiction...
now, can you tell me which is which hehehehe...
ahhh man, i totally didnt even realise it was in the fiction section lol
i blame that im full of cold at the moment, so i seem to be taking medicine every couple of hours...thats my excuse ;)
anyway its good to see you are still about bro. hope everything is as good as it can be :)
i reckon i could confess a whole load once i started mate.
just need someone/thing to confess it all to
confess on me... confess on me but with a fee... jk!
hahaha very kinda offer, thanks free ;p
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