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Why do people say “What?” even though they heard what you said. For example if you ask someone what time it is, the answer would be, What? oh,12:19?
Because we are spaced out on our handheld devices…so we need a second to reel back in to the
world. Lol.
Can you tell me what this whole Joseph thing is all about? I disappear for a few months and it looks like all heck broke loose! What happened?
RB
Nevermind i have read up on some other threads. It looks like there has been some stalking going on here. Down right creepy and very upsetting. There are young people that use this forum.I never dreamed it would actually be used to attempt to harm others. Very troubling indeed.
Real, the reason is that after you ears recieve sound and convert it to signals it gets decifered. If someone doesn’t speak clearly enough it takes time to be decifered. I’m sure you experienced this yourself.
The same can happen with eye sight. When you find yourself suddenly in completely new surroundings it takes time for the scenery to settle into place.
Your brain gives you words and objects, and that’s what you remember — unless you’re an artist.
whta happened who was stalking who??
what? oh, sometimes it takes a few seconds to process
Because they get a commission for saying it?
I think Mordechai Schmutter wrote an article on that once
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