thread_prefix.22 Brain reboot after passing out.

[AR47]

Every time I faint or am close to fainting my brain needs to perform some kind of reset. Basically after I pass out and wake up I need to remember which universe am I in, who am I, where on earth am I, what time it is, what was I doing here, what happened in recent time, where am I going, etc. It's comparable to a computer's sleep and shut down options. When you sleep you are like a computer put on sleep mode. However when this happens it's like a computer turned off and on.

And I do pass out or almost pass out quite often. A common way this happens is that I am at school sitting on a desk for a long time, and then I decide to stretch my arms. After that I slam my head on the desk.

Does this happen to anyone else?

 

[jimbo]

Every time I faint or am close to fainting my brain needs to perform some kind of reset. Basically after I pass out and wake up I need to remember which universe am I in, who am I, where on earth am I, what time it is, what was I doing here, what happened in recent time, where am I going, etc. It's comparable to a computer's sleep and shut down options. When you sleep you are like a computer put on sleep mode. However when this happens it's like a computer turned off and on.

And I do pass out or almost pass out quite often. A common way this happens is that I am at school sitting on a desk for a long time, and then I decide to stretch my arms. After that I slam my head on the desk.

Does this happen to anyone else?

why do you pass out so much?

 

[AR47]

why do you pass out so much?

I don't know. And I don't really care since it doesn't happen so often that it's becomes a problem.

 

[Jimb0]

Every time I faint or am close to fainting my brain needs to perform some kind of reset. Basically after I pass out and wake up I need to remember which universe am I in, who am I, where on earth am I, what time it is, what was I doing here, what happened in recent time, where am I going, etc. It's comparable to a computer's sleep and shut down options. When you sleep you are like a computer put on sleep mode. However when this happens it's like a computer turned off and on.

And I do pass out or almost pass out quite often. A common way this happens is that I am at school sitting on a desk for a long time, and then I decide to stretch my arms. After that I slam my head on the desk.

Does this happen to anyone else?

no, check up with the doctor retard, if your brain is experiencing such short term memory losses you have a serious problem
and btw there's a theory that every time you pass out your consciousness dies