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Vektor7's avatar

In german we say: geil 🤣🤣

My friend,

It's adhd

Brad Davenport's avatar

Oh no. I’m not adhd that’s for sure 😬

Vektor7's avatar

Denial always comes First ;) Don‘t worry, It’s a Gift. Say you‘re highly gifted!

(Btw german autocorrect is Crazy. It does Not allow me to Write „denial“ - which becomes „Daniel“ or „highly“ - which becomes „Highway“, and changes every other Word into Capital letters. That is worth a conspiracy theory, i would say!)

Thanks for making my day!

Brad Davenport's avatar

You’re welcome. Glad I could help 😀

Daniela Grothe's avatar

Same here. I’m a coder, not a cider.

My autocorrect is way better recently.

Brad Davenport's avatar

I think I still figured that out 😂

Vektor7's avatar

😂 at least, as a cider, you would have better taste... ;)

(In german that would have a double meaning... does that work in english?)

Brad Davenport's avatar

I don’t think there’s a double meaning for cider

Phillip Slater's avatar

Very amusing but helpful as well. I shall be deploying some of those strategies when I remember to do so.

Brad Davenport's avatar

Do it before you walk through the doorway. Afterwards …… you’ll forget you ever read this Substack note 😂

Jack Lhasa's avatar

This is certainly interesting.. I can definitely see examples of it in others and in my life. It doesn’t always happen with any door I’ve known though. If one were to explore this theory further, I think it might come to light that the percentile you have assigned to certain doors may be different to other people, and may even fluctuate with your.

The idea needs more data. Keep logging. You can get a push button tracking app, click it when you go through doors. See how many times in a day. A week, etc. see if those numbers seem to matter.

Brad Davenport's avatar

There’s a thought there’s all this talk of AI being so good at coding, maybe it can code an app that does what you suggest 🤔🤔

Jack Lhasa's avatar

You can by an LTC card for about $10. It’ll pair with your phone, and give you extremely precise tracking. In one were interesting that sort of thing.

Brad Davenport's avatar

Tracking to where though. I don’t want to find out I’ve been secretly transported to a planet in another galaxy 😂

Jack Lhasa's avatar

Hah. Hard to say. As Vonnegut’s Billy Pilgrim might say, “So it goes…”

Daniela Grothe's avatar

Why am I here? I have that issue as well, albeit in a mild form:

https://open.substack.com/pub/danielagrothe/p/opening-a-door-and-closing-your-mind

Pratiksha Yadav's avatar

I stare at the door and it is saying sorry for causing all that trouble.

Brad Davenport's avatar

Sounds like yours has a conscience 😀

Priya | The Pretend Poet's avatar

I’ve tried strategy one and I’m pleased to announce that I get easily distracted by shiny objects and it doesn’t work for me 🤭

Brad Davenport's avatar

I’ve always been enamoured by shiny objects 😀

DILLIGAF?IDO's avatar

Seriously, how much do you drink a day? (Water I mean) Forgetfulness is a sign of dehydration - in winter with central heating on, it is easy to become dehydrated ;o)

*passes a nice cuppa

Brad Davenport's avatar

I try to drink quite a lot. But probably too many coffees though 😀

MaryBeth Lathrop's avatar

Nor I.

MaryBeth Lathrop's avatar

Loren's (husband) first wish for Christmas: a tee shirt that says "At my age 'getting lucky' means remembering why I walked into a room."

🤣🤣🤣😅😂😝 Good one Brad!

Brad Davenport's avatar

I wouldn’t mind wearing one like that 😂

William Adderholdt's avatar

Didn't you just make this post? 🤔

Brad Davenport's avatar

Had me going for a second there. A momentary panic 😂

DILLIGAF?IDO's avatar

LOLOL

"You're travelling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead - your next stop, the Twilight Zone!"