C.Mena

As I headed to work, I had some sort of mini-epiphany. it’s about the sub-conscious. You see, no matter where, you’ll find yourself thinking about x or y situation, object, person or otherworldly being. Since I am no psychologist, this “theory” of mine might not come as news to you, but I still manage to find it quite interesting. As far as I’m concerned, us humans, and other beings, tend to relate names to images or actions due to the fact that the brain has tendencies to delete non-important information. A hard drive that defrags itself. So it should come as no surprise to you to not remember the bartender’s name or your boss’s daughter birthday. It’s just not important.

This I already sort of knew thanks to my most recent ex. The whole thing comes as a revelation, however, when I find myself going over what I could have possibly done better in a situation where I was interacting directly with the CEO of the company I currently work for. I was listening to Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit. I happen to like that song. For a few seconds I forget I’m singing in sync to the vocals of Kurt Cobain while I’m thinking about this situation and I think that’s my link. One of the two will remind me of either situation. Just like old songs remind me of the good times I had in the past.
Take care now,
-Chris.

P.S: if any of you happens to know about any books with info on the subject, point it out in the comments.
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