Amnesia x Reincarnation

[NVP]

Reincarnation: You die, your soul lives on in another being without memory of the previous life.

Permanent Amnesia: Your memories die, you live on without memories of your current life.


The main difference of course is the fact with amnesia you will still have muscle memory (?) and also not proceed through childhood again.



Given the key differences, would the feeling of such permanent amnesia be a similar experience to one of reincarnation?

Your life would feel new, although in the case of amnesia you would have course anticipate an abundance of confusion with less curiosity, varying the comparison. This could potentially relate to a reincarnate feeling of previous existence.


With this relationship between the two scenarios, you could intertwine meanings of both our memory and our soul concluding their synonymity.




Thoughts?

 

[NVP]

Disclaimer: I woke up to this unposted thread after last night's antics... thought I may as well click 'create'

 

[Freakbro]

Thought this was a thread about a new weed strain /disappoint

 

[NVP]

Give me 3 months

 

[Dis86]

Hilariously I was going to ask if you'd had a crack sandwich...then I saw the .gif

 

[NVP]

 

[Deleted member 77746]

WTF have you been on?

 

[Dis86]

WTF have you been on?

Post 2.

 

[Efour]

Ketamine is a wonderful drug.

 

[RxR]

Give me 3 months

Punjabbian Rehab?

 

[NVP]

Punjabbian Rehab?

No, for the cross pollination


An aside: is the double "b" correct?

 

[RxR]

No, for the cross pollination


An aside: is the double "b" correct?

To preserve correct interpretation of the pronunciation, yes. A single "b" lends itself to the error 'Jabe-e-an.

Of course, the older Punjabi would do equally, but would not have provided the same intended alliterative effect. To gain the alliterative effect with Punjabi, I would have had to say:

Punjabi Rehabi

Which ^^ I ruled out as being too taboo babu pidgin - bearing a likely-racist interpretation association.

 

[CREATIVE!11]

I cba coming back.

1 life is enough. Get me off this rock.

 

[NVP]

To preserve correct interpretation of the pronunciation, yes. A single "b" lends itself to the error 'Jabe-e-an.

Of course, the older Punjabi would do equally, but would not have provided the same intended alliterative effect. To gain the alliterative effect with Punjabi, I would have had to say:

Punjabi Rehabi

Which ^^ I ruled out as being too taboo babu pidgin - bearing a likely-racist interpretation association.

I'm so glad I asked the question

That does make sense, it just didn't seem correct - I'm more used to seeing double "a" which most likely skews my initial perception.