When the Answer Comes To You Two Hours Later

You're most welcome meagmatt. The hamsters thank you for imparting your genious.

*genius Darnit! The hamsters are at it again, see?

The second one, so many times. And here is a slightly alternate version of that. A while ago, I was looking for a part for something, that I couldn't find. I looked high and low or so it seemed. But I couldn't find anything, so I had to find a replacement part. Sure enough after I bought it, it turned out. Funny how that works out. Then that answer will come to you when people have ceased caring about the matter at hand. Or like you have said, found the answers by alternate means. A shame that we let them down, but at least they came to the answer and we figured it out. So I guess that somewhat works, kind of but not really. Still it is bad to be too late on the draw. Thanks for responding.

I agree, it's kinda depressing that we are not able to figure it out right that instant. That it will take hours or even days before we finally remember it or find a certain thing. Its funny how our brain play tricks on us and most of them happen on a very unexpected time. A time where our "precious memory" is badly needed by someone.

The human brain is quite the fascinating tool to say the least. Just when we think we have these things rather figured out, there is just some other idea that comes to us. And I wish I had just said something else right in the past, then what I had said right now on this day. But that is just the way things go. No matter what I might have said, it never turns out as well. That realization comes hours later. And sometimes it does seem rather obvious of what we should of said. Then again, most things tend to do with the benefit of hindsight. Where we have no idea what we should have said, as the answer would be there, but it did not properly find its way out. Those mind blocks can be bad. Thanks for responding.

Indeed and it does tend to be for things like this. You can just tell when someone's mind is going blank during a test, because they try not to panic but they are obviously going to panic. We would like to think that we can make our minds work on command. I mean it is our mind, should it not work when we need to work properly, to find the right question? But the mind does not really work out that way and it does not work out that well. I find myself utterly baffled and going, "yeah, well if you would have thought about that then, I would have handled a bit better." Not just for my school days but for any time that has happen. Oh well, such is just the art of the human mind. Thanks for your response.

Indeed that is very true. We can be frustrated about it, but there really is not really that much more we can do. The answer is something that we are just wish is something that we would have had on hand maybe about an hour or two or whenever earlier. Yet it comes and it is just like some big old slap to our brain. Everything just seems rather clear now. We just got to just deal with it as it comes. Because there is really not that much at all that we can do about it. It is going to happen and whatever happens, is going to happen. Hopefully it doesn't happen too often and the answers come more readily. I think that we hope that every time something like this happens. Thanks for the response.

The reaction block is pretty much the key thing. We stand there, as time seems to stand still but it really doesn't. As our brains are searching for something, time does rather pass at a fluid rate in the outside world. Perhaps a bit faster than we would rather like. But never the less, it is passing and thus we get rather frustrated. It is rather great when we can just go back to the well later on and have time to think. But when we do not have that luxury, as we often don't, that is a problem. With things that don't happen in real time, we have that luxury and there are times where I just step back and things become clearer now. But they sometimes become much clearer, much later. Thanks for your response.

Well there would be no worse time for something like that to come to you then during exams. And there are times where my mind has gotten utterly and completely blank, to the point. And I know that I studied this, but it rather seems to be something right in the back of my mind that just won't find its way out and that's caused many students frustration. When the exam is turned in, it is turned in. It would be an interesting topic of study. The human mind is complex, as the fact that while we know much, we don't rather know enough about it to rather be clear most of the time. It is just something that is extremely interesting to think about for sure. Thanks for your response.