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Why do mad ideas occur when your about to go to bed?
flo'bob Started conversation Feb 18, 2002
Why is it in that period of time that your body is calming down and you're trying to relax that your brain suddenly decides that it'll come up with the mother of all ideas? And then to top that off you can see the faults in the idea but because you can see the faults almost straight away, but will your brain let you get away with dimissing it? Nooooooooo! it wants the idea to be successful and will solve every problem you can find, and the solutions all seem perfectly reasonable. Like "I'll use the money I'll win on the the Lottery Saturday to fund it" etc etc
I don't know perhaps it's just me and my uni mates who suffer this, but it's 12:50am I'm writting this journal entry as I just concluded that I could fit a 1998-2001 saxo body kit on to a 1995-98 renault clio with minimum effort. . . HELL I'll use the money I win on this weeks lottery to prove that it can be done!
Why do mad ideas occur when your about to go to bed?
the potter Posted Feb 18, 2002
Yo! Not everyone gets ideas at bedtime - it's a student thing. It happens cos you are young and intelligent, not yet made cynical by the world outside, and so at times of relaxation your brain will tend to suddenly invent ideas out of thin air.
Make the most of it - unless you try real hard not to grow up too much, it wont happen for ever. Enjoy your creativity now!
What are you doing at college anyway? Where?
Why do mad ideas occur when your about to go to bed?
Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine Posted Feb 21, 2002
I always realise just what's wrong with the painting I'm doing at around 3am, which obviously forces me to stay up for the next two hours sorting it out...
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