Is it just a coincidence that he managed to walk himself to the exact place his new home was being built? That seems strange to me if he had completely lost his entire memory. There must have been a shred of familiarity with the route he took to get there, whether he realized it on the surface or not. The human brain is amazing. Its defense mechanisms are fascinating.
Omaha Red Sox wrote:Is it just a coincidence that he managed to walk himself to the exact place his new home was being built? That seems strange to me if he had completely lost his entire memory. There must have been a shred of familiarity with the route he took to get there, whether he realized it on the surface or not. The human brain is amazing. Its defense mechanisms are fascinating.
Well, yeah, after I read that, I thought the same thing as well. I mean, the guy had to remember some stuff subconsciously. Well, actually, we know he did because he started remembering things, so the information was there. And I am sure his natural instincts took him to where he was familiar with stuff.
Omaha Red Sox wrote:Is it just a coincidence that he managed to walk himself to the exact place his new home was being built? That seems strange to me if he had completely lost his entire memory. There must have been a shred of familiarity with the route he took to get there, whether he realized it on the surface or not. The human brain is amazing. Its defense mechanisms are fascinating.
Well, yeah, after I read that, I thought the same thing as well. I mean, the guy had to remember some stuff subconsciously. Well, actually, we know he did because he started remembering things, so the information was there. And I am sure his natural instincts took him to where he was familiar with stuff.
Im with you guys....there is no way that was just a coincidence.
Crazy stuff, id be afraid to ever be alone or leave my hosue
Omaha Red Sox wrote:Is it just a coincidence that he managed to walk himself to the exact place his new home was being built? That seems strange to me if he had completely lost his entire memory. There must have been a shred of familiarity with the route he took to get there, whether he realized it on the surface or not. The human brain is amazing. Its defense mechanisms are fascinating.
Well, yeah, after I read that, I thought the same thing as well. I mean, the guy had to remember some stuff subconsciously. Well, actually, we know he did because he started remembering things, so the information was there. And I am sure his natural instincts took him to where he was familiar with stuff.
Im with you guys....there is no way that was just a coincidence.
Crazy stuff, id be afraid to ever be alone or leave my hosue
well i can't agree on the conicidence part ORS is assuming that he walked to the "exact place" it just said a contractor who was working on house for them. he could've seen him a mcdonalds or home depot?
what happened to the dogs wouldn't they lead him home. oh wait
. . . . he was abducted by aliens
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Omaha Red Sox wrote:Is it just a coincidence that he managed to walk himself to the exact place his new home was being built? That seems strange to me if he had completely lost his entire memory. There must have been a shred of familiarity with the route he took to get there, whether he realized it on the surface or not. The human brain is amazing. Its defense mechanisms are fascinating.
Well, yeah, after I read that, I thought the same thing as well. I mean, the guy had to remember some stuff subconsciously. Well, actually, we know he did because he started remembering things, so the information was there. And I am sure his natural instincts took him to where he was familiar with stuff.
Im with you guys....there is no way that was just a coincidence.
Crazy stuff, id be afraid to ever be alone or leave my hosue
well i can't agree on the conicidence part ORS is assuming that he walked to the "exact place" it just said a contractor who was working on house for them. he could've seen him a mcdonalds or home depot?
Mike Phillips, a construction foreman, spotted a man wandering close to the site where Bieger was having a new home built. Phillips thought the man might be Bieger, but he couldn't be sure.
I interpreted this to mean that he was wondering close to where this guy was working on his future home.
Omaha Red Sox wrote:Is it just a coincidence that he managed to walk himself to the exact place his new home was being built? That seems strange to me if he had completely lost his entire memory. There must have been a shred of familiarity with the route he took to get there, whether he realized it on the surface or not. The human brain is amazing. Its defense mechanisms are fascinating.
Well, yeah, after I read that, I thought the same thing as well. I mean, the guy had to remember some stuff subconsciously. Well, actually, we know he did because he started remembering things, so the information was there. And I am sure his natural instincts took him to where he was familiar with stuff.
Im with you guys....there is no way that was just a coincidence.
Crazy stuff, id be afraid to ever be alone or leave my hosue
well i can't agree on the conicidence part ORS is assuming that he walked to the "exact place" it just said a contractor who was working on house for them. he could've seen him a mcdonalds or home depot?
Mike Phillips, a construction foreman, spotted a man wandering close to the site where Bieger was having a new home built. Phillips thought the man might be Bieger, but he couldn't be sure.
I interpreted this to mean that he was wondering close to where this guy was working on his future home.
I think this just goes to show how little we understand of the inner workings of the mind. Something caused him to lose all memory, but something else in there may have spurred him in the direction of his new house. The mind is a really, really mysterious thing.
Omaha Red Sox wrote:Mike Phillips, a construction foreman, spotted a man wandering close to the site where Bieger was having a new home built. Phillips thought the man might be Bieger, but he couldn't be sure.
I interpreted this to mean that he was wondering close to where this guy was working on his future home. [/quote]
good point, you're not as stoopid as you look
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