@BobWilliams We often say this (usually when one of us doesn't remember a conversation we had) - we blame it on slipping into a closely-related-but-definitely-different-universe. And then we joke about how we spell Berenstain/Berenstein Bears.

@BobWilliams Sounds about right: always good to go with the simplest explanation, rather than something convoluted like ‘you’re a bit tired’… 😉

@BobWilliams how'd the show go?

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Happens to me all the time. But I'm a writer and trigger that kind of thing out of boredom.

@BobWilliams what do you guys play? Originals? Covers? Oh and how'd Billy do?

@BobWilliams
For me as practice, I put myself into the mind frame of a character. Experience the world through their eyes. All feels fresh & new. It's also a problem-solving activity & helps me tackle anxiety.

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It definitely helps me determine 'why' of the moment and it allows an outside view or inside. Idk. I have a lot of control over this process. Feels very game like in my mind. Chasing down the logic chains and tweaking.

@BobWilliams I actually wrote a short story about this a long time ago — about how people don’t die but simply transfer over to a new universe when they die. So from the dead person’s perspective, they go on living but the people in the old universe think that the person died …

I often refer to this when things don’t seem quite right, or something I was sure was correct suddenly turns out to be wrong — it must be because I slipped into another universe, right? 🙂