Steven

It's like sweet.

It's like sweet.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, is it juicy? It's very juicy.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, is it juicy? It's very juicy.

My mouth was watering as well.

My mouth was watering as well.

Yes.

Yes.

Usually, yeah. Okay.

Usually, yeah. Okay.

I mean, it's happened before, yes.

I mean, it's happened before, yes.

I was just wondering then about, as you were talking, I thought you were going to talk about how sometimes when I set an alarm, I seem to wake up like five minutes before the alarm.

I was just wondering then about, as you were talking, I thought you were going to talk about how sometimes when I set an alarm, I seem to wake up like five minutes before the alarm.

What does this say about the nature of trauma and other mental health illnesses like depression, anxiety, et cetera? Because is this a misfiring of my predictions? I say this because predictions reliant on something happening in the past and forming a pattern, like a pattern recognition system. So if I grew up and there were certain patterns that are now not the case.

What does this say about the nature of trauma and other mental health illnesses like depression, anxiety, et cetera? Because is this a misfiring of my predictions? I say this because predictions reliant on something happening in the past and forming a pattern, like a pattern recognition system. So if I grew up and there were certain patterns that are now not the case.

So if I grew up and every time a man walked into the room, he hit me. And now when a man walks into the room and I'm 35 years old, I'm getting that same sort of prediction in my brain. So I've got a fear of men, for example. Does this somewhat explain childhood trauma and why it's so hard to shake and why as adults we can sometimes have dysfunctional lives?

So if I grew up and every time a man walked into the room, he hit me. And now when a man walks into the room and I'm 35 years old, I'm getting that same sort of prediction in my brain. So I've got a fear of men, for example. Does this somewhat explain childhood trauma and why it's so hard to shake and why as adults we can sometimes have dysfunctional lives?

Cause and effect.

Cause and effect.