The Tetris Effect is a pretty interesting phenomenon, and I feel like there’s some unutilized practical applications to it. It’s basically a distilled training for pattern recognition.
There is an alternate theory now that the Pharaoh was buried in the bottom chamber, not the so called King’s Chamber. His soul then ascended through the higher chambers and up to the now missing very top of the Great Pyramid.
There is also a pareidolia effect, in which someone claims to see faces or other patterns that don’t really exist. This may explain some of the belief in ghosts.
I wouldn’t know about human brains, but lamb brains in brown butter is a very tasty dish. I had it a few times in my youth, when I was treated to lunch in an upscale French restaurant. I don’t even know if the restaurant still exists.
Okay,here’s a joke.Happened in the middle 1960’s around the time of “the Six-Day War”.
In Las Vegas,Frank Sinatra threw a tantrum when his credit was cut off.He got into a loud argument with a casino executive named Cohen—-and Sinatra got his front teeth rearranged.
The joke was soon all over Nevada that “Sinatra should have known better than to fight a Jew in the desert!”
In 2017, scientists from the ScanPyramids project discovered a large cavity above the Grand Gallery using muon radiography, which they called the “ScanPyramids Big Void”. A research team, under the supervision of Professor Morishima Kunihiro at Nagoya University, used special nuclear emulsion detectors.166167 Its length is at least 30 metres (98 ft) and its cross-section is similar to that of the Grand Gallery. Its existence was confirmed by independent detection with three different technologies: nuclear emulsion films, scintillator hodoscopes, and gas detectors.168169 The purpose of the cavity is unknown and it is not accessible. Zahi Hawass speculates it may have been a gap used in the construction of the Grand Gallery,170 but the Japanese research team state that the void is completely different from previously identified construction spaces.171 [wikipedia]
I’ve never experienced the Tetris effect. I don’t stay focused on any one thing for very long. I look around a lot, even if I’m reading. Maybe that trait is a result of being the oldest of 9 kids and having to keep track of all the younger siblings when babysitting, lol.
Leroy over 1 year ago
Is that why my ideas seem less and less worth pursuing lately??
Templo S.U.D. over 1 year ago
So when zombies want to eat brains, they saying they’re vegetarians or something?
monkeysky over 1 year ago
The Tetris Effect is a pretty interesting phenomenon, and I feel like there’s some unutilized practical applications to it. It’s basically a distilled training for pattern recognition.
jmolay161 over 1 year ago
There is an alternate theory now that the Pharaoh was buried in the bottom chamber, not the so called King’s Chamber. His soul then ascended through the higher chambers and up to the now missing very top of the Great Pyramid.
jmolay161 over 1 year ago
Brains and tofu? Let’s go back to Planet U instead!
jmolay161 over 1 year ago
There is also a pareidolia effect, in which someone claims to see faces or other patterns that don’t really exist. This may explain some of the belief in ghosts.
The dude from FL Premium Member over 1 year ago
OR it was a shoddy contractor that cheated on the contruction and paid off the inspector
jmolay161 over 1 year ago
Cannibals who eat human brains can suffer deadly brain diseases themselves.
mbakerbr549 over 1 year ago
So Zombies eat Brains eh? Then it’s no wonder they don’t go to Washington D.C. because they’d starve!
Izzy Moreno over 1 year ago
Vera Fischer was incredibly hot until a very advanced age. Late 50s, maybe early 60s. She’s 71 now. She had the best run out of everyone.
comixbomix over 1 year ago
And most brains are in a similarly ‘vegetative’ state.
Space_cat over 1 year ago
Or when you’ve played Super Mario 3 for a whole afternoon and you see bits of it when you blink!
ladykat over 1 year ago
I wouldn’t know about human brains, but lamb brains in brown butter is a very tasty dish. I had it a few times in my youth, when I was treated to lunch in an upscale French restaurant. I don’t even know if the restaurant still exists.
Raijin31 over 1 year ago
There are unexplored tunnels all over that area. I just read an article about passageways found under the Great Sphinx…
WCraft Premium Member over 1 year ago
Well, that explains my last fortune cookie: “That ain’t tofu…”
198.23.5.11 over 1 year ago
Tetris Effect looks like my DVD player fading out when it needs a recharge
198.23.5.11 over 1 year ago
Okay,here’s a joke.Happened in the middle 1960’s around the time of “the Six-Day War”.
In Las Vegas,Frank Sinatra threw a tantrum when his credit was cut off.He got into a loud argument with a casino executive named Cohen—-and Sinatra got his front teeth rearranged.
The joke was soon all over Nevada that “Sinatra should have known better than to fight a Jew in the desert!”
mindjob over 1 year ago
They have known about the tunnels in the Great Pyramid for quite some time. The street signs were helpful clues
drycurt over 1 year ago
Hopefully not the mushy, soft runny version of tofu.
dpatrickryan Premium Member over 1 year ago
And in some cases, having tofu inside their skulls would be a marked improvement.
ekke over 1 year ago
Believe it or not, many brains are about as productive as tofu.
Stephen Gilberg over 1 year ago
An earworm’s a song that gets stuck in your head.
At times I develop an eyeworm instead.
I don’t mean the kind that biologists know,
Just visual patterns that don’t swiftly go.
Perhaps you don’t know what I’m talking about.
Spend hours on Tetris and then you’ll find out.
—me
JohnShirley1 over 1 year ago
This “Cosmic rays” thing…what do they mean exactly? I know what they are but how were they used here?
JohnShirley1 over 1 year ago
must be this they’re talking about…The Big Void
In 2017, scientists from the ScanPyramids project discovered a large cavity above the Grand Gallery using muon radiography, which they called the “ScanPyramids Big Void”. A research team, under the supervision of Professor Morishima Kunihiro at Nagoya University, used special nuclear emulsion detectors.166167 Its length is at least 30 metres (98 ft) and its cross-section is similar to that of the Grand Gallery. Its existence was confirmed by independent detection with three different technologies: nuclear emulsion films, scintillator hodoscopes, and gas detectors.168169 The purpose of the cavity is unknown and it is not accessible. Zahi Hawass speculates it may have been a gap used in the construction of the Grand Gallery,170 but the Japanese research team state that the void is completely different from previously identified construction spaces.171 [wikipedia]
Angry Indeed Premium Member over 1 year ago
I’ll bet they’ll find a mummified Jimmy Hoffa in that unexplored void.
metagalaxy1970 over 1 year ago
Definitely another reason not to eat tofu.
finnygirl Premium Member over 1 year ago
I’ve never experienced the Tetris effect. I don’t stay focused on any one thing for very long. I look around a lot, even if I’m reading. Maybe that trait is a result of being the oldest of 9 kids and having to keep track of all the younger siblings when babysitting, lol.
djlactin over 1 year ago
Tofu comes in a range of textures…
donut reply over 1 year ago
So the tetris effect explains my hallucinations?