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well that's the purpose of this excersize <.< you aren't able to feel or really experience anything other then visually.... and death isn't an option, whose life would you rather be stuck watching?
edit : nonono you can still feel emotion of yourself, you just can't feel what they experience....
OK, well, then that settles it. If I can still feel my own emotions but can visually experience someone else's life, then yes, I'll inhabit Angelina Jolie's mind and feast my eyes on Brad Pitt. I personally would still derive a good deal of pleasure from that, even second-hand. Also, if she breaks up with him down the road, she'll almost certainly take up with someone else who's interesting. Not sure I'd ever get used to the papparazzi, but since I wouldn't be feeling her emotions of frustration, I could deal with that.
hahahahaha :D
Did someone get a little too baked and watch Being John Malkovich?
I learned my lesson from that movie for sure, not to mention just common sense... Not for me man, I prefer interaction with the world.
Someone who is always high.
lol is that the movie they're talking about this idea being from? well i know yal probably aren't going to believe this (seems that movie must be similar to my idea) but i've never seen that movie, much less get the idea from there....Quote:
Originally Posted by Polymirize
lol, maybe if I can live a whole other persons life in one night, and then BAM back to the real world of my life.
get many points of views that way, yes?
tho if I was to go deep into it, I guess I wouldnt do it to much, I'd might become some severe mental schizoid at the Happy House
Jon Cussack finds a hole in his office wall that when he crawls through it takes him into the mind of John Malkovich, and he sees through his eyes for a period of time until he gets spit out somewhere on the New Jersey turnpike.
Its weird.
But you should totally check it out... :thumbsup:
oh, forgot a name, lol.
Terence McKenna was pretty cool in my book.
well now i gotta check it out, cuz this idea has always fascinated me (watching someone else live their life)