Surge in neurotransmission activities

[GrooseIsLoose]

Have you been in a situation where your brain processes every single information at that moment?

I've been in a bicycle accident when I was 9th grade and I remember the model of the scooter that hit me and what happened exactly.

My friend was in an car accident where he had a similar experience

 

[217ChristmasAngels]

Yes, I have, but it's embarrassing and weird so I'mma keep it to myself.

 

[ExLight]

I'm not sure what you mean, can you describe what that surge feels like a bit better?

 

[GrooseIsLoose]

I'm not sure what you mean, can you describe what that surge feels like a bit better?

For example under normal circumstances, I would've noticed the scooter etc. The accident happened in a fraction of second. But my brain already thought of all the possible ways it could end and also it took a 'picture' of that moment. Like it was hyper aware or something

 

[Spiritual Mask Salesman]

I've had moments where an important item was falling that I couldn't let break, and as it was falling it felt like I was so in focus on it that it was as if time slowed down, and I could accurately predict its trajectory, allowing me to pull off a catch that normally I'd never be able to.