I hear all sorts of things when I am in the bathroom with the automatic fan, such as people calling my name, or phones ringing. In the car, I'll feel my phone vibrating against my leg in my pocket, even if it isn't in that pocket.

I think I hear my phone ringing when I'm listening to songs sometimes. I'd say I imagine police sirens when Im driving much more (again while listening to music) Im sure there are similar played sounds and my brain jumps to a conclusion.

I don't need the Big Answers. I don't need the Doctor's name or anything huge like that. I don't like straightforward storytelling like police and medical dramas. But is it too much to ask that if an episode shows something under a bedspread to give us some answer to what it was? I can understand if it was a huge…

I have such mixed feelings but, ultimately, none of it worked for me. Again, a plot that made no sense, messing around with canon, a hand wavey resolution. If it was all in the Doctor's head, then what the FUCK was the thing under Rupert/Danny's bedspread? And why has everyone had that dream if it isn't real?…

For those of you who get the parts of the brain mixed up:

Uhmmm, no? The poor and uneducated are breeding more than the rest and don't even get me started with what's on the tv. I was raised with documentary channels showing what their logo meant, not some dudes building bikes, duck dynasty and people sifting through what garbage someone left in a storage box. From my POV…

Really, Eugenics is where you go? Troll much?

As with everything, there are caveats and even genetic factors. I for instance like to take lion's mane mushroom along with an acetylcholine helper when I'm not taking adderall.