real life glitches

about a month ago

>at friends house
>talking about something that i dont exactly remember details about
>a few other people there besides us
>his girlfriend laughs because of something that i dont exactly remember what
>something happened and while she was laughing (no direct disruption or anything like that)
>sounded like some kind of lag to the point that it sounded like her audible laugh reversed for a split second and went forward again

100% truth. it actually jumped me to the brain in a vat conclusion/matrix.

the /x/philes had a similar thread pertaining to "real-life glitches" where i tried to comment with this.

original thread here
>>>/x/8068523

 any ideas?

epilepsy.

your brain is not perfect. If you realised how little information your brain recieves and how much work it must do to construct the idea of the world we have, you'd be amazed that stuff like this doesn't happen to you every second of every day.

i have been aware of how much the brain does, but it is a little strange how perfectly it had happened. has there been any research done on these kinds of things?

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