(no subject)

[brin_bellway]

Do people with bus commutes, just, have frequent kinesthetic hallucinations when they close their eyes? Is that just a normal part of day-to-day life? Does it go away after a while?

It's not especially bothersome, but it's weird. It's like a Tetris effect, but in my vestibular system.

Comments

[wolffyluna]

I sometimes get them when I am just falling asleep or otherwise fairly tired, but they're relatively uncommon? (Buses also don't do them much for me, but boats really, really do.)

[contrarianarchon]

I don't get anything like this.

~~I wanted to post a more compelling analysis but I couldn't think of anything interesting or conclusive.~~

[sigmaleph]

It's been a while since I had a bus commute but I don't recall that being something I experienced back then

[jan_me]

I don't bus quite as often as I used to, but I don't think I have any involuntary kinesthetic hallucinations. I've definitely been able to intentionally trigger kinesthetic hallucinations for a very a long time, but I imagine that's different.

Actually, I guess that's not just kinesthetic hallucinations. I can also do auditory ones, just less easily.