Time Dilation Effect: Because Your Memories Are a Jumbled Mess

Quantum Leap Support: Where the laws of physics are more like "guidelines"

When you Quantum Leap, time gets all wonky. Like, seriously wonky. You might remember last Thursday, but forget what you had for breakfast yesterday. Or maybe you recall the plot of every episode of 'The Great British Baking Show' but can't recall your own phone number.

Here are some stats to give you an idea of how time dilation is affecting your brain:

• 85.23% of people who Quantum Leaped reported forgetting their favorite food.
• 92.15% reported forgetting their spouse's name.
• 98.72% reported having a vague recollection of their own identity.

Don't worry, it's not all bad! You can still have fun with your time-dilated memories. Try making up new stories about who you are and what you did. It's like improv, but with more confusion!

Want to learn more about the effects of time dilation on your mind? Check out our subpages:

• Lost Identity? Don't Worry, It's Normal!
• Time Loops: Because Your Life Wasn't Complicated Enough
• Alternate Reality Checklist: Is This Real Life?