With that said, would you content that one's experiences and the first person perspective are tied so closely together it is natural to assume that the structure of experience somehow creates the first person perspective?

(Dido)

 

Does anyone have an asprin ?

 

it's true that The Batman doesn't actually posses any super powers and thus might be subjected an occasional headache but couldn't The Batman use ingenuity, deception and clever gadgetry of some sort to give him and edge over the common mind cramp especially when not having to deal with the criminal nature of that of some of the Gotham's finest?

 

Would provocation of thought, create blood flow to a region not yet experienced in a brain who's main function is that of creating a beautiful ride, thus experiencing a need for aspirin?

 

Wouldn't the aspirin increase this blood flow?

 

Aspirin as a blood thinner would definitely increase the blood flow, but would it increase it to the correct part of the body? (only the batman knows)

 

Does it really matter as long as they blood flow is increasing to the right part of the body?

 

Did you know that aspirin does thin the blood but it needs to be taken as a preventive therapy rather than an after thought and this is where The Batman doesn't need a aspirin for blood thinning because a drug made from Bat Saliva may help treat stroke clot-busting and can be given up to 9 hours after a stroke has taken place?

 

was that a question or just some batty information?

 

Do you realize much like this question, that when a sentence starts with "Did you know" and ends with a question mark that it very well might be considered a question?