Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 14, 2021 7:08:43 GMT
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Long-term memory setup requires a reliable delivery crew
Pincho says...
And requires the timed intervals of gravity propagation. The way that gravity moves also times areas of the brain so that they become correlated... like a lightning flash. It's a zig-zagging pathway that ignores other pathways. How does gravity do that?
Gravity moves into holes, spins, and then moves into another hole. The spin acts like a revolving doorway, gravity has to wait for the spin to move on so that it can move into that hole...
Oddly.. wait = weight. Which isn't that odd, because we are in a simulation with physics hidden from us.
All of those spins that open doorways can become synced together, and that makes a long pathway where all the doors open at the right time to be treated as a single doorway... a lightning flash (magnetism also works that way, where iron is timed to the open doorways of the magnet).
So each part of the brain becomes timed to its own set of doorways.
Pincho Paxton
Long-term memory setup requires a reliable delivery crew
Pincho says...
And requires the timed intervals of gravity propagation. The way that gravity moves also times areas of the brain so that they become correlated... like a lightning flash. It's a zig-zagging pathway that ignores other pathways. How does gravity do that?
Gravity moves into holes, spins, and then moves into another hole. The spin acts like a revolving doorway, gravity has to wait for the spin to move on so that it can move into that hole...
Oddly.. wait = weight. Which isn't that odd, because we are in a simulation with physics hidden from us.
All of those spins that open doorways can become synced together, and that makes a long pathway where all the doors open at the right time to be treated as a single doorway... a lightning flash (magnetism also works that way, where iron is timed to the open doorways of the magnet).
So each part of the brain becomes timed to its own set of doorways.
Pincho Paxton