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Sense Organ
The topic is the wireless brain. It was difficult to give it a name as the topic itself is very broad. Some basic concepts to start. I have to throw out a lot of mainstream brain theory, which I feel comfortable doing anyway as they have been doing it themselves as well. They used to…
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Information Energy
What is the difference between music coming from your i-Pod and the code we use to record a computer program? None, until it hits the speaker and is translated. There is no difference in environmental energies until they stimulate one or more of our sense organs and are translated. With innovations in brain-computer interface (BCI)…
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Psychic Landscape In The Internet Age
Meme. It’s a popular term in internet culture, but the actual material of these memes is not exclusive to internet culture. It’s by definition impossible to separate them. The psychic landscape is growing to more and more mirror the internet. There can come to be no meaningful difference as people come online to express all…
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Relationship Of Psionic And Arcane Energies
What about the overlap between psionic energies and arcane energies. Can each manipulate the other? The laws of metaphysics are like the laws of physics, and all things that take any sort of form have their root in the same principles. Like diet and complex factors affecting genetic heredity. So a parallel is how magnetic…
Category: Wireless Brain
The brain is a sense organ, plain and simple. A central processing unit for a variety of functions going on in the totality of human awareness.
Anything that gains or holds human attention, especially over long periods of time, builds up a charge. Informational energy. Even if you don’t accept brain to brain transference, it can be explained as the tendency of societal attention to relay experiences into the collective awareness. The collective unconscious, and then later resurfacing as spontaneous experience in an individual.
“If the human brain were so simple that we could understand it, we would be so simple that we couldn’t.” Emerson M. Pugh
“If only we could pull out our brain and use only our eyes.” Pablo Picasso (Spanish Artist and Painter. 1881-1973)