Dartmouth researchers discover how and where imagination occurs in human brains

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Thank you for posting that example.

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It didn't cross my mind that this research was threatening,



I must be slipping.

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Loved that video, thanks.

stormdancer777
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And you are saying like memories perhaps thought comes from or is stored outside the brain?

I am thinking thought has a source.

Absolutely. Thought does have a source. Where that source is.....I don't even think we have the slightest notion. Despite the claims of some.

Ingo Swann, to me, had some of the best thoughts surrounding this.

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there is the tendancy by the academics and the researchers to externalize it... some call that body of knowing the 'noosphere', i guess Cayce called it 'the hall of records'... native cultures refer to parts of IT the 'spirit world'
i guess more modern theorists might call IT the collective unconscience...

IT all boils down to the Holographic Brain model... where consciousness connects with the Indivuduals' brain/mind/self

the more neural networks one creates,,, through contemplation, OBEs, even physical experience... results in more complex imaginations or even 6th sense abilities (imho)...
One could develop into a mutant if not grounded to the physical reality of the natural world in which we are acclimated...i.e.: 1 gravity, circadian rhythm, 1 atmosphere. a yellow Sun,the Moon & Tides, & social interaction...