Packaged Evolution

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Human Consciousness, Evolution andReincarnation in a Parallel, Intelligent Universe

Packaged Evolution

and how a plug-inprovided the origin of language

2010 www.atotalawareness.com


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This is a true story about the human race.

It shows how a parallel universe with a plug-in can describe God, universes, humanevolution, reincarnation, population growth, the brain, consciousness, thought processes,free will, language, communication, questions, the big bang, death, the self, karma,

judgment, atheism, love, religion, spiritual awareness, meditation, acupuncture, theplacebo effect, prayer, intelligent design, mental illnesses, miscarriage, the meaning of

life, heaven, hell and much more.

Foreword

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I would be happy to focus my energy and attention on fascinating andchallenging intellectual issues. Among them are many that arise with regardto the nature, use, acquisition and origin of human language.

- Noam Chomsky, November 2009

Save your energy. The advanced functionsenable you to think using language. They arethe origin of human language. With thepackageinstalled, everything else, including the ability to use a spoken language, follows naturally.


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The human brain is a work in progress. According to Charles Darwins theoryof evolution it has been evolving for millions of years.

This model claims that as part of that evolutionary process, the brain has

gained the ability to preserve its most highly advanced functions beyond its

natural lifetime. That is, to pass them on to a future generation. Such anachievement would undoubtedly provide a useful, competitive, evolutionaryadvantage.

Thought processes are recursive. Thoughts are generated by adding information through trial and error to a process until asolution (words to be spoken) is achieved. Evolution is also a recursive process. Genetic information is added to a processthrough trial and error until a solution (adaptation to an environment) is achieved.
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This model claims that thought processes are determined by a combinationofprimitive functions, provided genetically by a physical host, and advancedfunctions, provided by a package.

They are in a constant tug-of-war to dominate consciousness.

Cognitive scientists often refer to a cognitive reserve being like software of the mind. Research shows that the cognitive reserveis more resilient than brain hardware. According to this model, the reason is that it is part of an indestructible package.
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Primitive functions (computing) are programmed (computing) into the brain using impulsive neural networks (computing)(biology) and they are often associated with impulsive behavior (like this), typical of chimpanzees and other primitive creatures.They form the id, ego and super-ego components of Sigmund Freuds psychic apparatus.

This model classifies the human brains thought processes as either primitivefunctions or advanced functions.

Primitive functions clearly dominate consciousness during the early stages of

childhood development.

Primitive functions are provided by primitive, genetically-inherited neuralnetworks. They are programmed by naturefor survival and they are

responsible for the sensations of pain, suffering and fear. They have evolvedover millions of years. Their actions are predetermined.

Primitive functions 2009 www.atotalawareness.com
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This model describes advanced (language) functions as highly evolvedmental attributes such as altruism, creativity, spirituality and an ability tooverride primitive functions. All of those attributes are governed by ways ofthinking. Every way of thinking is implemented as a complex piece of

computer software (set of rules) residing inside a package (computing).They are accessed via an interface that partly resides in the brainsprefrontal cortex and feeds into other areas of the brain that use complexinformation, such as speech centers (Brocas area, Wernickes area). They

did not arrive as a result of random Darwinian evolution.

These functions provide higher consciousness.

Advanced functions are installed into the brain by a special process.

Advanced functions

This model claims that these functions manage thought sequences structured in the language of thought. Even people ofextremely low intelligence are gifted with this extremely high level ability. Thoughts that are structured in the language ofthought can be translatedto and from spoken languageswith relative ease. Language becomes a simple fact of life. Using it

requires the brain to utilise a number of concepts familiar to computer science such as parsing and lexical analysis. This couldnot possiblybe achieved by primitive functions. The ego plays an important judgment role in the formation of complex thoughts.It can veto (Benjamin Libet) results created by the advanced functions, preventing them from entering conscious awareness.Scientists believe this confirms that free will does not exist - which is incorrect. The advanced functions in combination with thepower of veto provide the what, whereas free will provides the when, if ever, to deliver it to another person or people.

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Primitive functions

Modern science is not aware of the architecture (above) of the advanced functions.Here is a modern scientific (primitive) view, describing the brain as a city containing interconnected highways.

Stimulus

Neural networks


Primitive, impulsive result

(anger, fear, hatred, revenge, opportunism, judgment, territorial behavior, greed, arrogance, selfishness etc)

Fight, scream, stare, hate, judge etc or nothing

Advanced functions

Brain

Package Advanced functions (ways of thinking)

Stimulus

(altruism, enhanced awareness/understanding/intuition/love, self-control, spirituality, compassion, creativity etc)

Controlled result

Speak, imagine, meditate, create, solve etc or nothing
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Eventually the brain made an important breakthrough. It developed anability to be reprogrammed. It evolved to a point where a plug-in(computing) could be installed. Software could be installed from a packageand the brain could managethat software.

The brain has an ability to manage packages of advanced functions. It canuse them and, as you will see later, change them.

The great leap forward

According to this model, the great leap forward occurred before the arrival of anatomically modern humans.

The scientific definition of the great leap forward is the emergence of modern human behaviour, but the scientific community isheavily divided over how and when it occurred. Human behavior has evolved gradually in line with the evolution of the brain andthe speech apparatus. Basic communication skills including a gestural sign language predated the ability to communicateeffectively probably by hundreds of thousands of years. The critics of gestural theory fail to understand that gesturing is a more

comprehensive system of communication than pitch-based vocal communication. Advanced language arrived suddenly. Theskills arrived gradually.

A package can be thought of as an inheritable unit, just like genetic material. The human brain is a symbiotic gateway(computing) between two universes. It evolves towards both of those universes.

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Darwinian evolution provided the brain with an ability to install advancedcomponents into the executive regions of the brain.

When it provided the brain with the ability to manage packages, the role of

Darwinian evolution in the evolution of mankind had served its usefulpurpose.

Charles Darwin has handed over the baton

Darwinian evolution

The brains neural network softwareresponsible for consciousness can be thought of as a Web browser (computing) and theadvanced functions can be thought of as an advanced plug-in.

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During early pregnancy the reincarnation (installation) begins.

An attachment is made to the brain, followed by the installation of a packagethat completes as the brain matures, providing the brain with the functions

and apparatus required to think using language and to communicate usinglanguage.

This provides a platform (computing) for reincarnation.

Reincarnation

It is logical to think that information from the growing body is reverse-engineered (computing) into the maturing brain,providing an effective means of channeling energy and anxiety throughout the body later in life. The brain contains a mappingor index (computing) of the body. This could help to explain acupuncture, phantom limbs and the placebo effect. Theprimitive, physical brain is closely related to the body. It is also a conduit for highly advanced thought processes. This is a

dualist solution to the mind-body problem. So what happens if reincarnation doesnt occur? Because of the competitiveadvantageprovided by language, the human brain has evolved a requirement for it. Without it, a miscarriage occurs.

Many language difficulties and psychological problems can emerge during the installation. Science struggles to cope with thesubject because it isnt aware of the relationships between evolution, reincarnation, packaging and language.

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A language plug-in would be compatible with any suitable brain thatallowed reprogramming.

Compatibility

As the individual matures, advanced features emerge such as advanced speech, creativity and spirituality. These are all relatedto being able to think in a language.

The brain requires a compatible interface. From earthly experience, suitablemeans brains of bipedal hominids.

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The developing brain eventually reaches a stage of readiness for theattachment and installation to begin.

Availability

It is possible that a womans anxiety levels could have an influence on availability/readiness. Nature seems to use anxiety as a

tool to indicate readiness. PMT, postnatal depression and menopause are associated with anxiety and not being ready. It ispossible that anxiety is used as a trigger for termination when there is no installation.

Independent research has indicated a link between miscarriages and anxiety. The wide variation in the scientific data onmiscarriage reflects a lack of quality research.

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A planet reaches a significant milestone when a home-grown brain can hosta space-traveler.

Immigration

The cranial capacity in fossil evidence of the Homo genus is the best guide to when and where advanced consciousnessappeared on earth. Paleontologists should be able to decide whether evidence relates to a primitive or advanced individual.

It is theorized that as the brain has tripled in size over 5 million years of human evolution the prefrontal cortex has increased insize sixfold. - Wikipedia

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Language mayshape human thought - suggests a counting study in aBrazilian tribe whose language does not define numbers above two.

- New Scientist magazine, August 2004

According to this model, language doesshape human thought. There is no doubt. The fundamental difference between thethought patterns of humans and primitive creatures is that humans have the addedability to think in a language. It is surprisingthat science has trouble accepting such a simple concept.


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According to this model, an intrinsic, primitive language such as Jerry Fodorslanguage of thought (LOT) or at least a common universal grammar is at theroot of advanced thought processes. It is used all the time by human brains.It can only be processed by complex, highly structured software which

cannot evolve by random processes.

Advanced functions based on this language are included in the package.They define the way that people think about things at a high level. This

language does not play a role in primitive, instinctive thought patterns.

This language operates at a subconscious level. The brain can translatethought sequences into the spoken (native) language when required.

Language of thought

Species that use the language of thought are the beneficiaries of reincarnation. The language of thought and reincarnation areinextricably linked. The highly structured software that converts external stimulus into the language of thought cannot evolvethrough Darwinian evolution. It is part of a package that evolves via an orderly, controlled process across lifetimes.This scientific literature claims that language resulted from changes in two amino acids. This is no more than a crude attempt todescribe an incredible process. This one claims that language resulted from increased working memory and a few geneticmutations. If this was the case, chimpanzees and other primates would have developed language skills long, long ago. As wehave seen, although the amountof memory is important, the thought processis more important and extremely complex.

Theories about the origin of language are constantly changing. Science struggles with the subject.

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The most obvious objection to reincarnation is that there is no evidence of aphysical process by which a personality could survive death and travel toanother body.

- Wikipedia

This model deals directly with that objection. The advanced functions are a true representation of personality. They are the rulesthat determine howpeople think. The physical process is the installation. It is possible that by studying events during the earlystages of fetal development in more detail, evidence of reincarnation will begin to appear and the scientific community will besatisfied.


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Mental conditions like anxiety, bipolar disorder, dementia, epilepsy,migraines, schizophrenia, Tourettes syndrome (and countless others) can bebetter understood when you understand the complex challenges that theprimitive, vulnerable human brain is trying to cope with. Unfortunately, the

human brain cant always be fixed or enhanced.

It is a role ofnatureto fix physical problems of the brain and body.

Living in a complex modern society worsens all of these mental conditions.The brain is thrashing (computing) while struggling to use the right functionsand maintain the right mental state (computing).

Natures requirement to share information places increasing stress on the

brain as the amount of information increases.

Language plays a role in most mental illnesses.

Hereditary mental illnesses can result from primitiveparts of the brain having trouble coping with the requirements of language.This article contains scientific views about the relationship between evolution and depression. This article is a guide to howcommon depression is in Western society. According to this model, depression can be a by-product of language andinformation sharing. Remember also that the subconscious basis (root) of every questionis a problem (I have a problembecause). Anxiety increases. Theory: ADHD symptoms are reduced as language skills improve in the maturingbrain. This model can probably be used to describe nearly every mental illness. A forum will be created. Science struggles.

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For reincarnation to succeed the package must be protected. According tothis model, reincarnation does succeed.

The structural definition of the package is protected during and between

lifetimes because it resides in a parallel universe, permanently attached tothe brain via a connection to an interface (computing) inside the brain. Theinterface provides the brain with access to language skills.

We are in both universes at the same time! Your consciousness switchesbetween them seamlessly according to your situation.

Because ways of thinking are preserved (and, for most people at least,informationis not), some people are able to be philosophical about certain

topics without having the personal experience to support their case.

Preservation 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

Evidence from identical twins shows that personality traits (twins-aggression) derived from primitive areas (including memory) ofthe brain show a strong correlation, while advanced personality traits (twins-creativity) show no more correlation than those ofpeople chosen at random. You have a primitive personality, which has a strong genetic basis and an advanced personality,which has a weak genetic basis. Your consciousness switches between them.

The parallel universe is a younger, smaller universe than the one you are aware of. According to this model, part of our thinkingoccurs inthe parallel universe. It is notsomething that is only accessible after death.

Clearly, ways of thinking about a God or Godsare integrated into the package. They are a fundamental human trait.
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At this point in time most of the scientific community prefers the materialistview that only the brain (matter) is responsible for consciousness. Theyclaim that the mind is simply a result of processes in the brain.

But according to this model, the development of the human brain and thehuman mind are heavily influenced by the contents of the package.

The human brain is not just derived from genetic information (and

environmental factors). The advanced functions are integrated into theoperation of the brain, producing a mind that genetics alone could notpossibly account for.

Without the advanced functions the brain would beprimitive. It would be

simply designed to navigate the primitive forces of life on earth, just like thebrain of a monkey.

Dualism of mind and brain 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

This model includes a dynamic environment that has not been investigated by modern science in its ongoing failure to produce ameaningful understanding of consciousness.

Here is a formal list of references to thousands of scientific papers about consciousness. Despite a wealth of knowledgeresulting from the investment of trillionsof dollars, science hasnt come close to producing a formal definition of consciousness.
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Because humans express their conscious states using language, it istempting to equate language abilities and consciousness. There are,however, speechless humans (infants, feral children, aphasics, severe formsof autism), to whom consciousness is attributed despite language lost or not

yet acquired. Moreover, the study of brain states of non-linguistic primates,in particular the macaques, has been used extensively by scientists andphilosophers in their quest for the neural correlates of the contents ofconsciousness

- Wikipedia

This model claims that human consciousness is a product of both advanced (language of thought) and primitive functions, butprimitive functions provide consciousness in their own right. The advanced functions provide additional functionality.

Science is beginning to understand that there is more to language than just speaking and listening. This recent article shows thatcreating sign language uses the same parts of the brain that are used to create speech. Deaf people with Tourettes Syndromehave been reported to swear in sign language. Scientists will eventually understand that such regions of the brain are part of alanguage interface. In the meantime they struggle with the basics.
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According to this model, certain events trigger management processes insidethe brain. New ways of thinking can be produced by certain events, such asthinking, speaking, listening to others speak and by dramatic events.

For most people the urge to thinkis just as accessible as the urge to speak.It provides the ability to think intuitively, which in turn provides moreopportunities for change. For some people thinking about thinking is a veryreal problem, probably due to interference.

You have the ability to decide whento say something or think about sayingsomething and therefore you also have free will.

Free will is an adaptation of the human brain to a parallel, free will universe.

Determinism 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

In this context free will is all about being able to decide whento share information. The information doesnt have to be deliveredto the intended recipient(s) immediately. You are constantlybeing given the opportunity to share information. Many people withTourettes syndrome are able to suppress their symptoms until a more appropriatetime. Like others, they have free will. The egocan decide whether or not to attend a meetingand whether or not to accept the response.

If you have the ability to choose when to speak then you also have free will. Scientists pride themselves on saying the rightthings at the right times. By their own (deterministic) definition they are living an illusion.
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I don't actually know what I actually think about that [determinism], Ihaven't taken up a position about that.

- Richard Dawkins, October 2006

The brains interface to the intelligent universe provides language skills and the free will to make complex choices.

The spoken words I love you are a perfect combination of life, love, language and free will.


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The human Orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) is among the least-understood regionsof the human brain, but it has been proposed that the OFC is involved insensory integration, in representing the affective value of reinforcers, and indecision-making and expectation. In particular the human OFC is thought to

regulate planning behavior associated with sensitivity to reward andpunishment.

- Wikipedia

According to this model, the Orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) is part of a complex information processing network. This claim issupported by epilepsy research. It is an adaptation to language.
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Conscious evolution occurs during the lifetime of a physical being throughenhancements. When do enhancements occur? An enhancement occurs as aresult of an event that changes a persons philosophical outlook; their way ofthinking. See philosophical realism. An enhancement can only occur after the

brain has reached maturity and the connection has been completed.

Enhancements can result from approved spiritual experiences. The braintreats them as real events, not fantasies or hallucinations. Fortunately,people have a perception of being able to judge for themselves. Forexample, atheists can discredit spiritual experiences by using this primitivetrue/false judgment ability. The ego acts like a gatekeeper.

Conscious evolution 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

Richard Dawkins memes are defined as cultural entitiesthat are used by humans and preserved by communication. According

to this model, these things can instead be packaged and used much later. They result from conscious experiences, not as heclaims, natural selection. Memes are part of his bizarre, convoluted attempt to package everything into Darwinian evolution.

According to this model, some people have a highly-evolved consciousness (spiritual awareness). The education systemdoesnt teach people how to thinkand therefore it doesnt contribute to conscious evolution. Instead it rewards the primitive,genetic advantage of memory. An atheist, like a serial killer, can have an incredibly good memory and problem-solving skills(see atheist camps) without having spirituality, creativity, artistic ability etc.

The hypnotist Michael Newton has documented his research into the progression of souls.

Theory: Bipolar disorder involves a malfunction of the gatekeeper.
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In spite of their genetic similarity to humans, chimpanzees and great apeshave maximum lifespans that rarely exceed 50 years. The difference,explains USC Davis School of Gerontology Professor Caleb Finch, is that ashumans evolved genes that enabled them to better adjust to levels of

infection and inflammation and to the high cholesterol levels of their meatrich diets.

- Science Daily, December 2009

The reason for longer lifespans in humans is that they possess the highly evolved information-sharing viruses, which act ashelpers. They are an advanced life-support system and they support conscious evolution in old age. Science struggles.


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A major mystery in human evolution concerns why there is such a giganticjump between the brains ofHomo habilis and Homo erectus. The earlierhominoid has a brain only slightly larger than an ape; the later one a cortexas large as that of modern humanity.

- Robert Ornstein, The Evolution of Consciousness

Packaged Evolution provides a simple explanation. A complex connection was being established with the upright Homo erectus,giving language skills. The connection is a bridgebetween two universes. It attaches to several areas of the brain, includingmemory areas, via an interface. Recent human ancestors such as Homo erectus (language) and Archaic Homo sapiens hadlanguage skills and therefore they benefited from reincarnation, free will, creativity, artistic ability, altruism etc and spirituality.This also applies to Neanderthals (language).

This scientific article claims that the rapid increase in brain size is because of an increase in genetically-encoded proteins(although the data are only correlative at this point). In other words, the claim is the kind of long range stab in the darkthat thescientific community is normally so critical of. According to this model, the larger brain size and a plethora of mental illnessesoccurred alongside language, not new proteins. Human brains are still adapting to a parallel, intelligent universe.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_habilishttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_erectushttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_erectus#Socialityhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaic_Homo_sapienshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthal#Languagehttp://symposium.cshlp.org/content/early/2009/10/22/sqb.2009.74.025.abstracthttp://symposium.cshlp.org/content/early/2009/10/22/sqb.2009.74.025.abstracthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthal#Languagehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaic_Homo_sapienshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_erectus#Socialityhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_erectushttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_habilis


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Micro organism

Homo habilis(fetus)

Homo erectus

Primitive + Adv.Primitive

Homo erectus +evolution

Primitive + Adv.

Darwinian evolution

Packaged evolution of advanced functions

Reincarnation + physical evolution

. . .

Visitor

Evolution of Homo erectus from Homo habilis (or other ancestor)

Earth

. . .

Enhancements

(Population growth) (Population decline)

Darwinian evolution continues.

Visitor

According to this model, our recent ancestors (like Homo erectus) were also reincarnated. Theirbrains were hardwired for information-sharing. Visitors use the best availableresources.

Reincarnation at each stage

. . .

Hosts


Time


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Human fetus Human

Primitive + Adv.Primitive

Human + evolution

Primitive + Adv.

Hosts

. . .

Earth

Packaged evolution of advanced functions

Human mother

Primitive + Adv.Conception

Enhancements

(Population growth) (Population decline)

Reincarnation

Reincarnation at each stage

Visitor Visitor

2009 www.atotalawareness.comEvolution of humans from humans

Darwinian evolution continues.

Time


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Everything has now changed except for our way of thinking.

- Albert Einstein

Evolution of advanced functions changes ways of thinking. The functions haveevolved, so ways of thinking havechanged andthey can still change. Cognitive restructuring uses intrapersonal communication (self-talk) to change the way people think,confirming the important relationship between language and thinking. Modern society focuses almost entirely on learninginformation, which doesnt cause evolutionary changes to occur. Schools dont teach creativity.

A man is but the product of his thoughts; what he thinks, he becomes.

- Mahatma Gandhi

2009 t t l
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A true God would be able to reveal information by using processes that arebased on the universal language, the language of thought. The human braincould then handle that information to create momentary and/or lastingeffects.

This model claims that such a God does exist and is processing andresponding to events. For example, an event could be a naturally occurringevent or it could be a conscious request from a person.

The universal God 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

Amongst other reasons, packaged functions and their evolution couldnt possibly have been facilitated in humans by natural,random processes. Similarly, an intelligent universe couldnt have been created randomly. The type of thoughts that it producesin the human brain are further confirmation of its true identity. Evidence shows that conscious requests to God can oftenproduce a conscious awareness of God. Evidence such as mental illness also shows that the human brain is still adapting tothis intelligent universe. It is creating more effectiveconnections. The interface to the primitive brain is improving over time. Inthis case, what appears to be an extremely complex problem at a conscious level was reduced (using complex logic) to asimple problem at a subconscious level. There is a considerable variation in the evolution of the Orbitofrontal cortex of the brainamongst human beings. Understandably, science doesnt understand why.

Religion provides an avenue to God just as science provides an avenue to nature. Both are valid.

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Our expanding environment is like an expanding brain, growing, but over alonger period of time. It contains an expanding language and free willinterface, the intelligent universe. With perfect symmetry, an expandingbrain also contains an expanding language and free will interface.

God is not required to create the home-grown universe or its inhabitants.

Our parallel universe is expanding because it is being installed into thehome-grown (known) universe, and therefore contributing to theaccelerating expansion of the home-grown universe.

The universal brain 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

Does the known universe require a big bang? No, just as a brain doesnt require a big bang. It grows from matter surrounding it.The known universe didnt require a singularityjust as a brain doesnt require a singularity. Did the thing surrounding the knownuniverse have a big bang? There is no reason to believe that a higher levelof expanding universes would be required andtherefore the logical answer is no.

It is logical to think that God can communicate with other universes at the same level, providing the possibility of multiple Gods.Does a human brain have a beginning? Yes, but not entirely, due to reincarnation. The same applies to the universe. Part of itexisted previously. The language of thought and free will are propertiesof the intelligent universe.

The expansion is obvious, but there are fundamental unknowns regarding the big bang, the edge of the universe, the number ofuniverses and the fate of the universe. Despite popular claims, scientists know very little about the expansion of the universe.

2009 www atotalawareness comReincarnation of advanced functions
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerating_universehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Banghttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/3352360/Scientists-glimpse-dark-flow-lurking-beyond-the-edge-of-the-universe.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiversehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiversehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Big_Bang#Ultimate_fate_of_the_universehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Big_Bang#Ultimate_fate_of_the_universehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiversehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiversehttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/3352360/Scientists-glimpse-dark-flow-lurking-beyond-the-edge-of-the-universe.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Banghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerating_universe


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Home-grown brain

(Primitive functions only)

Reincarnation (installation)

Interface

The Self(Including the packageof advanced functions)


GeneticScience once referred to a certain area of the brain asthe God Spot. It has since been revealed that there ismore than one area involved in spiritual experience.

Reincarnation of advanced functions

A journey of transformation is at themystical heart of all religions. It is ajourney to meet the self and at the sametime to meet the Divine.- Carl Jung

This is a logical model based on symmetry and symbiosis

(Religious and spiritual phenomena) tend to be built upon theexisting framework of how the brain works. So if we have anexperience of the love of God, there is an underlying biologyof that experience that is probably the same as how you feellove for your wife, for example. On the other hand, what wealso tend to find is that there seems to be a larger network ofstructures that do tend to get involved. The data seem tosuggest that (faith) probably activates these structures to a

slightly stronger degree.- Andrew Newberg

Religions are different roads convergingto the same point. What does it matter if

we take different roads so long as wereach the same goal?- Mahatma Gandhi

ConnectionAdaptations

Language and free will

Countless mental illnesses are symptomsof our evolution towards a paralleluniverse. Even primitive parts of the

human brain such as the amygdala areadapting as part of that process.this positive correlation suggests thatamygdalar enlargement in the normalpopulation might be related to creativemental activity. - WikipediaStudying identical twins with differentcreative abilities might help to identify

how much sizematters and whether ornot it is entirely hereditary.

The Self has the same characteristics asa DNA virus (example 1, example 2). Itconnects to the brain and it can perform

gene therapy. If it canhappen it willhappen. Retroviruses exploitthiscapability (vulnerability).

2009 www atotalawareness comThe role of God and the evolution of language and free will
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amygdala#Memory_modulationhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tevenphage.svghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Phage_injecting_its_genome_into_bacterial_cell.pnghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_therapyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_therapyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Phage_injecting_its_genome_into_bacterial_cell.pnghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tevenphage.svghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amygdala#Memory_modulation


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Barren

Parallel universes

God (Male)

Self

Self

Package(interface)

A planet is like an egg, eventuallycontaining life such as plants and earlybipedal hominids. The egg is fertilised. Atbirth intelligent creatures arrive withlanguage skills. After some maturitycame humans with complex speech and aconscious awakening. Evolution continues.


Home-grown universe(Female)

(Primitive creatures only)

(Advanced)

(Advanced)

Human

Human

(Primitive)Monkey

Earth

Parallel universe

Advanced(hosts)

Primitive

LanguageFree willReincarnation

The human brain is a symbioticgateway between two universes

The role of God and the evolution of language and free will

The parallel universes are referred tohere as the Intelligent Universe

This is a logical model based on symmetry and symbiosis

Connection

Fertilization (installation)

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All organisms on Earth are descended from a common ancestor or ancestralgene pool.

- Wikipedia

A connectioncould be added to the brain by a process that influences cellular differentiation. The scientific field of epigeneticsshows that this occurs in nature and as the article says here multigenerational epigenetics could be another aspect toevolution and adaptation. An interfaceinside the brain has been improving over time via natural selection. Recent researchshows that retroviruses have also contributed to evolution. They have manufactured spontaneous changes to the gene pool.Progeria has surprised scientists by making its way into the gene pool.The scientific community is heavily divided over human evolution and its views are constantly changing.

2009 www atotalawareness com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellular_differentiationhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epigeneticshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_selectionhttp://www.chinapost.com.tw/life/discover/2010/02/20/245203/Viruses-changed.htmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrovirushttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progeriahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_evolutionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Human_evolution&action=historyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Human_evolution&action=historyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_evolutionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progeriahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrovirushttp://www.chinapost.com.tw/life/discover/2010/02/20/245203/Viruses-changed.htmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_selectionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epigeneticshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellular_differentiation


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The intelligent design is in the intelligent universe, the self and the interface.The self contains technology that we can only dream of, including an abilityto automatically program itself and an ability to make use of a complexinterface to the brain.

God does not directly intervene in the process of evolution. Humans haveadapted to an intelligent universe.

Intelligent (universe) design 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

Could Packaged Evolution have been responsible for evolutionary gaps? This model doesnt need rapid changes to occur. It

just needs resources (hosts), although it could have given the Homo genus a helping hand.

The intelligent universe created man (and recent evolutionary ancestors) indirectly. Not the primitive, genetic, vulnerable,physical hostcomponent of a highly-evolved species, but the incredibly advanced thinking component. Both components aremerged to form intelligent beings that are well suited to life on earth. Even so, there is no guarantee of a long, successful,pleasurable existence.

Could this model affect the debate over the multiregional evolution (ME) vs recent African origin (RAO) models of humanevolution that heavily divides the scientific community? The answer is almost certainly yes. Spontaneous changes would haveoccurred in random locations, favouring the ME model. It is likely that the Homo erectus species with its variable brain size wasa common target.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_programminghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transitional_fossilhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transitional_fossilhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiregional_origin_of_modern_humanshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recent_African_origin_of_modern_humanshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recent_African_origin_of_modern_humanshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiregional_origin_of_modern_humanshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transitional_fossilhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_programming


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We are the players in an information war between two universes. Humansshare information with others in various ways. Some of the information thatthey share favors one universe or the other. People have the ability to usefree will to decide whento share information that has been generated by

their own set of rules.

Humans use advanced functions from an intelligent universe to create andtherefore share complex information, despite the fact that they are unawareof another universe.

Information wars 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

According to this model, the brain uses the ego as a judge in its decision-making process. The ego is a seatof consciousawareness and it provides an ability to make high-level decisions. It has an ability to judge complex language.

In cases where the ego needs to create thoughts in a complex language it calls on the services of a higher thinker. It thenjudges the result subconsciously. In terms of Carl Jungs psychological types, the ego can create a temporary thinkingconsciousness. The ego has an ability to veto results. This is a useful mechanism for self-conscious people. They cananticipate what a critical real-lifejudge (such as an overbearing parent) would think before choosing when(using free will) tosay something.

The egos decisions are shaped by information (memories) - which can force some people to favor one universe over the otherin their communication with others.

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According to this model, a planet can be fertilised by a parallel universe.Earth was fertilised shortly before or during the time of Homo erectus.

A parallel universe includes a multithreading computer. Using an Internet

(computing) analogy, the parallel universe is a server (computing). Whenyou requesta complex thought in this request/response model you aresending a requirement to the server, according to your rules. The server isthe information processor. Advanced functions are executed on the server.

Without a server, creating complex thoughts would be impossible!

The planetary egg 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

To be precise, this model follows a 3-tier architecture (computing). The brain is the client (computing), performing requests(computing). The self is the middle tier (computing) containing the rules/logic and the parallel universe is a server. Incredibly,the client has the ability to force changes to the rules. Taking the analogy further, the intelligent universe is the Internet and Godis an Internet Service Provider (computing).

This analogy is remarkable and it creates the possibility of others, such as Gods being members of a civilization.

According to this model, when your self visits earth it accepts an agreement to remain here until the time of the death of yourhost. There is no easy escape. If there was, people would be leaving all the time and civilization would fail.

There is in fact another tier between the brain and the self, an information-sharing virus of the human mind.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internethttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internethttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_(computing)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitier_architecture#Three-tier_architecturehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Client_(computing)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_retrievalhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_retrievalhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_logichttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_service_providerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_service_providerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_logichttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_retrievalhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_retrievalhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Client_(computing)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitier_architecture#Three-tier_architecturehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_(computing)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internethttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet


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The self (and therefore the packaged functions) resides in the intelligentuniverse. At death, leaving the brain is as simple as detaching a connectionto the brains interface.

Avirtual umbilical cordis simply disconnected.

Leaving the brain 2009 www.atotalawareness.com

The memory interface is lost and therefore memories are also lost, but ways of thinking(rules) are retained. Information isdeleted. Consciousness isnt.

It is possible that in some cases of dissociative identity disorder a connection is shared(between multiple personalities).

Stored memories are associated (tagged) with the identity of each visitor. According to this model, the persona that dominatesconsciousness at any point in time is the one that is most able to share importantinformation at that time. The fact that thiscondition is over-represented in North America suggests that visitors have the ability to choose a hostand that there iscompetition for places. This model features twins, triplets etc. It contains an impressive symmetry with human pregnancy.



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The human brain requestscomplex thoughts.

We are inside the expanding parallel universe, which provides our known universe withlanguage and free will. We have been given the ability to use the best availableresources, including otherwise primitivehuman hosts. We can gain a greater spiritualawareness by learning rules.

The packaged functions arent installed directly into the brain. They are attached to aninterface.

According to this model then, your self is a visitor. It contains the conscious field, thepackage of advanced functions (rules), a scheduler and various abilities, such as being

able to connect to, communicate with and disconnect from a host. It is part of agreater consciousness. It provides thoughts to the brain, according to rules, via aninterface. You have the ability to make permanent changes to those rules by usingyour own free will.


How could science have gotten it so wrong? Because science is based on information, not rules, and it has tried to win the

debate using information about the home-grownuniverse. Modern technology, which draws so many people towards science, isjust another part of the home-grown universe. The miracle of consciousness is far more advanced. The scientific community,which is dominated by males, is only aware of the femaleuniverse. The limitations of the scientific method means that sciencecannot, through observation, fully understand thought processes or anything that is closely related, such as consciousness.



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Great scientists of our time who sound religious usually turn out not to be so whenyou examine their beliefs more deeply. This is certainly true of Einstein and Hawking.

- Richard Dawkins, The God Delusion

Richard Dawkins, your greatest show has been wrapped in something much greater.

In view of such harmony in the cosmos which I, with my limited human mind, am able torecognise, there are yet people who say there is no God. But what really makes meangry is that they quote me for the support of such views.

- Albert Einstein



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According to this model, our physical form and primitive consciousness resides in ahome-grown, expanding, physical, predetermined universe. Darwinian evolution

continues. Our advanced consciousness resides in a younger, smaller, expanding, freewill, parallel, intelligent universe. We can learn about both via our everydayexperience. Every person has a connection to the intelligent universe.

God is fertilizing the home-grown, predetermined, primitive, scientific, female universe

with language, free will and selveslike yours.

So you see, a parallel universe with a plug-in describes God, universes, humanevolution, reincarnation, population growth, the brain, consciousness, thoughtprocesses, free will, language, questions, the big bang, death, the self, karma,

judgment, atheism, love, religion, spiritual awareness, meditation, prayer, intelligentdesign, mental illnesses, miscarriage, the meaning of life, heaven, hell and muchmore. Science doesnt adequately describe any of them.

The first universe provides the mode 1 (deterministic) experience in language-specific seizures. The second universe providesthe mode 2 (free will) experience. Primitive creatures are deterministic because they spent millions of years evolving in adeterministic universe. Dogs have the ability to detect an approaching seizure because they detect changes in consciousness.

Heaven is the mode 2 universe. Hell is when the brain cant cope with it.

According to this model, the mode 1 universe was created naturally and grows like a living organism. Primitive creaturesevolved. God then created the mode 2 universe and therefore, intelligent life with language skills and free will.



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The evolution of humans began with the evolution of primitive creatures andcontinued with the arrival of visitors, via a plug-in to the brain, from the expanding,

intelligent universe. That arrival provided the sudden appearance of advancedconsciousness and language in the recent ancestors of human beings. Evolution alsooccurs elsewhere in the home-grown universe.

The meaning of life is to experience, evolve (physically and consciously) and share

important information.

Our environment is the known universe and a parallel universe. The intelligentuniverse is a collection of parallel universes.

Why do so many people feel that God is the creator of the universe? Because their consciousness is heavily influenced by the

intelligent universe. He created theiruniverse. God did not create the observable universe. Why do people tend towardsscience (and technology) or religion but not both? Because of the competing influences of the two universes. The observableuniverse rewards sharing importantinformation. That is, information which is good for the species- which naturally includesinformation about how species evolve. The intelligent universe rewards people who think beyond nature. Science isnt aware ofthe existence of the parallel, intelligent universe - but it is searching.

According to this model, planets are hubs of information. You have been programmed by nature to share important information

via the mechanism of anxiety. The information in this document has united atheism with creationism via consciousness.

Theory: A threat to the global economy is the decreasing time difference between buying and selling securities. Anxiety andsentiment are becoming an increasingly powerful market force. The Flash Crash of 2010 is a sign of things to come.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_(finance)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_6,_2010_flash_crashhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_6,_2010_flash_crashhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_(finance)


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The information presented here is built on a strong foundation. That is, personal experience of aproblem which is referred to here as The judgment problem or The thinking about explainingthe problem problem. It involves repeated attempts to create an explanation of a problem aboutan inability to create an explanation of a problem. The attempts become increasingly elaborate.The brain cant produce a solution and finally there is a complete loss of consciousness (seizure).

This unique problem feeds on itself. It feeds on the information contained in a runaway process.The problem is a process implemented by a virus. The virus is referred to here as an information-

sharing virus. The nature of the process suggests that all humans carry information-sharingviruses which are created, on demand, as a result of certain events. The viruses encouragehumans to reveal the information contained within them. Doing so deactivates the virus andprovides closure. Not doing so creates anxiety. Free will determines whether or not the informationis revealed.

The viruses are created in the image of a prototype installed during a reincarnation processinitiated by an external process (self). The prototype contains a unique identifier, or signature. Avirus provides the ability to create complex language structures via a request/response processwith the external process via an interprocess communication process (meeting).

The judgment problem can be reproduced without a requirement for another person (judge) beingpresent. The only requirement is to think about being judged by another person.

In the extremely unlikely event that a solution is produced, the problem that feeds on itself feedshumans with information about humans. A solution has been produced. You are reading it here.

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!#

!#&

etc

The problem nevergets explained.

Time

Seizure.Memory overload.

Failure to share importantinformationincreases anxiety. Anxiety overrides free will.

The Judgment Problem (Thinking about explaining a problem to an imaginary therapist)

Failure

Failure

Failure

DoubleRecursion

Intuition / RetriesEvolvingthoughts

?Requirement: Explain the problem.

Complex thoughts are produced which aredesigned to escape the situation. Example.

The ego can veto them at any time, resulting in afailure. The thinker can escalatethe problem to anew level. Random, unwanted thoughts contributeto the problem (derealization). Anxiety and timingissues increase.

This is a serious, recursive, irrational problemdriven by anxiety, fear and presque vu.

Deadlock

The contextswitches between

the present and the future. Asthe explanation grows, so doesthe problem itself, requiring further explanationand so potentially, exponential growth.

Competing for a sharedresource: consciousness

A highly-evolved problem:Being asked to explain aproblem when the problem is

caused by being asked toexplain a problem.

The solution is madechallenging by the fact thatthere are no visual or audiocues. The problem and thesolution both have to be

deduced.

2009 www.atotalawareness.comThe Judgment Problem (The catch-22)
http://www.atotalawareness.com/documents/ConsciousSolutions.pdfhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,_ego,_and_super-ego#Egohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Libet#Implications_of_Libet.27s_experimentshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_Typeshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derealizationhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9j%C3%A0_vu#Presque_vu_.28Tip_of_Tongue.29http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9j%C3%A0_vu#Presque_vu_.28Tip_of_Tongue.29http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derealizationhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_Typeshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Libet#Implications_of_Libet.27s_experimentshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,_ego,_and_super-ego#Egohttp://www.atotalawareness.com/documents/ConsciousSolutions.pdf


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Total loss ofawareness(seizure)

Urge tospeak /explain

Determination,skill, experience

Anxiety, fear,confusion

Intuition

Intuition

Stack of evolving thoughts

Stack of evolving thoughts

Stack of evolving thoughtsUrge to think /solve / wonder

Retries

Evolving problem Urge to think /

solve / wonder

Intuition

etc

A high level of skill is accompanied by a familiaritywith this process and a desire to explain it. During the process, thinkingcauses memory-hungry nestedrecursion. Without interventiona seizure occurs despite the level of experience. As though trying to get one step aheadto finish an argument. Thethoughts are geared towards escaping a feedback loop. The judge is unsatisfied. It is likely that the final reason for failure is simply Thinking.

Explain ing th e problem

The difficult catch-22: thinkingabout theproblem causesthe problem.

A highly-evolved problem: The thinkingabout explaining the problemproblem.

Each conscious thought is, unfortunately, a candidatefor further analysis and testing. It forms the basis forthe requirementsof future thoughts.

Analysis and testing of responses. Reasonfor failure. E.g. Incomplete.

The theme of the top thought is to think.

Stacks can rise, fall and disappeardepending on the stimulus, the

level of awareness and success.

The self thinking about the self thinking about explaining aproblem. Unfortunately, the thoughts cant be converted into acompleteexplanation. Testing fails.

Reasons for failure becomemore critical as time passes,due to faster switching ofconsciousness. Thoughtslike Thinking the previous

thought represent a deadend and signal the end ofconscious awareness.

Thoughts increase incomplexity.

Complex thoughts enterconsciousness, attempting to

end the process by creating asatisfactory solution, including anattempt to outsmart a judgmentprocess (but fails).

Thinking about th inking about

Time

According to this model, the creation of complex thoughts uses arequest/response process. Human brains create sentencesby requesting them.

e Judg e t ob e ( e catc )

The process wouldend if a solution(approved thought)was created.

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According to this model, when a brain is trying to convert stimulus(in this casethoughts) into words(to be spoken) the result has to firstly be successfully tested.

As time passes, thoughts are added to the top of a stackwhile attempting to reachthe goal of creating a solution(or giving up). The itemat the top of the stack isused as a stimulus for the next function chosen by a scheduler.

If the goal is reached, the passage of words is accepted and top item(s) is removed,ending the process. In this case though, testing fails because the solution isunsatisfactory. After each attempt there is a brief conscious awareness that the

problem still hasn't been explained.

There is still work to do. A recursive (computing) (programming) (language)problem has been created with no end. The stack grows indefinitely. Thoughtsbecome more creative and elaborate in an attempt to overcome the problem.

Anxiety and confusion increase.

An explanation of a problem has to be tested. The approved explanation is thesolution. This problem cant be explained because a satisfactory solution cant beproduced. Adeadlockcauses a seizure and almost everything is forgotten. Memoryareas have taken a hammering.

The seizure is equivalent to a system crash.

The thoughts grow in complexity. Thinking about explaining the problem causes double (nested) recursion. The primitive ego (Sigmund Freud) is the judge, judging each attempt as a failure on the basis that the solution is incomplete,causing a negative feedback loop. Anxiety increases, causing a dangerous positive feedback loop in the nervous system. This entire documentis the approved explanation and the solution. The ego judges it to be correct and is satisfied.

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This case can be viewed from another perspective. According to this model, there aretwo modes. Mode 1 is a deterministic, natural environment affecting all life on earth.Mode 2 is a free will, language environment.

In the period leading up to a seizure, the person alternates between modes. The

requirement to explain a problem is a mode 1 phenomenon that results from afundamental law of nature that explaining (sharing) a problem improves the chancesof fixing the problem. Neither the primitive functions (mode 1) or the advancedfunctions (mode 2) can provide a satisfactory solution to this extremely complexproblem.

The mode 1 requirement to explain the problem is opposed by the mode 2 failure toprovide a satisfactory explanation, creating a deadlock and a seizure.

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The human brain generates complex thoughts by using a request/response process. In this case, the primitive brain

requests complex explanations and then it judges those responses to be unsatisfactory.

It is intuitively obvious that the human brain could not have developed the incredible skill required to produce complexthoughts using complex language by random evolution.

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This case can be viewed from yet another perspective.

The problem can be described as an evolving information-sharing virus which has tobe understood before it can be deactivated, but the problem is always one step aheadbecause this parasitic virus "feeds on" thinking about explaining the problem, causing

a seizure and physical destruction. Over time the virus grows to incredible levels ofcomplexity. Part of the requirements of the solution is that the solution has to beaccurately shared with others, but thinking about explaining the problem causes theproblem to present itself. The virus is activated by a catch-22.

The onlygood thing about the virus is that as it evolves it collects information aboutits environment. The thinking and speaking environment. That information can then beslowly revealed to others, giving them the opportunity to learn about how they thinkand how they were created. The problem cant be transmitted from one person toanother.

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Ultimately the solution can be discovered by studying the elusive problem from different angles. The virus cant be observed(thought about) directly. Its existence can only be deduced from other information. Nature protects people from accuratelythinking about thinking. Any attempt to do so is always one step behind. It can be a very real problem.

The most resilient parasite is an idea planted in the unconscious mind - from the movie Inception (2010). This document is anattempt to deactivate a complex, destructive, parasitic virus of the mind. The virus, unaware of its own existence, chases its tailthroughout this self-judgment process, adding more layers to an electromagnetic field until its host (the brain) finally surrenders.This process is probably responsible for Mesial temporal sclerosis.

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According to this model, free will is having the ability to decide when, if ever, todeliver important information created by a thought process. In this case though, theindividual is stuck in a trap of thinking about delivering important information. Stuck inthe thought process.

Important information is complex information that is useful to the individual, group orspecies. Mother Nature encourages the sharing of important information. A failure todo so creates anxiety.

In this case, nature considers the information to be useful for the individual and

perhaps even the species but the problem is that the information cant be created.Therefore it cant be delivered.

The person tries to get one step ahead of an underlying problem. The brain intuitively escalates the task to another level -without success. If free will exists, why cant it defeat the problem? Because the brain is mostly primitive. If somebody tellsyou not to think about pink elephants you think about pink elephants in preparation for a meeting, but you dont have to

attenda meeting. You can decide whether or not to share information based on the concept of pink elephants.

A condition characterised by seizures and depersonalization has revealed a greater understanding of the brain as a complexinformation processor and the importance of language in human consciousness.



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Religion and science have been brought together by a parallel universethat science is desperately trying to discover.

The earth is under the influence of two universes. The problem for science is that even if it doesdiscover the parallel, intelligentuniverse, it wont fully understand it because it wont be able to decipher the threads of conscious activity racing through space.It might discover the particles but it wont discover the subconscious processes described here.

Scientists who deny the existence of a second universe are in danger of becoming the new flat-earthers. Perhaps others will

help to work towards answering the very important question of whenthis planet was fertilised with language and free will.

Most people will never become aware of the important information contained here because they are too busy going about theirmeaningless lives. Another five million years or so of evolution might change that!

The human brain is evolving towards a totalawareness.

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Darwinian evolution creates primitive creatures with an ability to hostvisitors with language skills. It doesnt create human intelligence.

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