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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Mar 25, 2008 08:08
...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
The work of Ramachandran on neuro linguistic programming, and visual imigary
impact, amongst other eminent scientists, would validate such a view.
His recent demonstration regarding phantom pain was a perfect example.
BOfL
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Author: tata Date: Mar 25, 2008 10:59
On Mar 25, 11:08 am, "Brian Fletcher" gmail.com> wrote:> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
So if I continue to think about green unicorns munching hay in my
living room, they will eventually appear?
> The work of Ramachandran on neuro linguistic programming, and visual imigary
> impact, amongst other eminent scientists, would validate such a view.
>
> His recent demonstration regarding phantom pain was a perfect example.
>
> BOfL
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Author: MilanMilan Date: Mar 25, 2008 18:24
> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
>
> The work of Ramachandran on neuro linguistic programming, and visual
> imigary impact, amongst other eminent scientists, would validate such a
> view.
>
> His recent demonstration regarding phantom pain was a perfect example.
>
> BOfL
Visual imigary is the future. Or is it lisuav rygamia? Or maybe is it vlisua
marigiayh? Anyway, the work of Chandramadhdhd s a fectper emaxple. We
tanhsssk Bnrain for the ptsot.
rgesdra
Nilam
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Author: OmniqueryousOmniqueryous Date: Mar 25, 2008 19:36
On Mar 25, 10:59 pm, ta nc.rr.com> wrote:> On Mar 25, 11:08 am, "Brian Fletcher" gmail.com> wrote:
>>> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
>
> So if I continue to think about green unicorns munching hay in my
> living room, they will eventually appear?
If you "think" illusion, you "get" illusion -- alright, so you might
possibly start to see things, hallucinations, as a result of thinking
that overly assiduously.
Also, thinking of moneybags too much may similarly cause hallucinatory
wishful thinking; while thinking of real-life plans in decent and
realistic detail, may give you realistic preparation to achieve those.
The info. age version might be, "I think therefore I am _prepared_."
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Author: OmniqueryousOmniqueryous Date: Mar 25, 2008 20:00
On Mar 26, 6:24 am, "Milan" yahoo.com> wrote:> "Brian Fletcher" gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
>
>> The work of Ramachandran on neuro linguistic programming, and visual
>> imigary impact, amongst other eminent scientists, would validate such a
>> view.
>
>> His recent demonstration regarding phantom pain was a perfect example.
>
>> BOfL
>
> Visual imigary is the future. Or is it lisuav rygamia? Or maybe is it vlisua
> marigiayh? Anyway, the work of Chandramadhdhd s a fectper emaxple. We
> tanhsssk Bnrain for the ptsot.
>
> rgesdra ...
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Author: SeanSean Date: Mar 25, 2008 20:15
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> "Brian Fletcher" gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:47e91564$0$14479$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...>> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
>>
>> The work of Ramachandran on neuro linguistic programming, and visual
>> imigary impact, amongst other eminent scientists, would validate such a
>> view.
>>
>> His recent demonstration regarding phantom pain was a perfect example.
>>
>> BOfL
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> Visual imigary is the future. Or is it lisuav rygamia? Or maybe is it
> vlisua marigiayh? Anyway, the work of Chandramadhdhd s a fectper emaxple.
> We tanhsssk Bnrain for the ptsot.
>
> rgesdra ...
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Author: Roy Jose LorrRoy Jose Lorr Date: Mar 26, 2008 05:31
Omniqueryous wrote:
"I think therefore I am _prepared_."
Do you think you are prepared to think, and if so, by whom?
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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Mar 26, 2008 05:37
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>> "Brian Fletcher" gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:47e91564$0$14479$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...>>> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
>>>
>>> The work of Ramachandran on neuro linguistic programming, and visual
>>> imigary impact, amongst other eminent scientists, would validate such a
>>> view.
>>>
>>> His recent demonstration regarding phantom pain was a perfect example.
>>>
>>> BOfL
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>> Visual imigary is the future. Or is it lisuav rygamia? Or maybe is it
>> vlisua marigiayh? Anyway, the work of Chandramadhdhd s a fectper emaxple. ...
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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Mar 26, 2008 05:48
"Omniqueryous" emailaccount.com> wrote in message
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On Mar 26, 6:24 am, "Milan" yahoo.com> wrote:> "Brian Fletcher" gmail.com> wrote in message
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> news:47e91564$0$14479$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
>>> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
>
>> The work of Ramachandran on neuro linguistic programming, and visual
>> imigary impact, amongst other eminent scientists, would validate such a
>> view.
>
>> His recent demonstration regarding phantom pain was a perfect example.
>
>> BOfL
>
> Visual imigary is the future. Or is it lisuav rygamia? Or maybe is it
> vlisua
> marigiayh? Anyway, the work of Chandramadhdhd s a fectper emaxple. We ...
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Author: Brian FletcherBrian Fletcher Date: Mar 26, 2008 06:04
"Omniqueryous" emailaccount.com> wrote in message
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On Mar 25, 10:59 pm, ta nc.rr.com> wrote:> On Mar 25, 11:08 am, "Brian Fletcher" gmail.com> wrote:
>>> ...could well come out, "what I think is what I get".
>
> So if I continue to think about green unicorns munching hay in my
> living room, they will eventually appear?
***What do you mean by 'green unicorns'?
If you "think" illusion, you "get" illusion -- alright, so you might
possibly start to see things, hallucinations, as a result of thinking
that overly assiduously.
***We have a different interpretation of illusion. The most common form Im
referring to is exemplified in the example "suffer now for future
reward'"where the dominating reality in life becomes suffering and reward is
always in the future.
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