Good! Looking forward to the results.
So am I!!!
Looking at your oriignal statement and this one, I still don't understand what point you're trying to make.
The point I was trying to make is that humans engage in what could be called reality control.
What I meant was that when someone claimed to have found themselves in a different reality, a video recording would not correspond to the claim; thus, everything the person experienced was not external stimulus but internally generated stimulus.
It will be interesting to find out how the internal and external stimulus influence each other as this gets further investigated. I find that these internal stimulus experiences occur after engaging with external stimulus apparatus. As well, that which occurs in the internal place exerts itself over the external as humans engage in their limits of reality control. So these things are all connected, and in order to see the full picture clearly, both must be considered for how they operate independently and how they influence each other.
What I call hitting warp, that is, jumping into another realm that is observed to be an external process and feels like such throughout the leap, is a strange place nonetheless. If there is space within us to be explored, then it is well worth our trouble to explore it, internal or not. These warps appear so real to the senses that I am left wondering if they where a little of both. It could be possible that the same pattern of Infinity is contained at any point. Then, these warp jumps would be set in parallels.
Until this warping technique is perfected, investigation of it will be slow. As the spinning of the wheel brings about a condition in the energy sequences that form in the brain that make it more likely that a warp will take place, I am guessing it will be easier to explore this more in the future.
But there is so much more to investigate here...
Ah - ok we had different understandings of what 'theory' means. In science, theory means the workings of something. You probably mean to say 'hypothesis'. If you don't believe me, think about what is meant by 'music theory' or 'theory vs practice'.
But that's semantics.
Holography is about lasers and photography, whilst we're on the topic.
What I meant by hologram is a projection of light that is detected, deciphered, and perceived as information or thought energy consciousness. When we visualize things in our minds, we are making light images by which we sense what it is we are visualizing.
Anyway, I believe you are familiar with your system and can perhaps humour the following questions:
- Does it matter what is written on the wheel, with regard to the effect on the user, or does it only matter that there is some random patterns of ink? (You would need someone to help you do this test to ensure you didn't know which wheel they were using in advance).
- Although the eye can detect around 1 in 6 photos or so, there is a 'blur' or lag to which switching can occur. Anything more than around 50Hz will be a blur unless it is flashing brightly. This limits the effective 'refresh rate' of the eye.
I am certain testing will reveal that what is written on the wheel matters, though as the speed rate increases, how that information is taken in changes. It is important to note that there are many different spin rates that can be used, slow rates, medium, or extreme fast rates. These can be mixed, as a fast rate slows down, or a wheel spins quickly and stops at sudden intervals. All of these would produce differences regarding how the total mind perceives the information.
Heres an easy way to test. We take a page filled with information and spin it at different speed rates, from slow to extreme. Then we take another wheel with no information at all on it and spin. The viewers observe these for a period of time, say a few weeks. Afterwards, they are put into a hypnotic trance to see if they can retrieve the information on the spinning wheels. They are never allowed to see these wheels motionless, the information is seen as blurred throughout the experiment for them.
The great question is then, if they do recall information that they couldn't possibly have seen, then how much of it is their subconscious actually procession? If we have a process, what is it? First, the theory as to demonstrate that there is indeed a process; then we have a phenomena, a process with which we can better explore the working of the mind with, as we make studies on how processing takes place.
As to the blur, regardless of how fast it spins, there is a print breaking the barrier that is moving so swiftly the conscious ceases to recognize it. That doesn't mean its not still there. Your question on the blurring of information is of extreme relevance, it is one of the most important questions in understand the Mind Portal, though there are others. One of the questions is, what is within that blur, how does it look if we could slow down its mix up and see how it is getting distorted over a slower shift. What are the waves of light doing as they blur at motor speeds that aren't even close to the speed of light? If we could possibly increase the speed to that of light...which we can (I already figured out how to make it possible, minus the physical matter of it), what is happening to that blur as the rate of spin changes?
Its distortions would still make up patterns that would be repeatable, and if these distortions of the original pattern are taking in, though they may not be recognizable to the conscious, the subconscious may be capable of automatically sorting them out to a given extent. The range is there, its a matter of finding out what it is? At slower rates, we can still read what is on the map, how does this then effect the perception of that knowledge?
As you can see, if testing concludes my suspicions, then there will be a lot to investigate, as this is uncharted territory.
When the wheel spins, surely the text would blur and information would not be carried?
At what speed rate, though; how fast would it really have to go? I have noted that I can keep up and catch glimpses when it hits RPMs of over 5000, thats one messy blur, yet still I can penetrate and see whats there. How much more does the subconscious pick up? What will testing reveal?
We can pick this rate all the way up to the speed of light if we want to, in order to find the barrier, where it is. In order to get images to spin where motion hits that speed, simply take a holographic image, projected through a small spinning chamber, that image being by distance enlarged until the perimeter is moving at the speed of light. I am sure we will be hitting a preceptive barrier before we hit this rate. Still, within whatever range is discovered, how much of it is going where, can it be accessed, and are there ways to unlock the potentials, if the potentials should become obvious, that is.
Can I ask that your stop it with the giant letters?! They achieve nothing.
...and the beat goes on
OK.
Along the same lines...Are allowed to blink your eyes when staring at the spinning graph paper.If so, then would the blink rate be sufficient for the brain to capture some of what is written down, like a strob effect. Would not any info received by the brain via this course of action be considered subliminal?
I have tried this and found that it does cause me to capture images of what is on the map, even if it is blurring. I found that this can work up to some rather high rates of spin, if the image is flashed before the brain for even as second, the information of that image settles into the regions of the conscious centers of the brain, passing through the conscious areas quickly as they settle into the deeper regions.
If we can tap those deeper regions using some form or another, and if we can fill the mind with information at different rates and magnitudes using this, then it would become possible to download huge amounts of information into the mind using a paper monitor that displays flashing listings of information that is on a spiral. Millions of images could be set to flash through a few minutes as the wheel either rotates slowly or at high RPM rates. The spiral shape may very well be conductive to the retrieving of information, as it thus far hints at being very conductive to hitting warp jumps, as one apparently, for all sensational purposes experiences, find themselves stepping into another dimension. If this warp is going into the internal regions, as Crunchy Cat refers to, then it may very well be an important piece of getting to the place where the information can be retrieved.
When I consider how often spirals appear in nature and in natural systems, basically every last one of them, it seems almost obvious to me. But it would obviously be a huge help to map out the actual physics of quantom units of information being moved around, transmitted, deciphered, received, and affecting systems such as the system that stores the memory. We will have to try to get a map of light, the eyes, the nerves, the brain, and the body; at the bare minimum. As these maps show a succession that makes the conclusion more obvious, the map would become more elaborate. I'll have to start putting this together soon, it should help a lot.
