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How Can We Interfere With the Human Brain's Frame Bursting Memory Component


Have you ever wondered how come you can identify things so fast when you see them at a distance? Your mind does not have enough data for you to adequately and immediately see what it is you are looking at, when viewing at a distance. Ah, but your memory can, because it can fill in the blanks. For instance if you see a car in the distance you know that it is a car, and your mind fills in the details due to the subtleties of its shape, color, and other various clues. Your mind is very good at this, and obviously highly evolved and it uses a good chunk of your brain for blowing up that image in your mind.