Joe
First of I do admit that I did not consult the texts you mentioned. The
reason I did not was the the examples you gave were of no relevance to the
age group I defined. I am saying the part of our information system that we
are now debating on is formed at a early age. Just as I stated in the
analogy Like the young body whose owner does not yet possess the ability
mentally to do with it what a more mature athlete could. A child has a
higher level consciousness but lacks experience of use. And unfortunately it
is compromised by aging or use. I do not believe that a adults use of this
level of consciousness any more valid than a child's. And because Robin
supplied the link take a look. The first paragraph makes my point.
http://www.newscientist.com/ns/19990130/iisthelaw.html
Best wishes
Jim
Jim Callahan magicjim@islc.net
Creator of Applied Thought Technologies
http://www.magicjim.net
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From: joe dees <joedees@bellsouth.net>
To: virus@lucifer.com <virus@lucifer.com>
Date: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: virus: levels only two Joe
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>>Joe, A fifteen to eighteen year old boy in good physical shape is at the
>>peak of physical ability. But you will never see one in a iron man
>>competition or a Eco challenge. But if we could drop our conciseness in
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>>boy for the race we would win the competition. Some day the regeneration
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>>our body may be possible. I know the regeneration of a superior thought
>>processes is.
>>Your argument for the grasping basic laws if they can be classified as
such
>>is off by years. We are talking about seven to nine or ten year olds
>>approximately.
>>I agree that one level is built upon another that the eighteen year old
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>>to learn to walk and run and skip. But he will reach an apex and someday
>>will learn of pain and the discomfort of growing old. If he remains active
>>he will lead a enhanced life. Conciseness is no different. It will degrade
>>if not nurtured the same as the body.
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>You mean "consciousness", right? The mental develops on its own timetable,
just like the physical, and the mental matures chronologically, within
individual variances. Of course consciousness degrades with age, like the
body; this is known as Alzheimer's Disease, senility or geriatric dementia.
My point, and this discussion, is about the other end of life - the
beginning. Maturity - and mature abilities - take time to manifest, and
must do so sequentially. The facts are that your mature consciousness could
not be dropped in the immature body of a six year old and win any marathon;
likewise, an average immature six year old consciousness could not be
expected to grasp formal abstraction even if it were given Jesse Ventura's
21 year old body. Did you consult even one of the texts I cited?
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>>Best wishes
>>Jim
>>Jim Callahan magicjim@islc.net
>>Creator of Applied Thought Technologies
>>http://www.magicjim.net
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>Joe E. Dees
>Poet, Pagan, Philosopher
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