Athene's Theory of Everything Page #2

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perception

one consequence of this is that you can

no longer described the right half of

someone's face but you will never

mention it

you will never see it as a problem or

even realize that something has changed

since this effects more than just your

perception of the real world and also

applies to your mental images

it is not just a sensory problem but a

fundamental change your consciousness

each wrong has a voltage which can

change when ions flow in or out of the

cell

once the neurons voltage has reached a

certain level it will fire an electrical

signal to other cells which will repeat

the process when many neurons fire at

the same time we can measure these

changes in the form of a wave brainwaves

underpin almost everything going on in

our minds including memory attention and

even intelligence as they oscillate at

different frequencies they get

classified in bands such as alpha beta

and gamma which are associated with

different tasks brainwaves allow brain

cells to tune into the frequency

corresponding to their particular task

while ignoring irrelevant signals

similar to how a radio homes in on

different waves to pick up radio

stations the transfer of information

between neurons becomes optimal when

their activity is synchronized

this is the same reason why we

experience cognitive dissonance the

frustration caused by simultaneously

holding two contradictory ideas will is

merely the drive to reduce dissonance

between each of our actively rule

circuits

evolution can be seen as the same

process where nature tries to adapt or

resonate with its environment

by doing so it evolved to a point where

it became self-aware and began to ponder

its own existence when a person faces

the paradox of wanting purpose while

thinking that human existence is

meaningless

cognitive dissonance occurs throughout

history

this has led many to reach for spiritual

and religious guidance challenging the

science says its field to give answers

to exist initial questions such as why

or what am I

order

the left cerebral hemisphere is largely

responsible for creating a coherent

belief system in order to maintain a

sense of continuity towards our lives

new experiences get folded into the

pre-existing body system when they don't

fit

they are simply denied

can do a balancing this is the right

cerebral hemisphere which has the

opposite tendency

whereas the left hemisphere tries to

preserve the model the right hemisphere

is constantly challenging the status quo

when the discrepant anomalies become too

large the right hemisphere forces a

revision in our world view

however when our beliefs are too strong

the right hemisphere may not succeed in

overriding our denial

this can create a profound confusion

when mirroring others when the neural

connections that physically define our

belief system are not strongly developed

or active in our consciousness the unity

of all the separate active circuits at

that moment me consists mainly of

activity related to our mirror neurons

just as when we experience hunger our

consciousness consists mostly of other

new interactions for consuming food

this is not the result of some core self

giving commands to different cerebral

areas all the different parts of the

brain become active and inactive and

interact without a core

just as the pixels on a screen can

express themselves as a recognizable

image when immunity the convergence of

the rural interaction expresses itself

as consciousness

at every moment we are in fact a

different image a different entity when

murmuring when hungry when watching this

video

every second we become different persons

as we go through different states

when we use our mirror neurons to look

at ourselves we may construct the ID of

identity but if we do this with our

scientific understandings we see

something completely different

the neural sergey's that produce our

oscillating consciousness go far beyond

our own rooms

we are equally results of cerebral

hemispheres interacting

electrochemically as we are the senses

connecting our neurons to other neurons

in our environment

nothing is external this is not a

hypothetical philosophy it is the basic

property of neurons which allow us to

understand ourselves through others see

this neural activity as your own

while excluding the environment would be

a misconception

our super uber is more features are also

reflected in evolution where our

survival as primates relied on our

collective abilities

over time the new york cortical regions

evolved to permit the modulation of

primitive instincts and the overriding

of hedonistic impulses for the benefit

of the group our selfish genes have come

to promote reciprocal social behaviour

in super organizational structures

effectively discarding the notion of

survival of the fittest the brings the

rural activity resonates most coherent

Lee when there is no distance between

these advanced new cerebral regions and

the older more primitive ones

what we traditionally called selfish

tendencies is only a narrow

interpretation of what self-serving

behavior in tales were in human

characteristics are perceived to the

floor paradigm of identity

instead of through a scientific view on

what we are a momentary expression of an

ever-changing unity with no Center the

psychological consequences of this as an

objective belief system allows self

awareness without attachment to the

imagine self

causing dramatic increases in mental

clarity social conscience

self-regulation and what's often

described as being in the moment

the common cultural belief has mostly

been that we needed narrative a

diachronic view in our life to establish

moral values but with our current

understandings of the empathic and

social nature of the brain

we now know that a purely scientific

view with no attachment to our identity

your story

yields a for more accurate meaningful

and ethical paradigm in our anecdotal

values

this is logical since our traditional

tendency to define ourselves as

imaginary individualistic Constance

newly wires and designs the brain

towards dysfunctional cognitive

processes such as compulsive labeling

and the psychological need to impose

expectations

practical labeling under pins all forms

of interactions in our daily lives

but by psychologically labeling this off

as internal and the environment as

external we constrain our only real

chemical processes and experience a

deluded disconnection growth and its

evolutionary side effects such as

happiness and fulfillment are stimulated

when we are not being labeled in our

interactions we may have many different

views and disagree with one another in

practical terms but interactions that

nevertheless accept us for who you are

without judgment

our new psychological catalysts that

wired human brain to acknowledge others

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