Retrocausality

[Paul Paryski]

Many, many years ago I attend a series of lectures in the Guildhall of  
London on the workings of the brain.  One of the conclusions of some  researchers
was that one of the only ways to explain the brain's incredible  capacity for
memory was to posit that the brain had inherent memories of future  events
which were then later triggered by the actual events.  Interesting,  n'est-ce pas?
 
Paul



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[John Goekler-2]

LANL program tonight at Little

Cracking the Neural Code: Discovering the Language of the Brain, by
Garrett Kenyon

http://www.lanl.gov/science/fellows/lectures.shtml

[Orlando Leibovitz]

PPARYSKI at aol.com wrote:

> Many, many years ago I attend a series of lectures in the Guildhall of
> London on the workings of the brain.  One of the conclusions of some
> researchers was that one of the only ways to explain the brain's
> incredible capacity for memory was to posit that the brain had
> inherent memories of future events which were then later triggered by
> the actual events.  Interesting, n'est-ce pas?
>  
> Paul
>
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Paul, I knew you were going to say that. Orlando