JAN’S NEURAL SECRET SERVICE
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One
man had toy trains running through his house:
he
grew weary of them, but could not make them stop;
he
tried to move to a new place, but they followed him;
he
played loud music to drown out their noise,
but
they increased theirs to match it,
(and in fact
would often join in -- singing along in the background);
he
tried thinking about other things, but his mind always returned to the
trains, almost as though they had his mind in a magic trance.
Everyone has toy trains running through their house,
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To be normal and standardly intellectualized is to be able to explain to yourself why anything you have ever done was acceptable -- under-the-circumstances;
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DEFINITIONS OUROBOROSTRACIZED
Repetition: the salve -- nay! -- the camouflage of inanity.
Inanity: a nice word for: course-of-least-resistance.
Course-of-least-resistance:
the thing the brain naturally takes
that so infuriates the certain man.
The
certain man:
repetition put to the test.
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One
man realized that closing his eyes made him instantly lazier;
the
neural implications of this for the man who wants to see
are
astounding in that it offers an introductory lesson in:
The
truly attractive and additive feature of commonly running consciousness
is the lack of effort involved.
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On
an imaginary world,
an
imaginary man told his imaginary mind:
“Do
not try to help others in non physical matters,”
and
it replied:
“But
what if they say they want my help?”
and
the man shook his head in the negative and said:
“No
-- that would just be me imagining that they did.”
The
worlds on which homo sapiens reside are both comfortable and captious;
men’s
bodies know where men are;
men’s
minds imagine where they might be,
and
the result of this mixture is the place internally
where
the thoughts in your brain say that you are --
which
determines your personal perspective on life, yourself and others.
On
imaginary worlds, imaginary men are always in conversation:
on
the unknown orb of the certain man --
everything
is in cement blocks and silence;
there
is nothing funny about being ordinary and in an imaginary inner world,
and
there is certainly nothing funny about cement blocks.
(Secret
Tip: cement blocks can replace transformers.)
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Now
for 3 facts which can: break your back, and
-- put out your eye --
if
you
pick them up and look at them in just the right way:
1:
men only offer apologies and explanations for not being able to do things
that they want
to do;
2:
men only privately berate themselves for not doing things that they want
to do;
3:
men engage in such only concerning non essential things they might do.
The
brain is always thinking about and never speaking about -- essential matters;
the
mind is always thinking about and talking about matters which are
not
essential;
some
things the brain feels it must explain -- even apologize
for;
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Standing
on the corner;
rocking
back and forth; shifting from one foot to the other;
glassy-eyed,
dazed and mentally distracted;
available
to any one at any time at little or no cost –
it
is the mind of man.
Once
a whore -- forever on the street.
--
Ordinary
sculptors have a myriad of other mortal, creative-influences –
the
certain man’s only one is air:
the
pliable atmosphere surrounding the virgin stone before him,
and
the secret voice within him which directs him:
“Focus!
-- but don’t touch -- don’t touch.”
J
A
great adventurer (you would think) moves-around a lot --
and
in his early days, you would be correct;
but
later, when he finds what he was looking for --
he
becomes IMmovable.
Dreams
are motion;
sight,
stillness.
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