From: Otto Bahn on
"Mark" <blueriverday(a)yahoo.com> wrote

> > >Hello George. First let me say that this is the real
> > >Mark, and I'm aware that the troll may have replied to
> > >you in recent posts, none of which I read, so I can
> > >only hope you knew it was him. I've only responded
> > >to you I think 2 times ever. Now, I wanted to say...
>
> > [Hammond]
> > First of all, anyone who is not using their full name and
> > doesn't have an identifying website listing their
> > credentials is considered a "pseudo-anonymous" poster, and
> > that includes you.
>
> <
> <I'm not a pseudo-anonymous poster. I'm an actual
> <anonymous poster. It isn't wise to be giving out one's
> <whereabouts and whatnots for an entire world to ponder for
> <exploitation.
>
> What on Earth do you mean?
<
<When I was young, someone tricked me into selling
<my underwear on E-Bay. I'm not proud of it, but it
<kept me in Eggos for over a month.

You are a teenage Japanese girl...?

Who knew?!

--oTTo--


From: Mark on
On Dec 11, 4:02 pm, "Otto Bahn" <e...(a)eio.com> wrote:
> "Mark" <blueriver...(a)yahoo.com> wrote
>
>
>
>
>
> > > >Hello George. First let me say that this is the real
> > > >Mark, and I'm aware that the troll may have replied to
> > > >you in recent posts, none of which I read, so I can
> > > >only hope you knew it was him. I've only responded
> > > >to you I think 2 times ever. Now, I wanted to say...
>
> > > [Hammond]
> > > First of all, anyone who is not using their full name and
> > > doesn't have an identifying website listing their
> > > credentials is considered a "pseudo-anonymous" poster, and
> > > that includes you.
>
> > <
> > <I'm not a pseudo-anonymous poster. I'm an actual
> > <anonymous poster. It isn't wise to be giving out one's
> > <whereabouts and whatnots for an entire world to ponder for
> > <exploitation.
>
> > What on Earth do you mean?
>
> <
> <When I was young, someone tricked me into selling
> <my underwear on E-Bay.  I'm not proud of it, but it
> <kept me in Eggos for over a month.
>
> You are a teenage Japanese girl...?
>
> Who knew?!
>
> --oTTo---

Love you long time, 20 dallah, same as
in town.

---
Mark

From: George Hammond on
On Fri, 11 Dec 2009 06:49:51 -0800 (PST), Zinnic
<zeenric2(a)gate.net> wrote:

>On Dec 9, 6:30�pm, George Hammond <Nowhe...(a)notspam.com> wrote:
>> LOG � 12-9-09 � THE DETAILS OF LIFE AFTER DEATH
>>
>> Copyright December 2009, George Hammond
>>
>> � �In a previous USENET post (above) I detailed how a short
>> millisecond signal in the microtubule system of the brain at
>> Froehlich s frequency could easily contain a year of human
>> experience, and thus �even though the bedside observer would
>> see the person expire in a fraction of a second, the dearly
>> departed would subjectively live on for a year in
>> cyber-paradise despite his Frohlich-speed millisecond
>> demise.
>> � �I ve been thinking some more about the death stream
>> download after talking to Stuart Hameroff by e-mail.
>> Supposedly the death dream would be pre-recorded in a
>> running-edit mode during your entire life, every hour, every
>> second of every day. �It would constantly be edited and
>> distilled, sort of the same process that they use to cut and
>> edit a Hollywood movie. �This in fact, might even be the
>> primary function of �nocturnal dreaming.
>> � �So this edited life after death scenario, or dream, is
>> residing in the microtubule system of the brain ready to
>> download in a few milliseconds at a moments notice should
>> death occur. �The question then arises as to why this dream
>> would automatically download when you die. �My answer to
>> that is that it must be completely natural, that is a
>> default mechanism of the death process itself. Supposedly,
>> the death dream is created by a natural mechanism having to
>> do with the growth deficit of the brain, and then when you
>> die, this pent-up font of �"flat space" reality, by the same
>> token, just automatically bursts forth and floods the entire
>> cytoskeleton of the brain. �And this is what produces "life
>> after death" so-called.
>> � �The underlying idea here is that the well-known Secular
>> Trend growth deficit causes a neuron shortage and therefore
>> the brain cannot actually perceive "true reality", that is
>> "flat subjective space" .. it can only perceive a "curved
>> version" (truncation) of subjective space-time a "curved
>> version" of reality as it were. �However, our brain is able
>> to detect that what we are seeing is not completely real,
>> i.e. is curved rather than flat, so what it does, in some
>> analog fashion or other, is compute the "flat space
>> extrapolation" of what we actually see. �Of course the
>> microtubule system cannot present this extrapolation to the
>> neuronal system because the neuronal system is not big
>> enough to display it. �But it remains "pent-up" or "latent"
>> somewhere in the cytoskeleton, and through some process of
>> subconscious mentation, dreaming etc., it gets composed and
>> edited into what we are now calling �"an afterlife dream
>> world".
>> � �Okay, that is how and why it gets composed. �Now we have
>> to address, how and why it downloads at death. �Presumably,
>> death occurs from the top down. �That is, the neuronal
>> system shuts down or "flat lines" first. �And then begins
>> the slower process of the disintegration of the
>> cytoskeleton-microtubule system. �My first intuition would
>> be that the flat lining of the neuronal system is what
>> triggers the afterlife download in the cytoskeleton. Perhaps
>> for instance, the neuronal-cytoskeletal system is originally
>> a "closed loop" feedback system and when the neuronal system
>> flatlines at death the cytoskeleton system goes "open-loop"
>> and this simply causes the cytoskeleton system to "dump" any
>> heretofore undisplayed information into the entire
>> cytoskeleton �whereas previously it was negative feedback
>> from the neuronal system that was truncating that
>> information and keeping it in check, i.e. keeping it pent-up
>> in the microtubule memory. �That s one of certainly many
>> possibilities.
>> � �And I must add here, �that this death dream signal may
>> not only flood just the cytoskeleton of the brain, it could
>> just as easily flood the cytoskeleton of the entire body
>> since the entire cytoskeleton of the brain is interconnected
>> by microwave gap junctions . �This means that your entire
>> body and your entire brain, your entire sensory apparatus,
>> motor apparatus, and cognitive system would be experiencing
>> this dream firsthand. �It would in other words, be
>> completely real! �This is why the microtubule computer in
>> the brain is sufficient to do the job of �Tipler s
>> "astronomical sized"computer". �His computer was designed to
>> synthesize a human being from scratch, while nature has the
>> advantage of having the actual physical body in the form of
>> the cytoskeleton actually present in the microtubule
>> computer! �This reduces the size of the necessary computer
>> by a "double exponential" sized factor! �And this literally
>> brings the problem down to earth.
>>
>> Serious intellectual commentary is invited, hecklers will be
>> killfiled.
>
>
>
>[Zinnic]
>Your small step in the physicalist world from neuronal networks to
>cytoskeletons does not begin to address the leap of faith required to
>cross over from the mundane to the imagined miracle of 'life' after
>death.
>
>
[Hammond]
The first thing I wish to determine is where you're
posting from. I posted my message to:

Newsgroups:
sci.physics.relativity,sci.physics,alt.philosophy,rec.org.mensa,alt.religion.christian

Your use of the word "physicalist" would indicate that
you are not a physicist. So you are not posting from the
physics newsgroups. On the other hand your use of the term
"imagined miracle" tends to indicate that you are not
posting from the religious newsgroup. That leaves either
Philosophy or Mensa. Since you don't appear to be a
wannabee genius, this indicates that most likely you are
posting from alt.philosophy. So I assume that I am talking
to a Philosophy major of some kind.

But to address your specific comment above about passing
from the "mundane to the miraculous" vis-�-vis passing from
the neuronal to be microtubule system, what you fail to
realize is that the latter amounts to passing from curved
reality to uncurved reality. This, you are unaware, means
passing from here into heaven.
This does not involve woo woo science. It simply means
that part of reality is INVISIBLE to us because of the
Secular Trend growth deficit of the brain. That the
neuronal system sufferers from this shortfall but the
microtubule cytoskeleton system does not. Hence a
"miraculous" transformation of reality.
>
>

>After "curved" neuronal function transfers to spend a millisec as the
>"un-curved reality" of cytoskeletal function, what then?
>
>
[Hammond]
I have edited your statement above so that it now reads:
coherently and correctly.
What you fail to understand is that the cytoskeleton
system runs at 1 billion times faster than the neuronal
system. This means that millisecond in the cytoskeleton
brain is EQUIVALENT time wise to a year in the neuronal
system. Meanwhile, this year is spent in "un-curved" or
(eternal/paradisicle) reality, otherwise known as "eternal
life" or Heaven!
>
>
>When the physical cytoskeleton disintegrates and rots, is the 'soul'
>distilled from the ferment and condensed by some miraculous procecess
>into pure disembodied spirit ?
>
>
>
[Hammond]
Na, na, na, na.... I can see that you are not familiar
with the physicists terminology of a "time dilation". As
far as the coroner is concerned, the person died in a matter
of seconds. However, as far as a physicist is concerned,
DURING THAT SPLIT SECOND the dearly departed actually
existed for a solid YEAR in another world.
Hence, it absolutely does not matter when, where, or what
happens to the body beyond one split second after death.
>
>
>Seems to me you still have some explaining to do!
>Zinnic
>
>
[Hammond]
Well, I am not a teacher and I certainly don't give
private tutorials. I am right in the middle of writing a
300 page book using this voice recognition dictation
equipment, and perhaps you'll simply have to wait for the
book.
Meanwhile, I like your style Zinnic (more evidence that
you are probably a Philosophy major). You appear to be
polite, interested and serious.
I WILL REPLY to polite, intelligent and serious
questions.
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