Existence and non-existence are just created by our minds...

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Neural memory B...

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 Symbolism is a primary characteristic of mind, deployed and displayed in every aspect of thought and culture.

Multiple coexisting possibilities...

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 Symbolism is a primary characteristic of mind, deployed and displayed in every aspect of thought and culture.

H Y P E R O P I A P R O J E C T S: "The quantum mechanical property of a particle to occupy all of its possible states simultaneously. This property of multiple, coexisting possibilities persists until the superposition is measured, observed or interacted with."

multiple coexisting possibilities - Google Search:  Brett Swenson
This property of multiple, coexisting possibilities persists until the superposition is measured, observed or interacted with. http://hyperopiaprojects.com/index.html ..."

Morning divination no. 005...

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 Symbolism is a primary characteristic of mind, deployed and displayed in every aspect of thought and culture.

More than the sum of its parts...

Incognizant doodle Copyright 2012 © Ronald D. Isom, Sr. 

 Symbolism is a primary characteristic of mind, deployed and displayed in every aspect of thought and culture.

Molecular machine...

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 molecular components
 that produce quasi-mechanical movements

                                                    Mike Ransdell

Clara Lazen, a pupil at Border Star Montessori School in Kansas City, built a molecular model that drew attention from a California University professor who published a paper on it.

11-year-old girl’s molecular creation is an inspiration - KansasCity.com:

 Symbolic art is a universal cultural phenomenon. The symbolic significance that people attribute to external objects may reflect more on him than on the objective reality.

Manipulated man b...

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 Symbolic art is a universal cultural phenomenon. The symbolic significance that people attribute to external objects may reflect more on him than on the objective reality.

Magical gesture...

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Symbolic art is a universal cultural phenomenon. The symbolic significance that people attribute to external objects may reflect more on him than on the objective reality.

"Fanatics are picturesque, mankind would rather see gestures than listen to reasons." Friedich  Nietzche.

Magic cartography...

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A map is a graphic representation or scale model of spatial concepts. It is a means for conveying geographic information. Maps are a universal medium for communication, easily understood and appreciated by most people, regardless of language or culture. Incorporated in a map is the understanding that it is a "snapshot" of an idea, a single picture, a selection of concepts from a constantly changing database of geographic information (Merriam 1996).

 Symbolic art is a universal cultural phenomenon. The symbolic significance that people attribute to external objects may reflect more on him than on the objective reality.

Lost message from forgotten sages...

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Symbolic art is a universal cultural phenomenon. The symbolic significance that people attribute to external objects may reflect more on him than on the objective reality.

The career of a sage is of two kinds: He is either honored by all in the world, Like a flower waving its head, Or else he disappears into the silent forest.
Lao Tzu

Lobe of intellect...

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Symbolic art is a universal cultural phenomenon. The symbolic significance that people attribute to external objects may reflect more on him than on the objective reality.

"We have at present no basis for a scientific explanation of the brain-mind relationship. We can only continue to study the brain without philosophical prejudice. And if the day should ever dawn when scientific analysis of body and brain solves the mystery, all men who have sought the truth in all sincerity will rejoice alike: the professing materialist and the dualist, the scientist and the philosopher, the agnostic and the convinced worshipper. Surely none need fear the truth." (Wilder Penfield, Speech and Brain Mechanisms, 1959)

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