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Brain’s TV Studio:
“…I am convinced of the weightlessness of all metaphysics, which weightlessness in turn implies immortality. Because the human’s tactile sense has been operative months before birth as the only communication means between the pregnant mother and the live child she is bearing, the tactile sense becomes the comparative base for all the post-natally and successively acquired sensibilities. After birth, first the olfactoral sense comes into play, as the child breathes in its own oxygen and sucks in its own nutriment. Considerably later the sound tuning is added to the apprehending-comprehending teleologic conversion of information from subjective awareness to objective use in the ever developing capability to adjust and cope with environmental events. Lastly, the optical tuning and scanning capability comes into play in the human imaginations ‘TV Studio.’ Because primitive sensing is tactile, man measures his distances horizontally in feet, vertically in hands. Because light’s speed of 700 million miles per hour is too fast for man to sense tactilely, he has misinterpreted the visual received information as being instantaneous, thus he mistakenly thinks he ‘sees’ objects and events occurring outside his physical organism, whereas radiation has bounced off and relayed the information through the human’s optical”
