Taller Than A Tree : The xCode Mind

Abraham Thomas

ISBN 10: 0997367385 / ISBN 13: 9780997367386

Published by Tereo Creative, 2024

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In 1989, a chance spreadsheet experiment led mechanical engineer Abraham Thomas to his revolutionary 'xCode' hypothesis. It challenges the prevailing scientific view that the brain's 86 billion neurons use algorithms to sum incoming signals.Drawing from decades of neuroscience research and recent AI interactions, Thomas weaves a compelling 30-chapter narrative exploring the cellular, neurological and psychological foundations of human cognition.Discover how incoming combinatorial signal patterns are matched against a complex tapestry of genetic instructions, protein memories, subthreshold potentials, and neurochemical signatures.Explore this matching process that exposes the astronomically vast human memory. Glimpse Sigmund Freud's ambitious dreams and the curious philosophical revelations from an ordinary spreadsheet.Uncover amazing transplanted organ memories, the emotional gatekeeper role of the amygdala, and the brilliant bridge between determinism and free will.Unveil the insular cortex's link to self-awareness, how mirror neurons facilitate 90% of communication, and the somatic marker hypothesis' bar chart representation. Ponder consciousness' time lag, the 'thoughts organ', and the 'beliefs organ' sustaining knowledge.Through the 'XCode Mind' lens, Thomas offers a fresh perspective on humor, common sense, savant abilities, and even cosmic intelligence - with insights into mind control techniques and harnessing your own XCode Mind's power.'Taller Than a Tree' is a captivating journey into human cognition, challenging conventions and inspiring a new grasp of what it means to be human.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Taller Than A Tree : The xCode Mind
• Publisher: Tereo Creative
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0997367385
• ISBN 13: 9780997367386
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 203W x 133H x 9D millimeters 203 millimeters width by 133 millimeters height by 9 millimeters depth
• Weight: 185 grams

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Synopsis

In 1989, a chance spreadsheet experiment led mechanical engineer Abraham Thomas to his revolutionary 'xCode' hypothesis. It challenges the prevailing scientific view that the brain's 86 billion neurons use algorithms to sum incoming signals.

\Drawing from decades of neuroscience research and recent AI interactions, Thomas weaves a compelling 30-chapter narrative exploring the cellular, neurological and psychological foundations of human cognition.

Discover how incoming combinatorial signal patterns are matched against a complex tapestry of genetic instructions, protein memories, subthreshold potentials, and neurochemical signatures.

Explore this matching process that exposes the astronomically vast human memory. Glimpse Sigmund Freud's ambitious dreams and the curious philosophical revelations from an ordinary spreadsheet.

Uncover amazing transplanted organ memories, the emotional gatekeeper role of the amygdala, and the brilliant bridge between determinism and free will.

Unveil the insular cortex's link to self-awareness, how mirror neurons facilitate 90% of communication, and the somatic marker hypothesis' bar chart representation. Ponder consciousness' time lag, the 'thoughts organ', and the 'beliefs organ' sustaining knowledge.

Through the 'XCode Mind' lens, Thomas offers a fresh perspective on humor, common sense, savant abilities, and even cosmic intelligence - with insights into mind control techniques and harnessing your own XCode Mind's power.

"Taller Than a Tree" is a captivating journey into human cognition, challenging conventions and inspiring a new grasp of what it means to be human.

About the Author

Abraham Thomas is a mechanical engineering graduate from Guindy, and a production engineering post graduate from Imperial College, London. He was a manufacturer of electrical equipment, and a builder. His book, The Affluence Machine, describes the developmental effects of urbanization. His writings suggest that intelligence may be the output of a neural pattern recognition mechanism and also deal with the emotions triggered by the quirks of intuition.