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[ Man ] If the brain is processing
400 billion bits of information...
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and our awareness
is only on 2,000--
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- [ Hits Ground ]
- that means reality's happening
in the brain all the time.
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It's receiving that information,
and yet we haven't integrated it.
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The eyes are like the lens.
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But the tape that's really
seeing is the back of the brain.
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It's called the visual cortex.
It's right back here.
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It's like this camera
and its tape.
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Did you know that the brain imprints
what it has the ability to see?
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This is important.
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For example:
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This camera is seeing
a lot more around me...
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than what is here...
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because it is-- has no objection
and no judgment.
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The only movie that's playing
in the brain...
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is what we have
the ability to see.
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So is it possible our eyes,
our cameras...
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see more than what our brain...
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has the ability
to consciously project?
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[ Woman ]
Well, the way our brain is wired up...
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we only see what
we believe is possible.
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Um, we match patterns
that already...
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uh, exist within ourselves
through conditioning.
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So, a wonderful story
that I believe is true...
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is that when the Indians--
the Native American Indians...
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on the Caribbean Islands saw
Columbus's ships approaching...
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they couldn't see them at all.
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Because it was so...
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unlike anything they had ever seen before,
they couldn't see it.
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[ Man ] When Columbus's armada
landed in the Caribbean...
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none of the natives
were able to see the ships...