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[ Woman ]
Brain, when it fires its thoughts...
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is likened unto the landscape
of a thundercloud.
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And the synaptic cleft
is the sky between...
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- the storm and the Earth--
the Earth receptor sight.
- [ Electricity Crackling ]
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And you see this
foreboding dark cloud...
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boiling in the sky...
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and you see electrical impulses
moving through it...
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veins of electric light...
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and then you see it
hit the ground.
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- The brain looks like a thunderstorm--
- [ Electricity Crackling ]
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when it is presenting
a coherent thought.
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- So no one is ever seeing the thought.
- [ Thunderclap ]
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What they do see
in neurophysics...
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is that they see
a storm raging...
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around different quadrants
of the brain.
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- [ Thunder Rumbling ]
- Those are areas that are mapped in the body...
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and what a person
must be responding to--
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a holographic image--
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rage, murder, hate...
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compassion, love.
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[ Man ] The brain does not know
the difference between...
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what it sees in its environment
and what it remembers...
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because the same specific
neural nets are then firing.
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The brain is made up of tiny
nerve cells called ''neurons. ''
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These neurons have tiny
branches that reach out...
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and connect to other neurons
to form a neural net.
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Each place where they connect
is incubated into a thought or a memory.
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Now, the brain builds up all its concepts
by the law of associative memory.
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For example, ideas,
thoughts and feelings...
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are all constructed and interconnected
in this neural net...
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- and all have a possible relationship
with one another.
- [ Electricity Crackling ]
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The concept and the feeling
oflove, for instance...
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is stored in this
vast neural net.
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But we build the concept oflove
from many other different ideas.