The String Theory

[e_lunaseer]

@nykia

Those in long term settings are in poor health and often experience UTIs. These individuals, who may not have dementia, show signs of a UTI when they talk about seeing things that are not there. Once the UTI is treated they resume their original behavioral patterns.

If you feel those with schizophrenia are experiencing some sort of super-form of evolution then how do you account for the geriatric population who suffer from temporary delusions?

the theory stated does not account for such…

@nykia

Does the future reveal itself to us through cultural lessons, historical discoveries–Sir Isaac Newton researched the lost island of Atlantis as did Greek Dictator Solon-- structural regulations, futuristic planning?

At times, yes, but one must sift through all of it which becomes a monumental task,
future from the past,
yet never looking back

@nykia

There are major differences between BCI and Schizophrenia.

True as there are major differences between spirit/brain interfaces and SZ

[nykia]

the theory stated does not account for such…

Moving on, why would his statement include those who experience schizophrenia and dismiss those in spiritual circles–Buddhist monks, fasting Christians, Traditional Witches–who may induce hallucinations to become more aware?

Every individual may experience a unified experience of life–revealing facts about the future is not criteria for demonstrating such.

[shutterbug]

@e_lunaseer

Assuming Charon is the dude in Hades…

I’m less worried about names than accepted forms of currency. Because all I have left are these damn tokens.

10-96

[Twang]

@shutterbug

Another book recommend:

The Ware Tetralogy, by Rudy Rucker

Also Rucker’s “Postsingular” at

www.rudyrucker.com/postsingular/