Journal of Advanced Clinical Neurology Research
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The Mind, It's Software and its Goals are Based on the Organisation of the Physical
Abstract
The brain and senses are the machinery [containing concepts] of the mind [the context] and their organisation requires a question that must be asked to afford an answer [as we must do with “x” in algebra] and that question links ourselves to the physical. If we don't understand the physical, we exclude the exactitude of bottom-up thinking and these requirements could be called the placebo effect [involving mind, body and physical] that requires goals for implementation. The placebo is a software that brings together psychiatry, neuroscience, life-style and physics etc. with forward-planning so that we can attain a viable future that is dependent on eradicating drug addictions, suicides and the imminent collapse of society by simply recognising and using a science based on absolutes. Goals are basic to Life [Fibonacci series] and an outcome of relativity but their use is not adequately acknowledged even when we recognise forward-planning.
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