Hello Houston

Written by Charles Douglas Wehner


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"We copy you, Apollo 55. Our computers userepparttar latest AMD 64-bit 3 gigacycle chips. These are accurate to one part in sixteen million-million-million. Allrepparttar 146323 supercomputers ofrepparttar 146324 world have been linked up by Internet, and millions of volunteers are donating spare cycles on their machine to help. The computing capacity we have is mind-blowing. We know at all times where you are to within a millionth of an inch. If you get into any trouble, just get in touch and we will talk you home".

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"Hello Apollo 55, do you copy"?

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"Hello Apollo 55, do you copy"?

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"Hello Apollo 55, do you copy"?

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Charles Douglas Wehner was born on the Isle of Man, and spent his life as a technical author, design engineer and inventor.


The Bill Clinton Neuron And The Sweat Neuron

Written by Abraham Thomas


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Was it onlyrepparttar olfactory system, which used combinatorial coding? The mind received kaleidoscopic combinations of millions of sensations. Could instant combinatorial recognition extended beyondrepparttar 144965 olfactory system? Could it berepparttar 144966 essence ofrepparttar 144967 neural system? A new book, The Intuitive Algorithm, suggested just this. The mind used combinatorial coding and pattern recognition to propel recognition through many neural regions like a lightning streak. The mind saw, recognized, interpreted and acted. Data was reported to move from input to output in a bare 20 milliseconds. Inrepparttar 144968 blink of eye. Myriad processes converted light, sound, touch and smell instantly into your nerve impulses. Special regions recognized those combinations as objects and events. The limbic system, another region, interpreted those events to generate emotions. A fourth region responded to those emotions with actions. The mind perceived, identified, evaluated and acted. Pattern recognition and combinatorial coding got you offrepparttar 144969 hot stove in a fraction of a second.

Abraham Thomas is the author of The Intuitive Algorithm, a book, which suggests that intuition is a pattern recognition algorithm. The ebook version is available at www.intuition.co.in. The book may be purchased only in India. The website, provides a free movie and a walk through to explain the ideas.


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