your emotional state determines how memories are recorded.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 164919.htm



emotions and electrical signals in neurons affect gene switches, which in turn affect neural pathways

your emotional involvement in something dictates how much information you will retain about it.

you cant teach someone who doesnt want to learn, since they control the switches (whether they realise it or not)


i mean, knowing that noone will beleive i knew this ages ago kinda sucks. but to be able to say to all the fucking retards i knew, including my teachers, that i was right, and that their teaching methods fucking suck, and me, with no teaching experience whatsoever knew more about learning than they did...

its like getting a blowjob.
like being able to go back in time and punch the ignorant bastards in the face.
being able to say "i told you so" and have science back you up, is like fucking the prom queen.

knowing you were right, despite what every other cunt told you, and sticking to your guns, and being proven right in the end, is incomparable...

it makes you feel like god. try it some time. let the evidence lead.

"all knowing, all powerful" is how it makes you feel.

i rekon god is a human concept for the indistinguishability of the conciousness of anyone from anyone else, the recognition of the fact that in all likelihood, all conciousness is shared, the mind of every concious being in all possible universes throughout all of time.

we can measure most things.

but not the sense of "now" that people have, actually existing in a moment in time, experiencing the mind of what basically amounts to a biological machine.

the fear of unconciousness is unfounded. buddhism is correct in its supposition that "reincarnation" happens, in a way, and the possibility of a moral "flow" of conciousness is unneccesary since all conciousness is one, everything you do, every action that affects another person, will be experienced by the part of you that you call "you" eventually. good and bad.

perfect moral balance. through insane simplicity.

conciousness observes the universe. it literally creates it by observing it from the waveform of the infinite multiverse. the infinite number of possible universes and possible diversifications (changes as time passes, all the different ways a universe can happen and change like ours does)

god is the universe. knowing the universe brings you closer to it.

you get the same feeling when you learn something about the world you always suspected

the bible may be correct in some circumstances, due to the effect of fiction upon future history that has been observed, but it gives you no real understanding of what the universe is

when you die you just move on to different concious being (also, whenever you go to sleep.) you have no control of what you will be or where, what gender, species, or even how many dimensions you will be made up of.

jesus is just some philosopher who got a 12 people to follow him. technically we're all "sons and daughters" of god, the term is meaningless in the proper context.

and the vast majority of the bible is random bullshit pulled together by the roman emperor constantine several hundred years after the death of jesus.

it sucks how the real message gets lost because of fuckheads who like to twist things to their own benefit. jesus never bothered to write anything down and people added their own stuff to the "books of jesus" to push their own ideals.

the likelihood for his existence and philosophy discussions with 12 other people over several years, is very high. he was a man. a smart man for his time.

but to call him god, would be like to call me god. (and that applies even if both of us are wrong)

thats why i "dont beleive in god"

its why i dont want other people to beleive in god.

it blinds them to the truth of the universe.

it is, the idolatry of a man blinding people to the truth

the breaking of one of the 10 commandments.

their own book is even trying to tell them they're wrong.

the "book" is saying everyone is sinful yes, but not irredeemable...

Anyways yeah most people will argue that they already knew something similar to this. If you're angry fella you will record memories in a different fashion.

its not really the fact that emotions control memories

its the level of control emotion has over which things you remember

your emotions relating to the actual peice of information determines how likely it is to be stored

information which disagrees with your worldview is unlikely to even be recorded unless you have an emotional feedback system that judges based on evidence, rather than your own personal feelings

it means impartiality is essential

though requiring yourself to "know" and "beleive" you prevent yourself from actually learning at a physical level. rather than a concious one.

getting caught up in the book completely obscures the meanings

i get fucking pissed off at people misinterpreting what i say, imagine how pissed off jesus would be knowing that the vast majority of christians cant even comprehend his philosophical breakthroughs. that they mindlessly chant his name, and fucking ignore his message, which is probably the only thing he actually cared about, since he DIED IN ORDER TO SPREAD THAT MESSAGE.

the entire religion reeks of peversion from its original message

the beast of "revelation" in the bible, is the church itself.

he knew that.

but christians still cant understand it. the idea that the heads can fight each other is flawed, each sect of christianity is a part of the beast, remove one head, another grows in its place

can you not say the church has brought suffering remeniscent of that prophecied in revelations?

Does this mean the best way to teach someone is to torture them at the same time?

the other methods work better than pain when the person wants to learn, but in situations where the person is opposed to learning, pain and anger are often the only way to get them to reconsider their judgement (which happens to be stored in memory, and can only be rewritten either by the emotional response to an epiphany, or to pain/anger/joy

and that includes emotional pain. the pain does not need to be physical