From: Van oost Kenneth (kennethvanoost@belgacom.net)
Date: Mon 09 Jun 2003 - 14:58:24 GMT
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From: <joedees@bellsouth.net>
> But, once told (memetically cummunicated from another mind via
> utilizing commonly held action-perception encoding/decoding systems),
> one cognitively retains it throughout all venues one subsequently may
> occupy and can most of the time access it at will.
Catchin' up on this one,
<< Yes, no doubt, but this means, if you look at it in Wade's way, how
diverse the ( cultural) venues are in promoting certain performances above
others.
We all know our birthday is ' there ( somewhere) ' _ in the brain !?_ but
unless you don 't have a need/ desire to access the actual date you don 't
' know ' do you !?
It is at the actual moment of needing the date/ place/ time etc. for certain
purposes, or at the very moment of inducement ( someones asks you to/
someone remerber his/ someone is having a birthday party nextdoor) that
you actual ' remerber ' yours.
I know when I was working in the garden this afternoon that my birthday
was ' somewhere ' but the actual date, place, time came only to mind
during the writing of this post_ where birthday was hidden/ stored I don 't
know,but during the time I was working ' birthday ' wasn 't accessed/
opened or whatever. It was ' there ' but on the other hand it wasn 't...
Stored or not, what is the mechanism to open up the file ' birthday ' and
how big it...with what othe files are there connections !?
Do I ' remerber ' those too at the very moment I access ' birthday ' !?
Or is a further inducement of the environment/ venues needed to do so !?
Regards,
Kenneth
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