Re: Precision of replication

From: joedees@bellsouth.net
Date: Thu 26 Jun 2003 - 19:55:03 GMT

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    From: "Van oost Kenneth"
    <kennethvanoost@belgacom.net> To: <memetics@mmu.ac.uk> Subject: Re: Precision of replication Date sent: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 21:14:25 +0200 Send reply to: memetics@mmu.ac.uk

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    > ----- Original Message -----
    > From: <joedees@bellsouth.net>
    > Kenneth,
    > > > Acting in cases of an emergency is important, but doing nothing
    > > > and letting experts do their jobs is of equal importance........
    > Joe,
    > > But the decision to either act or not to act is itself not an
    > > action, but
    > a
    > > decision, that is, it is cognitive and internal.
    >
    > < In a way, this is not correct, the decision you make is biased
    > within the parameter-set of the venue sending out it dues for expected
    > per- formances to be performed.
    >
    > When a fire starts, you probably will call the fire- department_ that
    > is in your book a decision, but it is also in my book, by all means, a
    > ( possible) expected performance. If it were to be your house, or that
    > of a friend, a family- member I guess you won 't decide ( that takes
    > some time, how tiny the in- terval might be), you will be calling the
    > fire- brigade_IMO an expected performance in cases of you seeing a
    > house burn.
    >
    > (You still think you are in control, but the acknowledgment of you
    > seeing a fire sets in motion performances of which you have no control
    > whatsoever_ it is the property of that specific venue that sets the
    > arrangement of the scenery to represent the stage of where on certain
    > performances will be enacted.)
    >
    > Was this something you thought about or did impulsive_ or was it
    > a habit you were already familar with !? I go for the last, it was an
    > expected performance you seeing a house burning.
    >
    > Will you do nothing !? Some people might. But if a resident was
    > calling out for help would you stake your life to save her !?
    > If you don 't, don 't be hard on yourself here, that's cool, no
    > harm done_ the concern of this specific cultural/ social venue is not
    > about her, but about you_ within the organism you are, venues are
    > playing their hand to continue and maintain themselves_ in- cluding
    > cognitive venues, habits and traits. There are still genetic sceneries
    > that arrange a lot, including the one that most people have an
    > interest for self- preservation.
    >
    > Heroes are made when one overcomes this and goes in......
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > Kenneth
    >
    When a decision is made, before one acts upon it, the p300 neuronal cluster fires in the cortex. Simple, Pet-scan-verifiable fact.
    >
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