“A Second brain Found in the Heart” We think we know where memory is stored. We think we have one brain. Over 20 years ago I spent time with DR. PAUL PEARSALL, Ph. D. as he studied heart transplant recipients and transferred memories. It changed me and this will... change you and what we think is AI.show more

What I learned from Dr. Pearsall and Dr. Swartz about learning and memory has not been known or used in the current AI path. When some of these ideas are applied, we will be an order of magnitude closer to what some call AGI. This is some of the things I work on in my garage.

If you want to begin where I did over 10 years ago to understand the AI that is ahead and perhaps help build it, start with this book. I will also share my latest research soon on new ways to understand AI learning. Link:

We have at least 3 “brains” I thought. Today I have an even more complex and complete understanding understanding and it will change us and AI:

I worked with heart transplants. And even just open heart surgery. Putting patients in pulmonary cardiac standby. Has changes in personality traits. I’ve witnessed this phenomenon. 🚀

Pretty sure someone put mine in my stomach by accident.

When addressing trauma, the word “brain” limits our ability to grasp the problem. We discover that our brain *stem* (limbic system) is often overriding our conscious thought to protect us from a perceived threat. It’s processing sensory data a) before our conscious brain (neo-cortex) gets it, and b) that our conscious brain isn’t even aware of. Understanding that we are working with the nervous *system*, as a whole, of which, different parts take control at different times, is critical for relief and eventual success. Our neo-cortex is often just sitting on the sideline saying “wtf?”

Love this. All it takes is one very observant person to document this phenomenon, that then sparks further study of this amazing reality of carried-over consciousness. 🧬 The quantum world & God’s Grace continue to reveal the many intricacies of life’s wonders. ✨✨💖💡✨✨

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Not to discount the distribution of our nervous system throughout our bodies, but the early heart activation cited here could be a reaction to anticipation, rather than an ESP via the heart "brain". People underestimate the power of anticipation.