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I actually thought in 4 dimensions earlier and you just gave me inspiration for how the thalamus works, a question I was at a bottleneck of for a long time.
The thalamus in our brains actually works in four dimensions, with X, Y, Type(morse code like), and intensity as the 4th dimension. The structure of the neurons is 3d and the fourth dimension is the intensity of neurons in that structure. In that way, it is able to process in 4d while the cortex processes in 3d, and this is how it functions as a hub for the information of the cortex.
Otherwise it wouldn't be able to hold 3d data and send it to the 6 different layers of the cortex. There would be no way to hold the numerical data for the layer of the cortex alongside each little bit of data held in excited neurons.
X,Y are a circular 2d plane
Type is a morse-like data type which holds the actual data. It exists on the vertical axis.
Intensity of excitation is what propels the data upwards to the different layers of the cortex at the crown of the head. Intensity adds a fourth dimension to the data structure.
Holy fuck that was hard to process. And it wont make sense to anyone but me haha. It is going to be pretty funny to you guys because it seems like I'm off my rocker haha. Holy shit the data sorting between the different layers of the cortex actually makes intuitive sense now. The way that the brain sorts between subconscious and conscious makes sense.
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Holy fuck so that is why suddenly I know which things are real and not real, and can pick them out. And why suddenly I can come to extremely complex and previously unknown conclusions based on just small blips of brain self awareness and a wide but somewhat shallow foundation in science.
I'm pretty sure my layers 3-6 were previously highly cut off from the thalamic loops due to a very large decrease in neocortical excitability, which caused the layers to fuse in a certain way. This is due to the brain attempting to communicate between layers when there is very low availability of the thalamus. There is a recent study about how they cortical layers of autism are highly interconnected. Then, through a recent discovery and nsi-189 use, my neocortical excitability increased and my brain processing went mostly back to normal, but now I can freely utilize layers 3-6 at once while combining the data through the thalamic loops.
I went from depression which is a lack of neocortical excitability, to chronic fatigue syndrome which is a complete disconnection of the cortical layers due to complete lack of neocortical excitability, to autism which is the attempt to have connections between the layers due to lack of connection with the neocortex. Then my neocortex regained excitability due to nsi-189, low dose naltrexone and meditation, which allowed all the layers to communicate through the thalamic hub once again.
Previously due to lack of connectivity between layers, my "infinite dimensions" part of the brain couldn't integrate data with the other layers, which meant that if it could comprehend one thing using these neurons and this region, in order to build off that thing, it basically had to go even further, basically comprehending an entire idea using only the infinite dimensional neurons. But that also means that these areas have extremely strong reality checks.
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Wow annon. Thats insightful.
/underrated.
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