What I think about.

Here's something crazy I found it out. (as usual)

Sit/stand still. Now stare at an object a few feet away.

Here the really hard/fun part, try to mentally look at an object next to it while still staring at that same object.

In other words use you brain to scan your surrounding peripheral vision while still looking at that same object.

Confusing isn't it? :)

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Weird thing is I'm the only person I know who would sit and think about this stuff.

And that brings me to remember that...I...uummm....I remembered something...oh, forget it...

On the matter of the brain, I was thinking, ha... I was thinking about how the brain has a so called "thinking space."

You know, its more of the tip of your brain. When I say "think about trees", your brain gathers memories and data about trees, and deposits them into your "thinking space." Now you can quickly talk about what you brain first brought to mind.

You can't have all the information your brain holds in your "thinking space," right?

Think of your brain as a computer and our thinking space is the monitor, you don't see all the computer's information straight from the monitor but you can still go and access all those storages of memories and data.

So now that you've slightly or entirely not gotten that idea, think about this.

Our thinking space, as amazing as it is, is still limited.

Every thing else your body does is controlled by what you might want to call "hard-coded space." The beating of the heart, the responses from the nerves, etc...

Now what's weird is that our thinking space doesn't have physical access to those "hard-coded spaces."

Now that's a thought, you don't even have complete access to your own brain!

Imagine what one could do if they had access to those areas. They could tell their nerves to stop sensing pain in a fight or injury, or tell their brain to give themselves an adrenaline rush to have their muscles perform at unbelievable limits.

The only thing that is really bad about this is that, it's like giving a six year-old complete access to the hard drive on your computer.

We could end up making our heart stop beating, or our liver to stop working, or worse, to completely shut down ones own brain!!!

Now I think I am really glad God made us so that our mind, as powerful as is is, so that they cannot be damaged by itself!

Whew...now that's something to think about...

All of this is just a hint of what my mind analyzes every day.

Scary, aint it?

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