Introduction to the Philosophy of ever reducing Circles of Thought
Created | Updated Jan 28, 2002
Wouldn't you like to know what your subconscious was thinking right now?
Wouldn't you like to have access to your subconscious mind, especially where all that surplus information gets stored but isn't retrieved when we most need it?
Would you like to know that it is technically impossible?
We need our subconscious in order to have our conscious thought pattern. Our subconsious is the source of our emotions, our memories, our dreams... if our subconscious wasn't 'sub' at all then we would have no control over what information passed in front of our minds. It would drive us insane - or at least MORE insane.
Further than that, picture your mind as an intricate building. The sub-conscious is the foundations and ground floor, the rest is the first floor upwards. The Ground floor (subconscious) holds reception, which decides what goes in and out and delivers it up to the right floor. Furthermore it sends messages to different floors, co-ordinating them effectively. Without a Ground Floor and Reception, the mind is from the start uncoordinated, bogged down, completely disorganised with all the random information. The conscious thought is created by the subconscious. It is like trying to run a software program without a computer. Most animals exist on a sub-conscious thought process (instincts, which - again - without the subconscious cannot exist, therefore endagering us... add a security station to the ground floor) and most animals have not developed a conscious thought pattern as far as humans can determine.
Therefore, we cannot exist without a sub-conscious. We are likely to have never existed without a subconscious. The subconscious is hardware, the conscious is the software created to run on the hardware.
If anyone would like to discuss or argue this then please do put your ideas forward, I am an agnostic and I always like to recieve other peoples opinions.