Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

sub-conscious mind. This explanation is from the science magazine,
Wonderpedia:
Every second, 11 million sensations crackle along these [brain] pathways ... The brain is
confronted with an alarming array of images, sounds and smells which it rigorously filters
down until it is left with a manageable list of around 40. Thus 40 sensations per second make
up what we perceive as reality.
The ‘world’ is not what people are told to believe that is it and the
inner circles of the Cult know that.
Illusory ‘physical’ reality
We can only see a smear of 0.005 percent of the Universe which is
only one of a vast array of universes – ‘mansions’ – within infinite
reality. Even then the brain decodes only 40 pieces of information
(‘sensations’) from a potential 11 million that we receive every
second. Two points strike you from this immediately: The sheer
breathtaking stupidity of believing we know anything so rigidly that
there’s nothing more to know; and the potential for these processes
to be manipulated by a malevolent force to control the reality of the
population. One thing I can say for sure with no risk of contradiction
is that when you can perceive an almost indescribable fraction of
infinite reality there is always more to know as in tidal waves of it.
Ancient Greek philosopher Socrates was so right when he said that
wisdom is to know how li le we know. How obviously true that is
when you think that we are experiencing a physical world of solidity
that is neither physical nor solid and a world of apartness when
everything is connected. Cult-controlled ‘science’ dismisses the socalled
‘paranormal’ and all phenomena related to that when the
‘para’-normal is perfectly normal and explains the alleged ‘great
mysteries’ which dumbfound scientific minds. There is a reason for
this. A ‘scientific mind’ in terms of the mainstream is a material
mind, a five-sense mind imprisoned in see it, touch it, hear it, smell it
and taste it. Phenomena and happenings that can’t be explained that
way leave the ‘scientific mind’ bewildered and the rule is that if they