Memories and Awaretheory

Memories and Awaretheory

The brain is much more complicated than this diagram seems to depict. What it does represent is that the brain is the source of the processing that produces behavior. The brain is so complicated that there are many theories on how it does what it does.

For humans, memories are produced by the functioning of the brain. If the structure and or functioning of the brain changes enough then the memories will change as well. By changing the structure and functioning of the brain memories can be generated that are about events that the body never experienced.

Having the same memories is not necessary for having the same ixperiencitness

What we have memories of in the past is very inaccurate. Our brains cannot hold all of the information that it receives from the senses. The brain makes vague outlines of the past experiences, that can frequently change over time. The brain does not store memories like the computer stores information. Memories are an aspect of consciousness. They are part of the consciousness produced by the itobody. When a computer retrieves stored information it is not in the form of consciousness.

Improving ones abilities to remember things is a type of conscious enhancement

The memorypath is the sequence of memories that is connected to a specific awarepath and physapath. We sometimes cannot tell the difference between a memory and an actual experience. When this happens the memory is considered to be part of the sensepath and not a memory by the individual. The memorypath is part of the awarepath.

Memories can make a person sad or mad

There are an extremely large amount of memorypaths that a particular ixperiencitness can have

Memories are created by the functioning of the bran and the functioning is determined by the structure of the brain and how it is influenced over time. By changing the structure of the brain you change the memories that can be produced. By changing the functioning of the brain you are changing the memories that are being produced. You do not have to experience some event to have a memory of the event. The brain through it's functioning can change its structure thus latter changing it functioning.

You can loose your memory but still have an ixperiencitness. You can loose your memory have the same ixperiencitness. You can have different memories and have the same ixperiencitness. Specific memories are not a necessary part of your ixperiencitness.

By changing the structure and functioning of the brain in the right ways a conscious being can have memories of actual events that have happened any time in the past but that the person never experienced

Memories make us believe that we or our bodies have a past even when we have not

Any memories can be made by creating the right structure and functioning in the brain

Memories can make you happy or nostalgic

Memories can make you think that you have had past lives when you didn't

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Many different memorypaths can converge into the same memorypath thus awarepath. This is because many different physapaths can converge into one physapath. What makes them converge or diverge is usually the enviropath which includes the sensepath. Part of the enviropath can be consciously controled for specific purposes.

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The purpose of this section is to give different ways of looking at some of the ideas presented in awaretheory that are not just all words, definitions, or equations. Sometimes shorts statements with a picture can sometimes help in the understanding of new, different, complex, misunderstood, or forgotten ideas. The ideas in awaretheory can effect many other sciences, beliefs, ideas, And many of the new ideas in science, mathematics, and technology can effect some of the developing ideas in awaretheory.

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Conscious existence	Death and Awaretheory	Life after death and Awaretheory	Immortality and Awaretheory	Reincarnation and Awaretheory
Types of Life after Death	Itofazcontinuance and Awaretheory	Itofazextension and Awaretheory	Itofazenhancement and Awaretheory	Itofazrepetition and Awaretheory
	Itofazhistorality and Awaretheory	Itofazfuturality and Awaretheory	Itofazquondamality and Awaretheory	Itofazprospectality and Awaretheory
Religion beliefs	God and Awaretheory	Religion and Awaretheory	Hell and Awaretheory	Heaven and Awaretheory
Non religious beliefs	Secularism and Awaretheory	Skepticism and Awaretheory	Humanism and Awaretheory	Secular Humanism and Awaretheory
Supernatural ideas	Supernatural concepts and Awaretheory	Deja vu and Awaretheory	Near Death Experiences and Awaretheory	Previous lives and Awaretheory
Emotions	Love and Awaretheory	Hate and Awaretheory	Happiness and Awaretheory	Fear and Awaretheory
Other Conscious beings	Aliens and Awaretheory	Animals and Awaretheory	Synthesized Conscious Beings and Awaretheory	Simple Materialism and Awaretheory
Possible experiences	Fiction and Awaretheory	Fantasy and Awaretheory	Magic and Awaretheory	Science Fiction and Awaretheory
Applications	Utopia and Awaretheory	Space Travel and Awaretheory	Time Travel and Awaretheory	Epistemology and Awaretheory
Experimentation	Itofazexperiments and Awaretheory	Experipaths and Awaretheory	Expericontinuums and Awaretheory	Experidiscontinuities, Experianomalies and Awaretheory
Science	Knowledge and Awaretheory	Science and Awaretheory	Mathematics and Awaretheory	Technology and Awaretheory
	Teleportation and Awaretheory	Quantum Mechanics and Awaretheory	Time and Awaretheory	Multiverses and Awaretheory
New concepts	Itofazcontinuums and Awaretheory	Itofazvenues and Awaretheory	Itofazpaths and Awaretheory	Itofazmoments and Awaretheory
	Itofazmapping and Awaretheory	Itofazterrains and Awaretheory	Sensespaces and Awaretheory	Internaspaces and Awaretheory
	Externaspaces and Awaretheory	Conscious Enhancement and Awaretheory	Memories and Awaretheory	Itofazpaducers and Awaretheory
	Injurypaths and Awaretheory	Diseasepaths and Awaretheory	Chemicalpaths and Awaretheory	Sensepaths and Awaretheory
Ethics and Morals	Free will and Awaretheory	Evil, Punishment and Awaretheory	Ethics and Awaretheory	Morals and Awaretheory
Culture	Culture and Awaretheory	Existentialism and Awaretheory	Religious Tolerance and Awaretheory	Belief System Tolerance and Awaretheory
Analogies and Processes	VCR analogy	Occam's razor	Fitoprocess and Awaretheory	Caresphere and Awaretheory
Supporting Evidence and Arguments	Time travel experiments	Assemble Line Argument	It's Only a Replica Argument	Matter is Magical Argument
	Subjective Evidence of Multiplicity	Sting Theory and Awaretheory	Directed Evolution and Awaretheory	Simultaneous Multiplicity of Ixperiencitness
Other	wiki page experiments	Diagram superlist	Constructing sites with images	Quantum Entanglement and Awaretheory