Entropy: Current Brain Lab Photos - Neil Slade's Amazing Brain Music Adventure
Entropy is ?
All over the Brain Lab, Lingo, study subjects, and students alike left traces of their
time at the lab leaving cryptic notes, signs, and objects showing "I was here." One fun
activity at the lab was hunting around for these signs, autographs, and one line philosophies to be found on dead
logs or even the walls of buildings. During the visit today a
few of Lingo's favorite metal labels could still be found on trees througout the property,
one shown below still attached to the original tree stump, to inspire and stimulate
an inquiring mind....
Please note that the actual tree condition above, is
illustrative of the definition placed upon it... clever brain
teacher label maker at work here.
To view next photo, click photo image above.
Other metal label philoshopies found today:
"April Fool 78 Goodman/Giurado Syndrome"
(An inside joke/reminder about two fellows Lingo and others found less than completely
turstworthy- I could fill you in on more about these actual people...!)
"What could be better than this? 21 Aug 81"
Is this an observation from Nirvana? - or a question to ponder?
Found next to a big hole in the ground today, where the library used
to stand...
"Economics determines consciousness" !!
A personal story concerning these little metal messages...
In October 1992, in front of several witnesses, T.D. Lingo made it
clear that he intended me to acquire ownership of the property at his
death, since I had been his primary assistant in brain lab doings for
the last of many years. I immediately shared this exciting news with many people,
and one in particular made it abundantly clear to me to:
"GET IT IN WRITING."
This person not only told me this once, but several times.
My response was "Well, he's not dying anytime soon, and there's plenty
of time for that." I felt that this issue could be left alone for a while.
Six months later, Lingo died.
He never made a will.
All of the brain lab property went into custody of his only living
heir, his stepson, whom he had absolutely no communication with, and who had no interest
in either Lingo's work or continuation of the brain lab research.
I got the reserach papers, Lingo's guitar, a brain in a jar (used for lessons), and a few knick-knacks.
The land is now selling for several million dollars, and I am sure you can figure out what the moral of this story is.
But the really strange part is this: About a week after Lingo died, he visited me in
a dream from beyond the grave. He took me by the shoulders, and pointed me in a certain specific direction
on the brain lab property. Shortly thereafter, I went up to the property again, and
walked over to a spot pointed to me in the dream. There I found a tree I had never really
looked at before, and one of those
metal labels with a short saying was tacked onto this tree.
This tag had a short one line message. And with what I had just gone
through with the ownership of the property
passing through my fingers, this message will remain in my memory forever.
The little metal tag asked this question:
All over the Brain Lab, Lingo, study subjects, and students alike left traces of their
time at the lab leaving cryptic notes, signs, and objects showing "I was here." One fun
activity at the lab was hunting around for these signs, autographs, and one line philosophies to be found on dead
logs or even the walls of buildings. During the visit today a
few of Lingo's favorite metal labels could still be found on trees througout the property,
one shown below still attached to the original tree stump, to inspire and stimulate
an inquiring mind....
Please note that the actual tree condition above, is
illustrative of the definition placed upon it... clever brain
teacher label maker at work here.
To view next photo, click photo image above.
Other metal label philoshopies found today:
"April Fool 78 Goodman/Giurado Syndrome"
(An inside joke/reminder about two fellows Lingo and others found less than completely
turstworthy- I could fill you in on more about these actual people...!)
"What could be better than this? 21 Aug 81"
Is this an observation from Nirvana? - or a question to ponder?
Found next to a big hole in the ground today, where the library used
to stand...
"Economics determines consciousness" !!
A personal story concerning these little metal messages...
In October 1992, in front of several witnesses, T.D. Lingo made it
clear that he intended me to acquire ownership of the property at his
death, since I had been his primary assistant in brain lab doings for
the last of many years. I immediately shared this exciting news with many people,
and one in particular made it abundantly clear to me to:
"GET IT IN WRITING."
This person not only told me this once, but several times.
My response was "Well, he's not dying anytime soon, and there's plenty
of time for that." I felt that this issue could be left alone for a while.
Six months later, Lingo died.
He never made a will.
All of the brain lab property went into custody of his only living
heir, his stepson, whom he had absolutely no communication with, and who had no interest
in either Lingo's work or continuation of the brain lab research.
I got the reserach papers, Lingo's guitar, a brain in a jar (used for lessons), and a few knick-knacks.
The land is now selling for several million dollars, and I am sure you can figure out what the moral of this story is.
But the really strange part is this: About a week after Lingo died, he visited me in
a dream from beyond the grave. He took me by the shoulders, and pointed me in a certain specific direction
on the brain lab property. Shortly thereafter, I went up to the property again, and
walked over to a spot pointed to me in the dream. There I found a tree I had never really
looked at before, and one of those
metal labels with a short saying was tacked onto this tree.
This tag had a short one line message. And with what I had just gone
through with the ownership of the property
passing through my fingers, this message will remain in my memory forever.
The little metal tag asked this question:
Your Amazing Brain Adventure
is a web site all about Tickling Your Amygdala-
i.e. turning on the best part of your brain as easy as clicking on a light
switch. This is done as easily as imagining a feather inside of your head
stimulating a compass, the amygdala. The amygdala is a set of twin organs, a
part of your brain that sits right in between the most advance part of your
brain- the frontal lobes and pre-frontal cortex- and the most primitive part
of your brain- your "reptile brain" and brain stem. By tickling your
amygdala you instantly and directly increase creativity, intelligence,
pleasure, and also make possible a spontaneous natural processes known as
"paranormal abilities", although such things as telepathy and ESP are really
as natural as breathing, or as easy doing simple math in your head. The
ability to self stimulate the amygdala by something as simple as thought has
been proven in laboratory experiments, such as those conducted at Harvard
University research labs, 1999-2009, and can be tracked with modern brain
scanning machines such as fMRI and PET... Indeed, thought is faster than
light.
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