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Logically Accurate, Emotionally Healthy
Logically Accurate, Emotionally Healthy
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What is the purpose of human thought?What are the steps to optimal thinking?What are the building blocks of emotional patterns that create your sensitivities and reactivities to every life experience?How can you break emotional reflexes wired into your nervous system from childhood?How can you standardise communication within your family, friends, workplace or corporation?
To understand your mindset you have to understand the recurring thought process that creates it. The greatest discovery in human history will be the sequential recipe for optimal human thought. It will address the social crisis of unhealthy, unstructured thinking that jackpots into the medical crisis of mental health. It will also enable computer programs to mimic optimal human thought to create "true" artificial intelligence. We don't know how to teach our children how to think optimally. Simultaneously, we can't program computers to mimic optimal human thought to create "true" artificial intelligence. The solution is that the human thought process is a sequential series of steps like playing hopscotch that produces a perfect result in a minimum number of steps; all with the inherent design of nature - a fractal algorithm. Since 2013, Dr Sean Eastwood has been studying the work of a now-deceased Australian software developer who claimed to have found the master algorithm of artificial general intelligence based on the discovery that the human thought process is a natural law like gravity. The result is precise blueprints for human thought and perception that accommodate all forms of physical and energetic medicine.
Product details
Binding:
Paperback
Number of Pages:
168
Release Date:
2021-09-08
Publication Date:
2021-09-08
Publisher:
Sean Eastwood
Languages:
Original:
English
ISBN10:
064523950X
ISBN13:
9780645239508
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Weight:
220 g
Height:
140 cm
Width:
216 cm
Thickness:
9 cm
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