>>34385
Yes I recall seeing a motion picture of how the activity of the brain moves in cycles.
More specifically, I am drawing inferences from how I can feel the waves in my own brain working, and yes, I *can* feel them.
Brainwaves for me have turned into an element of my mental posture. It feels like when I'm relaxed, it just cycles normally, but when I want to think something hard, the wave will jump around like how the read/write head of a hard disk might. I've become a bit of a computer myself in this way, because I can cut through very difficult philosophy using it this way.
When I'm using my imagination, it will go backwards. When I focus on one sense, it stays in a sector. When I'm focusing my feelings, there's a stripe in the back which takes the focus. I believe that perhaps the white matter of the human brain won't broadcast from the entire brain *to* the entire brain all at once. I think there is a bit of a filter which can change shape, speed, and position, which will mix up the sharing of information according to the works of inner politics and habitual intelligence.
In this way, a robo-wife brainwave wouldn't be the same as a human brainwave; but it would be close enough. Upgrading her hardware would just allow her to cycle around faster without skipping focus.
Since I was a boy, I was always concerned with breaking down reality into the most efficient symbols I can manage using alchemy. Doing so gives me massive leverage to process reality. I hit some roadblocks in my mid-20's, but some mind-expanding psychedelics temporarily gave me enough room in my head to break free and gain superhuman understandings. The process of alchemy takes a lot of 'room' to work with, but ultimately creates more room when you're done; turning a mind into an efficient and well-oiled machine.
For example, when I imagine a coin spinning, part of me pretends to be a coin; adopting the material properties of the coin (stiff, low-friction/metallic, resonant, rough edges, dense), and then gets to spinning helplessly in a mental physics sandbox. The symbols that I rely upon to do the spinning are gravity, angualr momentum (conserved), energy (conserved), air resistance, and equilibrium. Gravity pulls down, but the more flat the coin goes, the less it's spinning; it can't spin less without dissipating angular momentum/energy into the air, or into the table. Therefore the system is at a sort of dynamic equilibrium until it dissipates everything and falls flat.
I am not pulling a memory of a spinning coin, I am generating a new, unique experience.
If we want to build a robowife, we must take inspiration from nature. *I* want a robowife who is capable of some part-time philosophy like me; a sorceress. Nature never made one for me, for some reasons that fill me with bitterness and disgust. It occurs to me that a well-alchemized brain stripped/partitioned away from any objective memories of me may make a decent base for a robowife for Anon in general, and I may recruit Anon's help in my ambitions if I can make enough progress to show that I'm not just living in a fantasy.
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