Re: I had a hallucination??
- From: Borked Pseudo Mailed <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 17:58:15 -0700 (MST)
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 14:40:18 -0800, Ken S. Tucker wrote:
>
> Der alte Hexenmeister wrote:
>> "Ken S. Tucker" <dynamics@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:1136490677.594477.240180@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Like many of us, I was lying in a dark and quiet bed mediating on
>> > planetary motion to burn up some excess mental energy to get to sleep,
>> > when very suddenly a very loud noise sounded into my left ear together
>> > with a flash of light.
>> >
>> > I was sober so I figured I had stroke or something and so bye-bye to
>> > Ken, no big deal, however it wasn't that.
>> >
>> > The sound was so loud it jerked me to adrenalin because it was so loud
>> > and scary. It sounded like a zipper being pulled really fast, but I
>> > can't say how long it lasted. The flash was of much shorter duration
>> > than a flash bulb.
>> >
>> > Naturally I figured I had some sort of internally generated psychosis
>> > event, but then I got to thinking...
>> >
>> > What if a cosmic ray smacked me in the skull and converted my brain
>> > into a sort of bubble chamber when it decayed, affecting neurons etc
>> > by doing that.
>> >
>> > We know cosmic rays smack into the atmosphere all the time, and indeed
>> > we need to go deep under- ground to shield them for neutrino
>> > observations, so we know they can produce high energy at ground level.
>> >
>> > Ok, so there is a probability of a cosmic ray dis- integrating within
>> > the human skull and producing charged particles within the brain that
>> > could produce neuronic stimulation, and shock as I described.
>> >
>> > In the past, I had infrequent minor events like that that I assigned
>> > to the minor psychosis from the id, (aka subconscious), that all
>> > people have from time to time have without really knowing why.
>> >
>> > 1) If anyone else can describe this elusive phenomena please do so.
>> >
>> > 2) If anyone can quantify the biophysics of that event please do so.
According to Julian Jaynes, a good-sized chunk of our brains used to be
used for providing us auditory hallucinations, but, because of the
increase in complexity of society, it hasn't been a good way to get ahead
for the last 3000 years or so; but the hardware is still there, and
sometimes switches on.
>> >
>> > 3) I for (1) would be very interested in hearing from others about
>> > this possible phenomena, please do so.
>> >
>> > Regards
>> > Ken S. Tucker
>> >
>> > PS: What excites me is the possiblity of the experience of a particle
>> > decay within the human mind that may actually be experienced in
>> > sensory way. My thinking is to subject volunteers to particle beam
>> > bombardment into their brains to confirm this effect...no joke it
>> > could be confirmed at safe levels, subject to minimizing health risks
>> > and maxing the sense of the phenomena.
>> >
>> > PSS: The 1960's had LSD (chemical), maybe the 2000's will uprate to
>> > nuclear (atomic) highs.
>>
>> I had a similar experience while waiting at a red light on my back to
>> work after lunch. The light turned green, I rolled forward, the car in
>> front didn't move. I stopped, looked again at the traffic signal and it
>> was still red. To this day I am convinced a neuron fired falsely; I was
>> fully conscious, never drink while working or driving, but that light
>> was seen as green while it was red. Fortunately no accident occurred.
>>
>> I have also had the sudden wake up call while dozing off, but I have
>> always put those down to my state of mind at the time. We all have
>> various worries to contend with, such as illness in others.
>> You may have seen these:
>> http://mineral.galleries.com/minerals/silicate/quartz/qua-133.gif
>> I found mine on a beach and the exterior had worn thin from wave action
>> as pebbles do, leaving a small hole. I halved it with a diamond tipped
>> tile saw I was using at the time.
>> http://www.toolstation.com/index.html?r=a&feature=97751&rr=p35GS4oh39W9SolW
>>
>> This a.m. I woke with a nightmare and it took coffee to shake off the
>> horrors and sense of claustrophobia. In my dream a small frog had crept
>> into the hollow rock and stayed long enough to grow too large to pass
>> through the single exit, surviving on whatever insects crawled in. Even
>> writing about it now gives me the shudders.
>>
>> Der alte Hexenmeister.
>
> I'd like to respond empathatically this way... We all appreciate the fact
> dreams occur. I'd like to stay close to physics, is it possible a cosmic
> ray could hit the brain and produce a stimulating effect as I described?
>
> I'd like to confine this threads inquire to that issue possiblitiy, aside
> from dreams. Ken
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