If you say, my brain, that means it's yours, what is yours come to you, right?

It's a colloquialism that we use because I need to refer to this one and here,

these are impressions that we have taken. I think there's a possibility that it's exactly what

happens. If one does this, then you will see perception will explode in ways that they are not

imagined possible.

What is the you that can be separated from the physical?

Is it the fact that you gathered your body a little bit at a time?

It's the fact that this body gathered together over a period of time and it may be that I emerge

as a consequence of that, this feeling of I, as opposed to me doing the gathering.

Some, you've been having lunch at dinner or have I been having lunch at dinner?

Yeah, this dynamic accumulation has been eating plenty, yeah.

So what you, what you refer to as my body right now is an accumulation of food,

it's a heap of food, not a pleasant way to describe you, but it is.

What you call as my mind, largely in people's experience, is an accumulation of impressions over

a period of time. So if you have to gather this much of impressions and this much of body,

something more fundamental must be there, isn't it?

Houston, Texas is an accumulation of roadways and buildings,

but we wouldn't say that there was, Houston was there and you gather, you are not a piece of geography.

You are not a piece of geography, are you? You know, you know, I may be exactly that,

a physical, a physical being. I'll tell you why from my perspective that seems like a possibility,

because we're across the street from the world's largest medical center and every day,

there are thousands of people there whose geography is changing because of Alzheimer's or stroke,

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