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[return to "Language is not essential for the cognitive processes that underlie thought"]
1. smalle+eP6[view] [source] 2024-10-20 13:06:57
>>orcul+(OP)
A little late to the thread, but this is obvious if you've done any reasonably serious mindfulness practice. When you are meditating, you can get to the point where the internal monolog (the yabbering of the "crazy monkey mind") is completely silenced. "You" are still present, and can direct your attention, and can observe all of the perceptions with full comprehension, without the verbal layer interpreting for you.
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2. jumpin+pb7[view] [source] 2024-10-20 16:30:19
>>smalle+eP6
This "feeling" of full comprehension can be an illusion. Similar to how we think we are taking in 140 degree of full visual information through our eyes. In truth, we can only take in accurate information about the size of our thumb at arms length. The so called saccades phenomenon.
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