Did you know a baby's mind intakes so may bits of information throughout the day, that it literally shuts down while the baby is sleeping. Several times throughout the night while the brain is processing this info. the baby's brain literally stops working for just a moment or two. When hubby was explaining this to me, he compared it to computer doing so much at once that it cause the computer to freeze. -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 10:09:29 06/07/06 Wed
Author: rose
Subject: Did you know a baby's mind intakes so may bits of information throughout the day, that it literally shuts down while the baby is sleeping. Several times throughout the night while the brain is processing this info. the baby's brain literally stops working for just a moment or two. When hubby was explaining this to me, he compared it to computer doing so much at once that it cause the computer to freeze.
In reply to: Varmit 's message, "So who was good in science?" on 09:54:20 06/07/06 Wed

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So, when the Old World Europeans were sailing all over the globe, they didn't see elephants, bison, kangaroos, at first, cuz their brains didn't register their existance? And when the Conquistadors rode their horses, they must have been floating in the air, since the Indians probably couldn't see the horses either. (NT) -- Crystal, 10:25:11 06/07/06 Wed

Well I have never been much of one to actually believe that all horses were in Europe before they were ever seen in North America. I think horse skeletons have been overlooked because they were not a dinosaur. They did find horse fossils in Florida from 30 million years ago.... so why not some 500 years ago..... http://aquat1.ifas.ufl.edu/guide/fossils.html (NT) -- Varmit, 11:37:10 06/07/06 Wed

The mind wouldn't block out what it hasn't seen before though. It would make a correlation between the new image & something your mind already knows. In the case of the ships, probably canoes. That's why the baby's mind shuts down. Everything is new to a baby, so there is no past information to connect the image, sound, taste or feeling to. Without that connection it takes the mind longer to process the information. As people get older their mind doesn't shut down because of the information processing (that mind shuting down stops sometime around early childhood). That's simply because we have something to connect the new information too. By the way Varmit that wasn't a documentary you watched, but a mockumentary. They're making fun of documentarys. There were no actual scientist in the movie. I hear it's funny though, IS IT? (NT) -- rose, 12:26:58 06/07/06 Wed

Didn't watch all of it... but my mistake I guess for not researching first... thought it was a documentary.... guess I gonna have to start checking every program I watch including those on the History channel. But even National Geographic picked a photo of the year that was a hoax..... geesh. But I could see where that is true..... 2 Indians in the northwest watching from a hill as railroad workers build a track and one Indian says to the other... " Why are they building a train track? I don't even see a train." (NT) -- Varmit, 13:06:11 06/07/06 Wed
- I made a mistake, their are a few guys involved that are professionals in the field of Physics & neurology & actually respected in the field. Though does look like most of them are considered quacks or are in a field other then Physics or Neurology. (Like Masura Emoto & Candice Pert) Pert went crazy years ago, she used to be sane & respected. Masura Emoto bases his research & very bad science. Performs the experiment in a way to get the results he wants. I looked it up after I typed. My apologies for that statement. Several of the neurologists & Physicists did say their were heavily edited to support the script & contradict science. Hmm kind of sounds more like Michael Moore then a mockumentary. The movie though when search for it is catagorized as a comedy. But I think you are right, that the station airing it says it's a documentary. So it would be a natural mistake, with it being advertised that way. (NT) -- rose, 13:35:23 06/07/06 Wed
  - They had a bull riding on the other night. Anybody know if it was fake or real? Rose.. maybe we should just watch the Sci Fi channel... but then we get documentary type programs on there to...hmmm.... maybe not watch anything to be safe. (NT) -- Varmit, 16:49:22 06/07/06 Wed
    - Varmit I'm sorry, I just noticed you didn't even call it a documentary in your first post. For some reason I got it stuck in my head you did call it that & not show. That's why I pointed out about the documentary stuff. My apologies for my misunderstanding & any ill feeling it may have caused. I really should reread things before commenting. Oh ... Didn't catch the bull riding, but I do watch Sci-Fi. Well the show Doctor Who at least... (NT) -- rose, 22:10:59 06/07/06 Wed

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