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To start with , I don’t know an awful lot about the subject, I just had a basic idea to share… I can only apologise if the thinking behind the concept is erroneous… Neurotransmitters dispersing (would be like the passengers getting off the train) is where the neurotransmitter has reached it’s destination, no longer being transported, it then ‘disperses’ or activates in the particular centre it was destined for… I guess what you meant by thoughts stalling, was where the ‘train is stationary’… If that is so, then, what is meant is that the passengers are at their ‘stop’, where they do move out of the train, away from the railway lines. I guess you would ask “How can a thought stop?” (or stall as you put it). The answer would centre around perhaps a need to pin-point a particular area being activated within the neural passageway. For this, a thought may be considered to be stationary long enough for the thought to be read… “…any attempt to exert power over the thought would necessitate the thought's existence, it being already premature if it was going to be…” Well, people do have premonitions… Perhaps more often than you may think… However, the next step (especially in communication) is well within sight, and this means we do work ahead of ourselves, but also that we need to pronounce thoughts much like we do words… A thought being premature happens when the passengers attempt to get off the train, at the wrong stop. Many factors contribute to this effect, some may include:- - Lack of control behind one’s thoughts - Assumptive thinking (where one assumes something without properly checking it out, and where the definition of the thought is not quite well-known - Polluting chemicals in the system, especially those that would work on the transmitters themselves One thought I had since posting the thread yesterday is, that, the train may make a number of stops on it’s journey. This may explain how we can propagate the movement of the chemicals within the neural passageway. Although, most of the passengers get off the train at the end of the line… There is more to this… Will post more as it comes…
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