THREE DIMENSIONAL COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGES
BRAIN WORKS INSTITUTE, RAINIER, UNIVERSITY, U.S.A.
– STEREOSCOPIC GRAPHICS
– DOT STENOGRAMS
– HOLOGRAPHIC DOT MATRIX
– THIRD SIGHT
– INNER EYE
– CYBER OPTIC VIEWING (ADVANCED 3D IMAGES)
– INCREASES MENTAL CLARITY, IMAGINATION AND CREATIVITY
– ENHANCES SENSORY POWERS, VISUALISATION AND INTUITION
– INTEGRATES CONVERGENT AND DIVERGENT VISION
– STIMULATES NEURO-CYBER OPTIC OR THE DREAM CENTER OF THE BRAIN
– IMPROVES NEURONAL AND DENDRITIC BLOOD SUPPLY AND FUNCTIONING
– PROMOTES RELAXATION AND STRESS RELIEF THROUGH CHANGES IN BRAINWAVE FREQUENCY – FROM BETA TO ALPHA STATES
– PROVIDES A SCIENTIFICALLY VALID DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF INDIVIDUALS WITH A NATURAL OR INHERENT ABILITY FOR WHOLE BRAIN THINKING (HOLISTIC INTELLIGENCE)
REFERRED TO AS
BENEFITS OF USING CYBER OPTIC IMAGES
OXFORD DICTIONARY DEFINITIONS/DESCRIPTIONS
STEREOTYPE
A fixed mental impression, idea or image that is standardised in a conventional form without individuality. A preconceived and over-simplified idea of the characteristics which typify a person, place or situation.
PREJUDICE
An unreasoning opinion, bias like or dislike of something or some person, action or judgement which causes harm, restricts rights and/or produces detrimental results.
DISCRIMINATION
To give or select for unfavourable treatment especially because of prejudice
PARADIGM
Something serving as an example or model of how things should be done
DISCERNMENT
To perceive clearly with the mind or senses, showing good judgement
CRANIAL CAPACITY CORRELATIONS
Following statistically significant correlations have been reported in subjects with small cranial capacities as compared to subjects with large capacities
PSYCHOLOGICAL
– Widely represented in contact sports such as boxing, wrestling, martial arts and rugby
– Higher levels of aggressiveness, competitiveness and narcissism
– More prone to personality disorders and addictive behaviour
COGNITIVE
– Perceptual and sensory discrepancies
– Inductive and deductive reasoning biases
– Reduced short and long term retention capacities
PHSIO/MORPHOLOGICAL
– More prone to obesity, high blood pressure and cardio vascular disease
– Higher incidence of back pain and osteoarthritis
– Lower pain tolerance and tendency towards hypochondria
FINDINGS REPORTED BY PROF J SPERBER, HUMAN SCIENCES DEPARTMENT, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY, VANCOUVER, CANADA, 1994.
KINANTHROPOMETRIC COMPARISON
BETWEEN WHOLE AND PART BRAIN
THINKERS
By Professor P. Tobais
Dean, Faculty of Medicine
University of Witwatersrand
Johannesburg
South Africa
REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION FROM SCIENTIFIC AMERICA, VOL V, NO. 3, MAY 1991
Study conducted on a heterogeneous sample of 2500 South Africans
with a
Mean Age : 23, 25 years
SD : 10,3 years
Note : This study was commissioned and sponsored by the MENSA Organisation of South Africa
KINANTHROPOMETRIC COMPARISON
BETWEEN
WHOLE BRAIN THINKERS
LARGE CRANO/BM RATIO
AVERAGE TO HIGH IQ
INTEGRATE 3D + 2D IMAGES
ALPHA BRAINWAVE STATES
INDEPENDENT THINKERS
NATURAL LEADERS
EMOTIONALLY STABLE
RESPONSIBLE & ACCOUNTABLE
MATURE SENSE OF HUMOUR
FLEXIBLE AND ADAPTABLE
THINK BEFORE ACTING
(NEURO CORTEX RESPONSE)
PART BRAIN THINKERS
SMALL CRANO/BM RATIO
AVERAGE TO LOW IQ
DISSOCIATE 3D + 2D IMAGES
BETA BRAINWAVE STATES
CO-DEPENDENT THINKERS
NATURAL FOLLOWERS
EMOTIONALLY VOLATILE
DEFENSIVE AND CRITICAL
IMMATURE SENSE OF HUMOUR
ONE RIGHT WAY
ACT BEFORE THINKING
(FIGHT/FLIGHT RESPONSE)
Reprinted with permission from Scientific America, Vol V, No.3, May 1991
REALITY
ACCEPTANCE BELIEF
PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT !
PHYSICALLY MENTALLY EMOTIONALLY
WHOLE BRAIN
THINKING
HOLISTIC INTELLIGENCE