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ER potential and Ca release

kkollins at pop3.concentric.net kkollins at pop3.concentric.net
Thu Nov 26 01:34:26 EST 1998


Walter Eric Johnson wrote:

> kkollins at pop3.concentric.net wrote:
> : G'd-aye Might, I've also had a Formal Challenge before the Neuroscience
> : Community for more than 20 years. It's reiterated in the Preface of the
> : "Automation of Knowing..." ms. (AoK).
>
> Is this some kind of secret Formal Challenge.  Kind of like the
> "double secret probation" in Animal House (or was that "super
> secret probation")?

It's in the Preface of the paper describing the work to which I've given my
life. I've got a self-contained hypertext doc that runs under DOS/Windows, "On
the Automation of Knowing within Central Nervous Systems" (AoK). If you want a
copy, post a note or send me an email, and I'll send it to you... then read
the Preface.

> Just what is this Formal Challenge?
>
> : There've been several Tests", all handled Successfully "except" one in
> : which a small "cross-roads" collection of neruons was brought up in the
> : form of a paper that didn't bother to say anything... I didn't take up
> : this "test" because I'dve had to respond by writing a Neuroanatomy text,
> : which I'll Gladly do, but not while I've got to work two Jobs... and the
> : particular set of cells in question will be, at most, a footnote.
> : (everything's in the Fairly-Witnessed archives I've maintained).
>
> I was wondering when that sentence was going to end.
>
> Anyway, you refer to "several Tests" which were all handled successfully.
> What are the tests?  How are they handled successfully?  Who made the
> determination that they were handled successfully?  Please provide
> references.
>
> What is a "cross-roads" collection of neurons?

This particular "challenge" was from someone with an online persona not-unlike
yours. I just didn't take it seriously because when I got the paper out of the
stacks, it was obvious that the "challenger" had sought out the
most-meaningless paper he could find... it fairly broke my "Heart" to see such
a paper published when what's in AoK would not be published... and that's how
I "dealt" with that particular "challenge"... what does one do when confronted
with meanspiritedness? I just "lick my wounds", and move on... Free Will
Exists on both "sides" of every Q. If folks say, "Well, see there... he didn't
take that challenge seriously. He must be a B. S. artist.", and shove my work
into that "pigeon hole", that's their Choice. The article that the
"challenger" Chose was his Choice.

My Choice is to spend my energy doing work, not "dancing" to the tune of
meanspiritedness.

> I looked in the index
> for this term in several books on various aspects of neuroscience and
> didn't see it in any of them.  So I'm curious if this is a real term
> or something designed to confuse the issues.  If you're really an
> expert in this, I'd think you'd know the terms and how to use them.

It was something akin to a neural "appendix"... vestigial, and to reach the
"level" at which anything I'd say with respect to it would be at-all
meaningful within NDT's synthesis,  I'd've had to've written a Neuroanatomy
text in the online forum where I was then discussing things... and folks were,
then, already saying that I was posting "too many msgs"... how could I have
fit a Neuroanatomy text into that?

The whole circumstance is preserved in the archives I keep, and will, I
expect, one day become Public. I'd give it to you here, but because my home
was being broken into, I moved my personal copies of the archives off-site. I
won't access them in this matter. Think what you will.

> There are quite a few Neuroanatomy texts available.  What do you
> know that could result in an improvement over them?  (Note that
> this is question is asked for a factual answer rather than an
> evasive answer.)

My work either integrates, and Unifies, everything within them, or shows how
it's in error.

[...]

> Are your archives available over the net?

Not unless someone else has done such... I've been thinking of takeing the
CDROM route.

> Why not put a web page on one of the many free services available?

I've thought about it. Always seems too self-agrandizing.

Eric, all my papers have been out-there for at least a decade. AoK and Why
circulate freely in their electronic forms. The papers I self-published
earlier are either out-there, or tossed... I spent everything I had in
producing them. I've control only over what I Choose to do. Beyond that, I
Guard Free Will, most-often with Enormous-Sorrow.

> Anyway, you keep boasting about your knowledge.  But
> when asked to prove that you have such knowledge, you don't even
> try.  Why is this?

Well, just speaking with respect to your interaction, I've done an analysis,
and it shows that you're not being Forthright with me... and I Choose not to
co-operate with such.

Look, the stuff of all the personal Qs your asking doesn't matter. I
fully-disclosed myself two decades ago, in order to Protect the folks with
whom I was interacting. Doing such is Agonizing. If you're "curious" about
only "me", take out an ad searching-out those folks, and ask them to let you
satisfy your "curiosity". I've fulfilled my Obligation to Truth with respect
to the stuff of your "curiosity". I don't "owe" anyone anything in that way.

>By the way, when you are going to answer the question on your training in
Physics?  >You claimed such training in a previous post

I'm mostly self-educated... Physical Science was my "First Love"... it's easy
to Embrace that which you Love... "The books are the same in all places."
(paraphrase, Lincoln)

> but appear to be very unwilling to answer questions about it.
> If you're an expert in Physics, Mathematics, and Neuroscience, I
> would expect one of two results:
>  1) you would never bring it up (but you already have)
>  2) you bring it up and work dilligently to prove it at every
>     step (you brought it up but don't answer specific questions).
>
> Eric Johnson

All my work is "published". Find it and read it... these days, I'm moving-on
with what needs to be done.

Forgive me, but your "demands" are just real-laugher-stuff to me, Eric. K. P.
Collins





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