Epstein File EFTA01612465: John Kennedy, Professional and Penetration (DS10)

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Epstein File EFTA01612465: John Kennedy, Professional and Penetration (DS10)

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A technical discussion about signal penetration in cognitive processing, featuring a conversation about brain functionality, signal depth, and the concept of synesthesia in relation to cognitive representation.

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Joscha Bach John Kennedy

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inputs and timing. faster clocks would restrict the ability to assimilate 01:04:11 pm J Joscha Bach i think that my brain is prone to insufficient signal **penetration**

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only increase depth but unfortunately also width, i.e. reduces selectivity between signal sources. 01:05:59 pm the idea that the insufficient signal **penetration**

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to work with incomplete representations, is fascinating 01:07:09 pm conversely, i think that synesthesia is indicative of the opposite: deeper signal **penetration**