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   >>>> year later. And as you continue packing stuff in it, only what you   
   >>>> packed a year earlier will make 100% sense to you and 100% available   
   >>>> for you to apply and utilize.   
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   >>>> But that's physics. How about sensitive negotiations? Did they   
   >>>> discover this one-week period by trial and error in settling spousal   
   >>>> disputes or something? Does court of law do it also?   
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   >>>> For the decision my dick made to dump physics and destroy my degree,   
   >>>> my dick gave it almost exactly one week of off and on intense   
   >>>> thought. But that's my dick, and not everybody is a Physfit's dick.   
   >>>>   
   >>>> But could it be that stuff equally sensitive and consequential, all,   
   >>>> require one week of deliberations and weighing? If you know   
   >>>> something about it put it forward.   
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   >>> And this "week" itself.. :-) The notion of a "week" must've formed   
   >>> for human for a good reason, cause it is universal. I think perhaps   
   >>> ages ago, human found out that it takes 7 days for some difficult   
   >>> thoughts and calculations to mature. How else could the concept of a   
   >>> week form?   
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   >>> So it must have to do with human brain and humans found it out a   
   >>> long, long time ago. Even when they deliberately tried to change it,   
   >>> it never worked!.. Soviets changed it to a 10 day period for a while,   
   >>> thinking since communism is based on their own dicks, then such   
   >>> concepts as a week can only be based on cro-magnons' dicks.   
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   >>> And it didn't work!. Week toughed out through even communism   
   >>> dickeries :)   
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   >>> It might have to do with the amount of REM we have in 7 days of nigh   
   >>> sleeps. Those are the hours where inputs consolidate anyway. There   
   >>> might be an interesting study of this. I wish some Bozo here has   
   >>> stumbled on it and can cite it.   
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   >> The period of a week is not based on astronomy. It is not based on 10   
   >> either, like Modern Human number system is. And is not based on 5 like   
   >> Roman numbers kind of follow. So it must've come from somewhere more   
   >> meaningful than mere features of human number of fingers, etc.   
   >>   
   >> Time to ask DeepSeek! So fuck you muted illiterate Bozos. You little   
   >> tribal dimwits.   
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   >> It says it is related to celestial bodies visible to the naked eye   
   >> (Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn) and that   
   >> Babylonians adopted it first for that reason.   
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   >> I think this is bullshit.   
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   >> It must've had a more useful and sensed and felt reason behind it.   
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   >> Is there a freely available AI that has access to, knows, and at least   
   >> points to scientific journal contents, if not allowing them to   
   >> download? ... Look who I'm asking this question from. A series of   
   >> Bozos after Bozos, literally all tribal and dumb.   
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   >> So good luck to my dick :(   
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   > Never mind, DeepSeek was non-tribal enough to list such AIs for me,   
   > complete with each of their strengths and limitations. Bye! :)   
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   There is such a stark lack of studies dealing with this obvious   
   question. Almost nothing is done. The only thing found so far (i.e.   
   after 200 years of tribal cro-magnons taking up the role of scientist   
   for other humans) is that epilepsy patients show weekly patterns of   
   seizure.   
      
   So there's some sort of brain activity that cycles every 7 days, some   
   "circaseptan" rhythms, so to speak, concurrent with circadian ones. Hard   
   to believe there's almost nothing that's done about this.   
      
   Bullshit about concept of week is plenty though. There's an entire book   
   about 7-day week that is packed with usual bullshit, and does not have   
   anything about how human settled for that particular period to regulate   
   his life, other than silly reasons from Bible and Babylonians and ...   
      
   Ahh...   
      
   Well, at least this much is known that _some_ brain activity has a 7-day   
   cycle. This is by itself valuable, and could be related to the reason   
   why a 7-day period was gradually adopted by all humans, to repeat their   
   life activities.   
      
   I couldn't find a link to REM amount in 7-days, although REM is directly   
   involved with consolidation of anything understood and learned by brain,   
   and integrating them with what's already there, resulting long term   
   control over the material learned. Nobody has made a connection of it   
   with the 7-day period.   
      
   Could be that the consolidation takes place in chunks larger than what   
   gets processed with every REM experienced? I'm imagining something would   
   get stored and stored and stored in some half-assed way inside brain   
   during REM periods, until in about a week's time reaches the threshold   
   level and undergoes actual consolidation with previously consolidated   
   material in brain.   
      
   This would explain why people use a 7-day period to repeat their life   
   activities. 7 day period of fasting in some Indian practices. 7-day   
   period of going to Mosques for special prayers, etc. And 7-day period   
   for negotiating with Great Satan!   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)