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''' absent meaning-memory can be filled in by exposing individuals to meaning-information packages that were absent before. And if the exposure is sufficient enough and seen as meaningful enough, then the synapses and neurons of the brain and nervous systems will do the rest - and the resulting new circuits will be incorporated into the meaning-detecting systems already innately existing in everyone beneath conscious awareness of them. | ''' absent meaning-memory can be filled in by exposing individuals to meaning-information packages that were absent before. And if the exposure is sufficient enough and seen as meaningful enough, then the synapses and neurons of the brain and nervous systems will do the rest - and the resulting new circuits will be incorporated into the meaning-detecting systems already innately existing in everyone beneath conscious awareness of them. | ||
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