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Dan wrote:
 > 
 > This is quite correct.  I was abducted the other day by my own
mind/body.  I was
 > walking along and all of a sudden I noticed that I had pasted the
stored which I
 > wanted to enter.  My body/mind took me right past the store!!! For a
few short
 > moments I lost my awareness and was taking to another place, MY
IMAGINATION.   I
 > was contemplating a serious issue of which I had been researching. 
And somehow
 > my Body/Mind took over and my body went passed the intended location
where I had
 > planned to go to.   This was a scary event.  These types of
abductions happen
 > quite frequently.  I believe that more research is required. People
lose
 > countless hours of there lives through this phenomenon.  We must
fight these
 > abductions NOW!!!!



 You got it! That's the ticket. People are "adbucted" by there own
 thoughts when they forget what they were thinking about at the 
 start of a thought process. They mistakeningly correlate the
 beginning of a train of thought and the end of a train of thought.
 That's why people trust computer core memory and writing things
 down more than their own memory. Humans can be given credit as
 being the most intelligent data processors around. Memory-wise
 the human brain's capacity for storing and retrieving physical 
 information is like trying to store an ocean of water in a tea
 cup.   
  
 ---
 Jim