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Publisher: J. Krishnamurti
Author: No Author 2024-05-23

Thinking is a reaction to memory

(00:01) What is thinking? Thinking is a response, is a reaction to memory. Right? If you had no memory you wouldn't be able to think. Memory is stored in the brain as knowledge, knowledge which has come through experience. Listen carefully to this. ...

(00:01) What is thinking? Thinking is a response, is a reaction to memory. Right? If you had no memory you wouldn't be able to think. Memory is stored in the brain as knowledge, knowledge which has come through experience. Listen carefully to this. ...
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(00:01) What is thinking? Thinking is a response, is a reaction to memory. Right? If you had no memory you wouldn't be able to think. Memory is stored in the brain as knowledge, knowledge which has come through experience. Listen carefully to this. ...
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