Re: exm37.memo

Electra:
> Your basic engram is a moment of someone or something doing
> something violent to you, sufficiently so as to cause pain and some
> measure of momentary or long term unconsciousness.
>
> A secondary is a severe moment of loss such as the death of a
> parent or loss of a friend. These depend for their force on the
> underlying engrams that get restimulated during such incidents.

An engram is a moment of pain and unconsciousness.

A secondary is a moment of loss.

This implies that sorrow is so hard to cry out and confront
because of a physical engram underlying it.

This implies that sorrow over loss has no serious ontological
status of its own without the prior impact.

Either this is complete bullshit, or it is an astounding
statement beyond measure.

Homer
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