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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “The prodigious production of antibacterial soaps that end up going into the water are stimulating resistance among many classes of bacteria as well.”

101. “The prodigious production of antibacterial soaps that end up going into the water are stimulating resistance among many classes of bacteria as well.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Gain is a parameter in neural network modeling, which influences the probability that a neuron fires at a given activation level. Single cell recordings in non-human primates have shown that the likelihood of a neuron firing, given a constant sensory input, is enhanced when the stimulus dimension that is preferentially processed by the neuron is attended to.11.”

102. “Gain is a parameter in neural network modeling, which influences the probability that a neuron fires at a given activation level. Single cell recordings in non-human primates have shown that the likelihood of a neuron firing, given a constant sensory input, is enhanced when the stimulus dimension that is preferentially processed by the neuron is attended to.11.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Or as Luther Burbank put it, “It is repetition, repetition, repetition that habituates the skill.”

103. “Or as Luther Burbank put it, “It is repetition, repetition, repetition that habituates the skill.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Frank Ryan comments that The microbes that kill people, particularly those that kill huge numbers in sweeping epidemics, follow, in many ways, the same universal law of predator and prey. It is part of this complex gestalt that the balance is shaped by the behavior of the prey. If the prey moves – if it changes, if its numbers increase or decrease, if its ecology alters – the predator must move with it.29.”

104. “Frank Ryan comments that The microbes that kill people, particularly those that kill huge numbers in sweeping epidemics, follow, in many ways, the same universal law of predator and prey. It is part of this complex gestalt that the balance is shaped by the behavior of the prey. If the prey moves – if it changes, if its numbers increase or decrease, if its ecology alters – the predator must move with it.29.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Twenty-four men who had lived at high altitude for a year were tested to see the effects of rhodiola on blood oxygen saturation and sleep disorders; rhodiola was found to increase blood oxygen saturation significantly and increase both sleeping time and quality.”

105. “Twenty-four men who had lived at high altitude for a year were tested to see the effects of rhodiola on blood oxygen saturation and sleep disorders; rhodiola was found to increase blood oxygen saturation significantly and increase both sleeping time and quality.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “In fact, other than factory farms, hospitals and doctors’ offices are the primary breeding ground of superbugs. A simple injection or a minor surgery can now, fairly routinely, lead to months in the hospital, or loss of limb, or loss of life.”

106. “In fact, other than factory farms, hospitals and doctors’ offices are the primary breeding ground of superbugs. A simple injection or a minor surgery can now, fairly routinely, lead to months in the hospital, or loss of limb, or loss of life.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “The various forms that have emerged over the lifetime of Gaia are innovations designed to maintain homeodynamis and to carry out the ecological functions that help it to do so.”

107. “The various forms that have emerged over the lifetime of Gaia are innovations designed to maintain homeodynamis and to carry out the ecological functions that help it to do so.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “The foundational problem with that view is that all living organisms, it turns out, are self-organized and all of them show emergent behaviors.”

108. “The foundational problem with that view is that all living organisms, it turns out, are self-organized and all of them show emergent behaviors.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “The pre-attentional parts of the self use a complicated analytic process to determine relevance. They weigh a large variety of factors to gauge relevance; this includes such things as the intensity of the sensory inflow, its novelty, the degree of contrast between a sensory stimulus and its sensory background, and its rarity.”

109. “The pre-attentional parts of the self use a complicated analytic process to determine relevance. They weigh a large variety of factors to gauge relevance; this includes such things as the intensity of the sensory inflow, its novelty, the degree of contrast between a sensory stimulus and its sensory background, and its rarity.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Attentional amplification of sensory awareness in any sensory medium is achieved by top-down signals from prefrontal cortex that modulate activity of single neurons in sensory brain areas in the absence of any sensory stimulation and significantly increase baseline activity in the corresponding target region.”

110. “Attentional amplification of sensory awareness in any sensory medium is achieved by top-down signals from prefrontal cortex that modulate activity of single neurons in sensory brain areas in the absence of any sensory stimulation and significantly increase baseline activity in the corresponding target region.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Steven Projan of Wyeth Research puts it, bacteria “are the oldest of living organisms and thus have been subject to three billion years of evolution in harsh environments and therefore have been selected to withstand chemical assault.”

111. “Steven Projan of Wyeth Research puts it, bacteria “are the oldest of living organisms and thus have been subject to three billion years of evolution in harsh environments and therefore have been selected to withstand chemical assault.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “The world is not a static backdrop across which humans can move, building their suburbs where they will, the only intelligent actors on the planet. They call it the American dream, as George Carlin once put it, because you have to be asleep to believe it.”

112. “The world is not a static backdrop across which humans can move, building their suburbs where they will, the only intelligent actors on the planet. They call it the American dream, as George Carlin once put it, because you have to be asleep to believe it.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Gating activity outside of the normal bell-shaped curve for the population of the United States is, generally, considered to be pathological. The more widely open gating channels are, the more likely someone is to be defined as clinically abnormal and to be labeled, one way or another, as having “stimulus filtering difficulties” or “gating deficits.”

113. “Gating activity outside of the normal bell-shaped curve for the population of the United States is, generally, considered to be pathological. The more widely open gating channels are, the more likely someone is to be defined as clinically abnormal and to be labeled, one way or another, as having “stimulus filtering difficulties” or “gating deficits.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “As Kiefer et al. note, again in an insult to clear languaging, “The capture of visuo-spatial attention by unconscious stimuli likewise was shown to depend on the match between the stimulus feathers and a fitting top-down search template.”17 In other words, some things have to be believed to be seen or, another way of putting it: if you assume something is not there, then, to you, it won’t be.”

114. “As Kiefer et al. note, again in an insult to clear languaging, “The capture of visuo-spatial attention by unconscious stimuli likewise was shown to depend on the match between the stimulus feathers and a fitting top-down search template.”17 In other words, some things have to be believed to be seen or, another way of putting it: if you assume something is not there, then, to you, it won’t be.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Such self-organization always begins the same way, or as researchers Scott Camazine et al. put it, “At a critical density a pattern arises within the system.”

115. “Such self-organization always begins the same way, or as researchers Scott Camazine et al. put it, “At a critical density a pattern arises within the system.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “One begins to see bacteria, not as individual species, but as a vast array of interacting constituents of an integrated microbial world.”

116. “One begins to see bacteria, not as individual species, but as a vast array of interacting constituents of an integrated microbial world.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “The contrast between these stories is painful but inescapable. It is not only the rainforest that is being chewed up in the industrial machine, but also human cultures 30,000 years old, ways of thinking radically different from Western approaches, plants that may never be seen again, and things that many of us will never know we lost.”

117. “The contrast between these stories is painful but inescapable. It is not only the rainforest that is being chewed up in the industrial machine, but also human cultures 30,000 years old, ways of thinking radically different from Western approaches, plants that may never be seen again, and things that many of us will never know we lost.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “Very young children don’t have the intermediary of language – they don’t have a sign in place of the thing. They “see and hear in the old way.”

118. “Very young children don’t have the intermediary of language – they don’t have a sign in place of the thing. They “see and hear in the old way.”

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Stephen Harrod Buhner Quote: “The widely disseminated picture of our human exceptionalism is grounded in the assertion that we possess a unique form of intelligence due to our unique, hypertrophic brain.”

119. “The widely disseminated picture of our human exceptionalism is grounded in the assertion that we possess a unique form of intelligence due to our unique, hypertrophic brain.”

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