In message <026201be6736$5d6445a0$04a2bfce@proftim>, Tim Rhodes
<proftim@speakeasy.org> writes
>Reed wrote:
>
>>The mind is massively parralel, it is only in a
>>particular kind of perception ("Level 2") that
>>we experience it as serial.
>
>Very nice! I'll have to quote that in the future.
You already did. :-)
But I have to dissent. I'd characterise the L2/L3 difference in this context as: experience, in itself, is always serial, but in L3 (or thereabouts) you can get past the belief that there's really only one thing going on, and allow for parallelism. (It's also, for those of a technical bent, about becoming more aware of pattern recognition and less focussed on symbolic processing.)
-- Robin