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"Programming and metaprogramming in the human biocomputer" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Foreword to Second Edition, v
• 2- Preface to Second Edition, viii
• 3- Preface to First Edition, xv
• 4- -
• 5- Introduction, 1
• 6- Use of Projection-Display Techniques in Deep Self-Analysis with Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD25), 18
• 7- Corporeal Face, 23
• 8- Blank Screen, 23
• 9- Zero Level External Reality, 25
• 10- Definition of Evasion of Analysis of Metaprograms, Inner Cognition Space, 29
• 11- Practical Considerations, 35
• 12- Definition of a General Purpose Self-Metaprogram,38
• 13- 2. Summary of Experiments in Self-Metaprogramming with LSD25, 41
• 14- Experiments on Basic Metaprograms of Existence, 43
• 15- Metaprogrammatic Results of Belief Experiments, 48
• 16- 3. Personal Metaprogrammatic Language An Example of Its Properties, 53
• 17- 4. Metaprogramming in the Presence of a Fixed Neurological Program (Migraine): Example of Perception and Belief Interactions, 62
• 18- 5. Note on the Potentially Lethal Aspects of Certain Unconscious, Proto-human, Survival Programs, 67
• 19- 6. Choice of Attending Persons During LSD25 State Used for SelfAnalysis, 69
• 20- 7. Behavioral, Non-Isolation Replay of Proto-human Programs: The Problem of Repetitive Unconscious Replay, 71
• 21- 8. Basic Effects of LSD25 on the Biocomputer: Noise as the Basic Energy for Projection Techniques, 76
• 22- Growth Hypothesis, 79
• 23- 9. Summary of Basic Theory and Results for Metaprogramming the Positive States with LSD25, 82
• 24- 10. Coalitions, Interlock and Responsibility, 84
• 25- 11. Participant Interlock, Coalitions with Individuals of Another Species, 91
• 26- Retreats from Interlock, 94
• 27- Metaprograms for Interspecies Interlock, 95
• 28- Observations with Tursiops-Human Interlock: Mimicry as Evidence of Interlock, 96
• 29- 12. Summary of Logic Used in this Paper: Truth, Falsity, Probability, Metaprograms and Their Bounds, 100
• 30- 13. Hardware, Software Relationships in the Human Biocomputer, 104
• 31- 14. Problems, 107
• 32- 15. Metaprogramming the Body Image, 109
• 33- 16. Brain Models, 113
• 34- 17. Excerpts from The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, 122
• 35- -
• 36- Summary, 126
• 37- Acknowledgments, 128
• 38- Glossary, 130
• 39- Major Metaprograms, 131
• 40- Key to Categories in References and Bibliography, 135
• 41- References, 136
• 42- Categorized Bibliography, 145
• 43- Abstract, 158

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