The Anarchic Future and Anarcho-Capitalism ¿ The Neogandhian World - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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Archaeal endosymbiosis results in the suppression of the cerebral cortex by quantal perception of low level EMF results in a cerebellar dominance and a cerebellar cognitive affective disorder. This results in intuitive states and transcendental states where the brain merges with the protoconsciousness field. This forms the substrates of the world where everything living and non-living is an expression of protoconsciousness field. This represents a universal multiple identity disorder or dissociative identity disorder contributing to anarchic experience and societies. The substrates of…mehr

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Archaeal endosymbiosis results in the suppression of the cerebral cortex by quantal perception of low level EMF results in a cerebellar dominance and a cerebellar cognitive affective disorder. This results in intuitive states and transcendental states where the brain merges with the protoconsciousness field. This forms the substrates of the world where everything living and non-living is an expression of protoconsciousness field. This represents a universal multiple identity disorder or dissociative identity disorder contributing to anarchic experience and societies. The substrates of religious fundamentalism are also comparable with this. This can also lead to autistic savant states, psychopathic states, androgynous states, sociopathic states, psychiatric as well as systemic diseases. The brain's communion with the protoconsciousness field can lead to spiritual possession or demonic possession. This can also contributes to societal changes akin to mass hysteria leading on to terrorism, mass violence, fascist authoritarian and leftist globalised societies. Anarcho-capitalism is based on these substrates.
Autorenporträt
Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.