People have often asked me what is meant by "disorder", "imbalance" and
"complexity" as they relate to the brain and mental conditions. Here is
a simple example that should clarify the meaing of these words:

Complexity:
A bag of crisps is complex. I can make a multitude of measurements of
the areas of contact between each crisp, and by establishing the
seismic stability and weight of each crisp I can calculate the
triangulation of forces that establish the stability of each crisp
relative to its position among other crisps within the crisp bag. I can
establish a relationship between the occurrence of fragmentation to
storage conditions and manufacturing process.

Imbalance and Disorder:
If any results from crisp balance, or fragmentation data and storage
conditions, are found not to conform to the observed crisps, then it
must mean either that the crisp packet is disordered or that certain
crisps have an imbalance. Research is currently underway to establish
the source of this disorder/imbalance but it is thought to arise from
the crisp packet being subjected to disordered activity, such as being
squashed in a disordered manner into a pocket through a disordered act
of an imbalanced person.

On 11 Jan 2007 I stormed the castle called sci.psychology.psychotherapy
and heard John Jones cry out in news:1168520896.281656.59570
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People have often asked me what is meant by "disorder", "imbalance" and
"complexity" as they relate to the brain and mental conditions. Here is
a simple example that should clarify the meaing of these words:

Complexity:
A bag of crisps is complex. I can make a multitude of measurements of
the areas of contact between each crisp, and by establishing the
seismic stability and weight of each crisp I can calculate the
triangulation of forces that establish the stability of each crisp
relative to its position among other crisps within the crisp bag. I can
establish a relationship between the occurrence of fragmentation to
storage conditions and manufacturing process.

Imbalance and Disorder:
If any results from crisp balance, or fragmentation data and storage
conditions, are found not to conform to the observed crisps, then it
must mean either that the crisp packet is disordered or that certain
crisps have an imbalance. Research is currently underway to establish
the source of this disorder/imbalance but it is thought to arise from
the crisp packet being subjected to disordered activity, such as being
squashed in a disordered manner into a pocket through a disordered act
of an imbalanced person.



One think you're missing is there is no interaction between the crisps,
while the brain neurons are constantly firing. A bag of crisps, when
left untouched, remains a static object. Not so the human brain.

--
ThePsyko
Public Enemy #7

On 11 Jan 2007 I stormed the castle called sci.psychology.psychotherapy
and heard John Jones cry out in news:1168520896.281656.59570
@i39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...

People have often asked me what is meant by "disorder", "imbalance" and
"complexity" as they relate to the brain and mental conditions. Here is
a simple example that should clarify the meaing of these words:

Complexity:
A bag of crisps is complex. I can make a multitude of measurements of
the areas of contact between each crisp, and by establishing the
seismic stability and weight of each crisp I can calculate the
triangulation of forces that establish the stability of each crisp
relative to its position among other crisps within the crisp bag. I can
establish a relationship between the occurrence of fragmentation to
storage conditions and manufacturing process.

Imbalance and Disorder:
If any results from crisp balance, or fragmentation data and storage
conditions, are found not to conform to the observed crisps, then it
must mean either that the crisp packet is disordered or that certain
crisps have an imbalance. Research is currently underway to establish
the source of this disorder/imbalance but it is thought to arise from
the crisp packet being subjected to disordered activity, such as being
squashed in a disordered manner into a pocket through a disordered act
of an imbalanced person.



One think you're missing is there is no interaction between the crisps,
while the brain neurons are constantly firing. A bag of crisps, when
left untouched, remains a static object. Not so the human brain.

Crisp imbalance is at a minimum when the ideal entropy state of the
in-situ crisps mapped to fragmentation data is in a non-variance state
throughout the Crisp Space.

People have often asked me what is meant by "disorder", "imbalance" and
"complexity" as they relate to the brain and mental conditions. Here is
a simple example that should clarify the meaing of these words:

Complexity:
A bag of crisps is complex. I can make a multitude of measurements of
....

There is no such thing as "Crisp Space", sadly your point has
deteriorated to what was stipulated above.

. I don't mean to be such a donut, I
just can't help myself.

"John Jones" <jonescardiff@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1168520896.281656.59570@i39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
People have often asked me what is meant by "disorder", "imbalance" and
"complexity" as they relate to the brain and mental conditions. Here is
a simple example that should clarify the meaing of these words:

Complexity:
A bag of crisps is complex. I can make a multitude of measurements of
...

Sorry, but you repeat yourself. And it was stupid and irrelevant the other
times.

Burn your modem, kook. And suck an egg!

card xii

serutownin

On 14 Jan 2007 04:41:37 -0800, "John Jones" <jonescardiff@aol.com
proclaimed to the world:

serutownin

An Indian village?

adrress, eticette, dyfsunctonal, serutownin. Got it?

Socky the Puppet wrote:
On 14 Jan 2007 04:41:37 -0800, "John Jones" <jonescardiff@aol.com
proclaimed to the world:

serutownin

An Indian village?

adrress, eticette, dyfsunctonal, serutownin. Got it?

Word salad. What kind of dressing would you like?