of the other chickens. To all intents and purposes he
had been programmed like a chicken. It took many
years of training and teaching before this boy could
walk or talk or do anything useful.
I recall years ago, a friend of mind called me in to
a school in Brixton, England, to meet a five year old
child who could hardly talk and because of that had
great difficulty relating to her school buddies. (I used
to have a bank account in Brixton. I'd be making my
deposits at one counter while invariably there would
be someone else making a withdrawal at another
counter, with a sawn-off shotgun!) After a while I told
my friend that I wanted a meeting with the child's
parents. I was informed that the child was from a one
parent family. In due course I met the child's mother.
On questioning the child's mother I very quickly
learnt that the mother had not bothered to talk to the
child in it's first five years of upbringing. The mother
had been waiting for the child to start talking to her!
This is just a case of an ignorant woman not realizing
that she had to constantly talk to her baby and
implant a program into the baby's biocomputer. Once
the program had been there, the baby would have
started to talk.
All computers rapidly perform complex calcu-
lations, but in order to do so they must have
programs. Computers all operate on an input equals
output basis, the human biocomputer is no different.
I am not labouring the point when I detail out
some more of the software programs that we mayor
may not have. Once you realize that we all have many
programs and that for every function we carry out we
must have an appropriate program in place. Once you
take this on board, it will turn out to be one of your
big breakthroughs, a real turning point in your life.
Incidentally, the output of a conventional com-