time taking into consideration, what you have
programmed into it as the preferred outcome and what
it already has in storage in the two hundred billion cells.
The permutation of two hundred billion bits of
information is absolutely staggering. The figures are
literally astronomical. There is just no way that you
could consciously try to match the vast number of
words up with the vast number of pictures in order to
find a healthy combination that will actually solve your
problem. The only way you can do it is to hand the
problem over to the biocomputer and let it get on with
its computerized labour, flashing information back and
forth between the two computers with the aid of its
electrochemicals. By using this procedure the bio-
computer can literally try and test millions or even tens
of millions of possible options to your problems until it
finds one that cross-references perfectly, is totally viable,
within your means of activating and is the right
solut ion for you. Only then will it kick it full force into
your stream of consciousness, and you'll shout Eureka!
(Eurekas! I love 'em!)
This is how the RAS plays such an important role in
motivation. When you enlist the biocomputer to help you
solve problems you literally have a massive resource at
your disposal. The ideas it comes up with to propel you
forward are so obviously right because of all the cross-
referencing and the checking out of millions of other
possible permutations, combinations and possible options.
When you finally get the output from the biocomputer it
is doubtful that there are any other solutions left that
would suit you better. All the work has been done for
you. Because the answer you receive is so obviously
right, you will feel MOTIVATED INTO ACTION.
So you see, when you employ the RAS and
properly program the biocomputer not only do you get
the idea or solut ion to the problem but you will also get