The Phenomenal Power of the Human Mind

Sorry for any spelling mistakes...
Sorta makes you wonder why teachers are so picky about spelling, huh?

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[jdoeiscool]

this video is insightful however i am pretty sure 99.999999999999999999999999999­999999999999999999999999999999­999999999999999999999999999999­999999999999999999999999999999­9999999999999999999% of the world's population was already aware of this fact. please add something we dont all know. thanks. Unsatisfied, J.

[SpamuelNeedbeef]

@jdoeiscool duuuude, I uploaded this 4 years ago!

[BackInsight]

Then you'll understand that the back is totally connected with the mind. The body does what the mind tells it to do, how to behave. You'll understand that the mind can change. One can "change for the better."

[SpamuelNeedbeef]

@BackInsight umm... sorry, but how is this related to this video in any way?

[WasteBasketx]

What about words that are similar?

Could = Cloud

I guess the brain also recognizes the placement and use of the word.

[SpamuelNeedbeef]

You are exactly right my friend :) Context is everything. The brain sees what it thinks should be there.

E.g. (little tangent here) the only thing we can see for sure is an area in the center of our vision about the size of our thumbnail held at arms length. Everything else is just a big blur, but the brain edits in what it already knows about the surroundings from what it's seen before, making the picture clear :)

[BackInsight]

The mind is the initial part of our body that tells the back to lengthen. Many who have back problems carry too much baggage. They may even know this. To fix, well, they would if they could. Sometimes their minds are so involved with day to day scenarios that they can not change to permit their back to lengthen, their neck to become free and to balance their heads a top their shoulders. The mind must be committed to changing for the better. Often it requires that we drop our past thoughts.

[UnintentionalFear]

Does this work with chinese.

[Deviouswoman24]

dyslexia doesnt exist, its a fault within the school system... it can be reversed if taught properly

[partylyt2]

I have a question. If this is the case, I don't get it why dyslexics find it difficult to read if the human brain figures out the whole word for them. =\ Any teachers here, professors, anyone?

[rkid1296]

so cool, at frsit i tgouhht taht the ptrety amzanig was spleld correctly crcerolty, huh. =D

[whatugundo]

your right it does not need to be in order but i must say letters mixed up is the only dodgy one i found in there