What seems to be blatantly forgotten is that people believe themselves to be too busy for “meditation” (as in sitting down and thinking, not necessarily in a religious way) which is coincidentally exactly the process for “clearing the cache”. Because we run around all day working and consuming entertainment instead of sitting on a hill watching sheep eat grass meditation has simply lost it’s allure. It’s a sad statement really because with only 10 minutes of meditation you can free up 1-10 cached thoughts, which when practiced over the course of a year would result in up to 3,650 “cached thoughts” being revisited. Not as optimal as the above solution, but humans wouldn’t submit to that sort of computer-like efficiency anyway.
What seems to be blatantly forgotten is that people believe themselves to be too busy for “meditation” (as in sitting down and thinking, not necessarily in a religious way) which is coincidentally exactly the process for “clearing the cache”. Because we run around all day working and consuming entertainment instead of sitting on a hill watching sheep eat grass meditation has simply lost it’s allure. It’s a sad statement really because with only 10 minutes of meditation you can free up 1-10 cached thoughts, which when practiced over the course of a year would result in up to 3,650 “cached thoughts” being revisited. Not as optimal as the above solution, but humans wouldn’t submit to that sort of computer-like efficiency anyway.