I think that we can basically use more of our bodies than is currently thought. Everything we feel has a biological correlate. Try making yourself feel good. A

I think that we can basically use more of our bodies than is currently thought. Everything we feel has a biological correlate. Try making yourself feel good. After you get a workout high or some such, try expanding the feeling. You'll notice it's in your gut / abdomen area. This is where a your adrenals, a majority of your serotonin and a good percentage of your dopamine is located. If you can do this with some success, try checking in a mirror and you'll notice that doing this dilates your pupils. With a few days of practice this kind of thing can get pretty intense. With years of constant use I believe that we can get very dexterous in how we make ourselves feel. I'm curious how this kind of thing can eliminate our thinking with our emotions. This is a major leap from how most of us live our lives, but I don't think it stops there. >The eagle eye is among the strongest in the animal kingdom, with an eyesight estimated at 4 to 8 times stronger than that of the average human. An eagle is said to be able to spot a rabbit 3.2 km away What do you think the vision of an eagle would be like if it lives its life in a 10x14 room? I'm very curious, but it's evident that it would be terrible compared to where it's at now. Conversely, what do you think a human's vision would be like if he lived a good percentage of his life in the sky? If you have bad vision like me, try taking out your contacts and sitting where a text is just getting blurry. Now for 30 minutes try to clear your vision. You'll likely notice that at least once, you were able to do it manually (with other times it being more an accident). I've spoken to this with my optometrist and he agrees that a person can teach themselves to correct their vision without the need of corrective lenses. When we are babies we have much more neurons and synapses than we have as an adult. It's believed that we essentially lose what we don't need. More to the point, we use what we don't use. I believe we may be able to regain these synapses with practice. Over the years, we've only been using as much of our bodies as needed to survive. I think it's evident that we can use more. I'm curious for some input on this.