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  1. I can tell you where they most probably would be, but luckily exactly. We can now think of schizophrenia as a disease of the mind from time spent in theorizing the subject matter, that has grown wrongly. A subliminal theory arises, and if not thought correctly, which is genetically in some cases, it causes waste product to develop of unnoticed truth. I am always lost in spiralling rhythm, therefore, there is a neutral rhythmic which I am not noticing and forethought is noticing it...
  2. What's good about this theory is that it opens a vestige of knowledge in human psychology, more problems than ever before are now more easily solved.
  3. With word virus continuum, we are prevented from releasing ourselves from the spiralling rhythm, or we are more easily lost in it. Assume that your spiralling out firstly, or meditate, and find balance, to assume that you're not.
  4. A corner is a junction between two ways, either horizontally or vertically aligned, with or without other corners. When passive in cornered space our eyes become over-tired to the spiralling rhythm, of travelling from corner to corner and sensing corners (where we stop and register two ways). Our eyes will dart either way when they meet a corner, and we get used to the rhythm of cornered off space. We are always reading leftward or rightward when presented with a corner, because that is what is perceived either sub-optically or normally. When in a house, subliminally, and normally, we register corners, and are deluded by logic of corners, lost in a spiralling rhythm. Word is a virus born of cornered off life that makes us read one way, and in a reality of cornered space, our thoughts are spinning, because of our held-down agility.
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