But even now we can name certain patterns of mind that identify those who hate us, that make their hatred possible.
In shaping a portrait of a mother with Alzheimer's disease and the angry, impotent daughter who cares for her, the young composer Zach Redler has written a score that follows the patterns of minds grasping, often in vain, for clarity, conviction and lost time.
This is just the loopy habit pattern of the mind.
This habit pattern of the mind is the reason for all of our suffering, all our addictions, depressions, reliance on the outside world's feedback.
According to the sensation, the habit pattern of the mind is such that we react to a pleasant sensation with craving -- we want more of that, and an unpleasant sensation with abortion -- we want it to stop right away.
Similarly, I am persuaded that it is only when ungodliness becomes the habitual pattern of the mind do we violently sever ourselves from God. Hate, fear, depression, guilt, and pride are some of the traumas that can separate us from God. God is unconditional love.
An additional aspect to be kept in mind is the pattern of brain metabolism: synaptic growth gene expression is related to aerobic glycolysis while synaptic transmission is related to oxidative glycolysis [171].
The acronym P.R.T.M., for Pattern Recognition Theory of Mind, is new, but to scientists in the field, the basic idea is significantly less new than Kurzweil's subtitle ("The Secret of Human Thought Revealed") lets on.
He then presents a theory he calls "the pattern recognition theory of mind (PRTM)" which he claims "describes the basic algorithm of the neocortex (the region of the brain responsible for perception, memory, and critical thinking)." Kurzweil suggests that his conclusions are "inescapable" and that the principles he espouses can be used "to vastly extend the power of our own intelligence".
