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 A model of perception and apperception\\  A model of perception and apperception\\ 
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 This model is not considered at the quantum level. This model is not considered at the quantum level.
 | Showing where **no** time exists. | Showing where there **is** time and space | | Showing where **no** time exists. | Showing where there **is** time and space |
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 <fc red>t<sub>0</sub></fc> = An event or object in space and time.  This object or event is there, it happens.  In this example, a tree.\\ <fc red>t<sub>0</sub></fc> = An event or object in space and time.  This object or event is there, it happens.  In this example, a tree.\\
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 <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> = <fc red>t<sub>3</sub></fc> is the point at which the tree as an engram exists in the brain.  It would be reasonable to assume <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> is equal to <fc red>t<sub>3</sub></fc> were it not for the fact that consciousness of the tree is different to the engram of the tree in the brain.  Moreover as I mention later, the object may already exist in consciousness without having been seen and placed as an engram into the brain.  In this example it is a tree but it could be anything. \\ That said there is another objection to <fc red>t<sub>3</sub></fc> and <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> being separate times: <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> exists where there is no time.  The coming to consciousness of the tree object occurs in a non-time place, the place of psyche and consciousness.  This raises questions about the limitations of the psyche to bring objects to consciousness.  I do not know those questions and I think it has something to do with the border between psyche and matter.  Perhaps <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> is not a time marker but the event of the tree coming into consciousness.   <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> = <fc red>t<sub>3</sub></fc> is the point at which the tree as an engram exists in the brain.  It would be reasonable to assume <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> is equal to <fc red>t<sub>3</sub></fc> were it not for the fact that consciousness of the tree is different to the engram of the tree in the brain.  Moreover as I mention later, the object may already exist in consciousness without having been seen and placed as an engram into the brain.  In this example it is a tree but it could be anything. \\ That said there is another objection to <fc red>t<sub>3</sub></fc> and <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> being separate times: <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> exists where there is no time.  The coming to consciousness of the tree object occurs in a non-time place, the place of psyche and consciousness.  This raises questions about the limitations of the psyche to bring objects to consciousness.  I do not know those questions and I think it has something to do with the border between psyche and matter.  Perhaps <fc red>t<sub>4</sub></fc> is not a time marker but the event of the tree coming into consciousness.  
    
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 **Questions**:\\  **Questions**:\\ 
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