Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Maxwell Maltz ,a highly successful plastic surgeon Maltz popularised the term "self-image" to describe one's inner face.
In 1960 he published
Psycho-Cybernetics in which he introduced his analogy of the
brain as a cybernetic "servo-mechanism", like the computer on a guided missile,designed to automatically find a path to the target (self-image) it is programmed with.
and is also used to describe
processes in electrical, mechanical or biological systems,
The theory evolved in large partfrom guided missile technology. (Maltz)
Servo-Mechanism. (1960)
Refers to the "inner computer" combining memory search and
retrieval, creative thinking, problem solving, providing self-confidence, and many other functions and selfhood based on directed conscious, rational thought and deliberate use of imagination fostered at times by automatic repetition of learned behaviour in congruence with/controlled and guided steersmanshipdirect neural interface "re-parenting based on Dr Bandy's unorthodox 24-hour therapy which involving control of "every aspect of a subject's/pateint's] physical, personal, social and sexual environments .Tru Christie,an ex-patient/proxy/"student of ***** co-opted the latest technology involving mind to mind interface to help others he thought might benefit from reparenting techniques both face to face and eventually "wirelessly"
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