Reprogramming the Brain  One could assume that a though in it’s
purest form is just information, an observation of something
either in the external world or within ones own internal world.
We perceive this thought by associating it with other thoughts,
either as context driven understanding or as isomorphic
relations. In the context driven understanding we create a
context or scenario around the thought to imagine it’s relevance
and thus enhancing our understanding. An isomorphic relation is
about finding a abstract correlation between two thoughts, we
could for example compare an air bubble to a balloon, or the
expansion of the universe with the expansion of our mind. The
more associations we make between different thoughts the better
we understand them, new thoughts doesn’t only serve to give us
new knowledge but to enhance our old knowledge.  When enough
similarities and connections have been realized we might observe
a pattern appear from that network of thoughts. This pattern
does in it self not represe