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Precision perception might cause the individual to be preoccupied with precise, exacting and deliberate behavior
that is mechanical and un-spontaneous. The subconscious is
a storehouse, that stores enormous amounts information, and which is out of the way of the operating conscious mind,
without machinery parts scattered all over a roadway.
The unconscious mind has certain necessary functions,
abilities and facilities. It operates at some level, many of the automatic processes of the body. The unconscious connects associations automatically, such as in dreaming both day and night. Night dreaming is often the activity of changing conscious thought and observation, that does not make sense,
is contradictory to one's belief system, or is for any number of reasons denied validity, into symbolic form that relieves stress and may lead to conscious resolution. The conscious
mind is able to suppress memories into the subconscious that
it cannot deal with, such as violence, fear, failure, embarrassment or trauma.
It is further premised here that the unconscious mind may possess the ability of photographic memory, that may be possessed by most, but that is inaccessible to the conscious mind. This is indicated by the work of hypnotists. The accessibility to the unconscious memory would vary with the individual, but again a hyper memory may unduly burden the individual, with an overload of memories, if it were to be capable of recalling every precise detail of every event
and experience.
The subconscious possesses an automatic clock that keeps time, such that one can self-wake from sleep with precision or arrive at destinations with accuracy, unconscious of the use of this internal clock.
Another facility of the unconscious may be the ability of intuition, which for one thing may be a hedge on danger in
the future and making the wrong decisions. Intuition may be
the ability of the conscious mind to access facilities of
the unconscious. The individual may intuit specific criterion concerning a person or a circumstance that would be unknown
to the conscious mind. This may be due to the greater acute sensory facilities as recorded in the unconscious.
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