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Smell is presented as a primary control mechanism that can activate a particular identity and emotion in the pharaoh during decision-making.
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Smell
Smell is presented as a primary control mechanism that can activate a particular identity and emotion in the pharaoh during decision-making.
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"...use to activate the different identities. But the main mechanism is smell. Okay? Smell. And"
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"what this means is that while all this is happening, there are different scents for different identities. Okay? So, for example, with Ra, it..."
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"...If the whole body were pairing, where would the sense of smell be? But as it is, God arranging the member of the body,..."
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"...your senses. There's the visual, okay? There's a sound, there's a smell, there's a touch. And gathering swallows twitter in the sky. Okay? That's..."
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The lecture turns evil into a technology of dissociation: ancient priests allegedly learn to split the pharaoh into identities, modern institutions learn to do it to everyone, and the hard refrain is that social...
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