If the brain could use all seven senses, it would be just another roller coaster ride. One final ''rush,'' and this one is not for the faint of heart. As the coaster begins its drop to the bottom of the hill, look slightly up during the drop. Do NOT crane your neck upward. Looking up as the body drops freaks out the brain, providing it with highly unreliable information.
Any sensory data is both heightened and exaggerated.
The brain doesn't know it's operating on unreliable information, and gives you one crazy ride. Life is a lot like a ride at the amusement park. To survive both, keep your eyes wide open, use all your senses, and always look in the direction you're traveling. Specializing in diagnostics, he worked for 20 years in the medical field, primarily in hospital emergency rooms and with children, before devoting himself to writing and lecturing. All Rights Reserved.