Actually you can decompress the subconscious: decompress the subconscious

Author: He Jiefu
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Freud said: The unconscious is a "deep memory." Memory comes from where? Memory comes from memory. Memory comes from where? Memory comes from sensory organs collecting external information and transmitting it to the brain for accumulation. From another perspective, external information, after entering the brain through sensory organs, is first filtered by "consciousness." After processing, if consciousness deems it necessary to be preserved, it is immediately stored in the unconscious. Over time, this becomes "deep memory." Around the age of three to three and a half, one can begin to "capture" external information. If you are now thirty years old, then there are nearly twenty-seven years of external information intertwined in your consciousness and unconsciousness. It has become the guiding your actions.
"The unconscious," a treasure and dream-like thing you may have heard of but never thought deeply about, has accompanied you throughout your life. Our brains possess an extraordinary ability to compress and flatten the three-dimensional space and time of the external world through visual, auditory, gustatory, or tactile processes, placing it within the brain to enable humans to continuously create civilization and shape the world.