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	"It looks as though the most satisfactory working hypothesis about the human mind must follow, to some extent, the Bergsonian model, in which the brain with its associated normal self, acts as a utilitarian device for limiting, and making selections from, the enormous possible world of consciousness, and for canalizing experience into biologically profitable channels."<ref>Huxley, Aldous. ~~“19563~~ Letter to Dr. Humphry Osmond.” In Moksha. Rochester, Vermont: Park Street Press, 1999.</ref>		"It looks as though the most satisfactory working hypothesis about the human mind must follow, to some extent, the Bergsonian model, in which the brain with its associated normal self, acts as a utilitarian device for limiting, and making selections from, the enormous possible world of consciousness, and for canalizing experience into biologically profitable channels."<ref>Huxley, Aldous. “1963 Letter to Dr. Humphry Osmond.” In Moksha. Rochester, Vermont: Park Street Press, 1999.</ref>

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"It looks as though the most satisfactory working hypothesis about the human mind must follow, to some extent, the Bergsonian model, in which the brain with its associated normal self, acts as a utilitarian device for limiting, and making selections from, the enormous possible world of consciousness, and for canalizing experience into biologically profitable channels."<ref>Huxley, Aldous. “19563 Letter to Dr. Humphry Osmond.” In Moksha. Rochester, Vermont: Park Street Press, 1999.</ref>

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