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    The document discusses the concept of a "thought collective" and its properties. A thought collective is a group of individuals who share common ideas, beliefs, and ways of thinking. It has emergent properties that are more than the sum of the individuals. Members influence each other both consciously and unconsciously, reinforcing and spreading the thought patterns of the collective. The collective also defends itself from outside threats to its shared thought patterns.

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    The document discusses the concept of a "thought collective" and its properties. A thought collective is a group of individuals who share common ideas, beliefs, and ways of thinking. It has emergent properties that are more than the sum of the individuals. Members influence each other both consciously and unconsciously, reinforcing and spreading the thought patterns of the collective. The collective also defends itself from outside threats to its shared thought patterns.

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    The document discusses the concept of a "thought collective" and its properties. A thought collective is a group of individuals who share common ideas, beliefs, and ways of thinking. It has emergent properties that are more than the sum of the individuals. Members influence each other both consciously and unconsciously, reinforcing and spreading the thought patterns of the collective. The collective also defends itself from outside threats to its shared thought patterns.

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    Sri Devi Khadgamala

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    Sarojini Muthu
    The document discusses the concept of a "thought collective" and its properties. A thought collective is a group of individuals who share common ideas, beliefs, and ways of thinking. It has emergent properties that are more than the sum of the individuals. Members influence each other both consciously and unconsciously, reinforcing and spreading the thought patterns of the collective. The collective also defends itself from outside threats to its shared thought patterns.

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