| Perhaps another viewing of her divided mind in action, plus active simultaneous use of her undermind, would reveal an insight. |
| There was no rational way of knowing whereabouts or whenabouts on Earth they were, yet an irrational part of the undermind knew, and would gradually come through with the information. |
| The obvious question is, does the undermind will things to happen that the conscious mind can only veto, not initiate? |
| Even though the solution was obvious, their deliberation mode, roughly prefrontal cortex decision making, prevented them from accessing their undermind to come up with more creative solutions. |
| Slowly, so slowly that he swore inwardly at himself, came the obvious answer, and then he went to the calculus of his undermind. |
