How do you get information to your brain?

I usually take the A train. I used to take the Chattanooga choo choo but I found the A train was a quicker way to get information to my brain. Sometimes I walk but it takes longer to get there, when I'm inclined to I drive, but that kind of information is far too often a distraction from what it is I really want to know. Do you know what I mean? No? That's because your sending too much information to your brain. Don't you understand? Your brain is a biological organ subject to the physical laws. All synapse and nerves, gray matter and blood underneath a skull. Exactly how much information do you imagine something like that can handle? The problem with relying on the brain to handle and store information is that you've greatly diminished your scope of understanding down to senses and synapse.

Can you see ideas? I don't mean picture them in your mind, I mean does your sense of sight, reliant upon your eyes, see ideas. No, of course not. Can you touch ideas? Do you smell them? Hear them? (Not the voices in your head.) Can you hear an idea in an audible sense from your ears? If your senses don't pick up on ideas what makes you so sure your brain does? Where do ideas come from? What part of the brain creates ideas? Perhaps ideas aren't generated by any part of our physical body. We may develop ideas based on the information processed through our brain from our senses and experience inside our bodies, but the idea itself where did it come from? It is entirely possible, even probable that there is something more than sense and synapse going on inside these bodies. If all our consciousness is, is synapses firing off in successions how is it we know about synapses? If all we are is our body then we would necessarily be inherently subjective and because of our bodies we are extremely subjective but it is self evident that we are not entirely subjective. We do possess ability to show objectivity. A man sees a piece of wood floating on the water and imagines building a boat. The subjectivity is his need to cross the water. His objectivity allowed him to take those observations made of the lake, and even though a piece of wood is not in and of itself enough data to ensure boat building, this observation grew into an idea.

Perhaps it is best to just let our senses absorb all the information our brains require and spend more time getting information to our soul, or mind if you will. It's something to think about. Well, gotta go I've put too much information in my brain and I have to clean out the attic.