As far as it goes, my take on level Trois has always been-
'That's nice.'
Then again, since the human eye can discern hundreds of levels of grey,
it's MHO that segmentation of such ramp-like operations like consciousness
is a vast over-simplification, but a handy model for a quick explanation.
The mind apparently does make, like Gould's evolutionary theories, large
jumps through cognitive space from time to time. (I would argue the
creative act, whatever it is, is just such a jump....)
Only map-makers can use four-colors to segment the world.... As such, I
would have been happier, for continuity's sake, with four levels of
consciousness as a quick map, but 3 (three), is a strong totem with some
people....
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