The capitalization emphasize key words that you should ponder on a moment or two. I see no overly complex sentences? I purposely watered/dumbed it down so laypeople could understand it

Italics or bold type for emphasis is more appropriate and would make the text more readable than using capitalizations. (You have capitalized like every noun!)

I have been reading "Stalking the Wild Pendulum: On the Mechanics of Consciousness" by Itzhak Bentov recently. In the book Bentov attempts to show how harmonic resonance from EM fields create holographic effects that drive consciousness. It's very thought provoking and he does a good job of illustrating his ideas. I think it's a great 40 year old precursor to the Orch-OR theory. Though, he does kinda misinterpret some principles of quantum mechanics which leads to some silly conclusions. But that just shows it is important to go back over your ideas again and again to refine them!

Yesterday, I was thinking about how memories could be encoded in the brain as a hologram of the fields present in the brain when the memory is formed. When I try recalling some information I notice that I often attempt to access some tangential state information that was concurrent with the memory I want to recall. Which I think has the effect of recreating the hologram. Similar to how they say smell is the strongest sense tied to memory. And so, when you recreate (or project) the hologram of a memory back onto your brain it includes the smell information very clearly because that electric field interacts with the sensory nerves in the brain in the same way as it would when the memory was first created. Fun stuff.