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== Definitions ==

1. 3.5 or up at [[SESSION|session]] start.
''(HCOB 3 Jan 70)''

2. a high TA in [[SCN|Scn]] is always an [[OVERRUN|overrun]]. In Dn it means an [[ENGRAM|engram]] too late on the [[CHAIN|chain]] to [[ERASE|erase]] is in [[RESTIMULATION|restimulation]].
''(HCOB 28 Apr 69)''

3. high TA means the person can still [[STOP|stop]] things and is trying to do so. However, all one has to do is [[RESTIMULATE|restimulate]] and leave unflat an [[ENGRAM_CHAIN|engram chain]] to have a high TA. High TA is reflecting the [[FORCE|force]] contained in the chain.
''(HCOB 16 Jun 70)''