GROUPER

an engramic command which collapses the time track and brings many incidents together. Examples are "I have no time," "Put them all together," "It's all up to me all the time," "I have to do everything around here" and "You're all alike." See also engram, time track and incident in this glossary. —Perception of Truth Approved Glossary (9 June 92)

collapses time track, brings many incidents together. (I have no time, put them all together, it's all up to me all the time, I have to do everything around here, you're all alike, I'll get even with you, solidarity forever!)an engramic command which collapses the time track and brings many incidents together. Examples are "I have no time," "Put them all together," "It's all up to me all the time," "I have to do everything around here" and "You're all alike." See also engram, time track and incident in this glossary.species of command which, literally translated, means that all incidents are in one place on the time track "I'm jammed up," "Everything happens at once," "Everything comes in on me at once," "I'll get even with you," etc.a species of command which, literally translated, means that all incidents are in one place on the time track "I'm jammed up," "Everything happens at once," "Everything comes in on me at once," "I'll get even with you," etc.an engramic command which collapses the time track and brings many incidents together. Examples are "I have no time," "Put them all together," "It's all up to me all the time," "I have to do everything around here" and "You're all alike." See also engram, time track and incident in this glossary. All you have to do is figure out your implant-very restimulative-put in a lot of bouncers, groupers and denyers in your phraseology, read it right straight off, let him wake up again.

1. species of command which, literally translated, means that all incidents are in one place on the time track: "I'm jammed up," "Everything happens at once," "Everything comes in on me at once," "I'll get even with you," etc. (DMSMH, p. 213)2. anything which pulls the time track into a bunch at one or more points. When the grouper is gone the time track is perceived to be straight. (HCOB 15 May 63)3. is a number of incidents becoming located apparently in one time instant. (SH Spec 56, 6109C20)4. action phrase which would tend to bunch all incidents in one place, creates the illusion that the time track is collapsed and that all incidents are at the same point in time. Example: "Pull yourself together," "It all happens at once." (SOS, p. 103)