After reading "Towards a Theory of Instruction" by Jerome Bruner, I started visualizing thought as an electrical pulse through a specific physical form. Given that an object must have mass to become a defined part of our world, I believe that thoughts need concrete material to energize with belief. Seeking to develop individuals' aptitude for creating form to think in, I created a product that translates visual sequence to tangible feeling. The hope is that simple visual sequences will become mental reservoirs of thought. I am then interested in how the mastery of this visual "language" works in communication with other individuals, and how this digital connection can be extended to vicarious experience inside robots.