The option to save/load exists in life—it is memory, and the older you get, the more often you use this option. Essentially, experience is the periodic "calling up" of necessary "saves" from memory, then "scanning" the required "object," passing it through the "called saves," and "analyzing the result." All of this happens in the brain instantaneously, in a matter of fractions of a second, after which, as a rule, "completing a new map" is uninteresting and pointless, since it contains what has already been passed and offers no novelty of sensation.