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"A philosophy of the impossible is indeed no philosophy at all. And a paradise lacking a philosophy is one of uncertain future." Robert Ardrey "The clock ticks. Never was there such a night as that which threatens. For it is a night of our own fabrication." Robert Ardrey "It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer." Albert Einstein Braingasm of the year!: Jung, "What you resist persists." "I knew that it was better to live out one’s own absurdity than to die for that of others. "- Ralph Ellison http://www.ditext.com/ardrey/contract.html http://www.ditext.com/ardrey/imperative/imperative.html http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library/Marais1/whiteantToC.html#contents http://www.avaaz.org/en/wikileaks_petition/?cl=850599774&v=7730
Anyone willing to share The Gateway Experiences set with me through Google Drive?
Just curious if anyone would want to. Thanks!
Google10 months agoWhat's the easiest, nicest way to tell a guy you don't want a second date?
How do you respond if they try to talk you out of it? Can you text, or call or do you have to do it face-to-face at the end of the date if you know?
2 AnswersSingles & Dating8 years agoDating logistics.....?
When do you bring up what you're looking for in a relationship? First date? Is it best to ask the person what they want so they don't change their answer to match yours? What's the easiest and nicest way to tell a guy you don't want another date?
3 AnswersSingles & Dating8 years agoNo longer interested in goal oriented romantic relationships?
How do you go about explaining that you don't want anymore kids, not looking to ever get married, and want voluntary relationships that focus on the interaction; the mutually beneficial moments that come from true affection and esteem? The kind where you don't live together or mix up your needs by having to focus on some end goal? Is this a first or second date convo? Is there a name for a relationship like this?
6 AnswersSingles & Dating8 years agoKnow any books with absurd/antihero protagonists?
3 AnswersBooks & Authors8 years agoWhy does it so often feel that meeting each others needs is like a game of poker?
Do you have to have the better poker face and the best hand to win? Is feeling important a finite, nonrenewable resource we have to compete over? What in your culture makes "the need war" so profligate?
4 AnswersPhilosophy8 years agoWhat's your favorite paranoid delusion you let yourself indulge in?
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11 AnswersPhilosophy8 years agoIs it possible for a person to project their own shadow onto their own ego?
Usually the shadow is projected onto other people and those other people become the enemy. Is it possible to view your own ego as the enemy and what characteristics, behaviors, thoughts, words, etc, would manifest by demonizing one's own ego?
Using Jung's definitions:
Self- transcends ego and inheres the age-old capacities of the species. Seeks individuation.
ego- the center of consciousness. "I", "me". Responsible for continuing sense of identity.
persona- social archetype, conformity. What we portray to others to be accepted and avoid abandonment.
shadow- disowned subpersonality. Opposite of persona. Sources (1) cultural indoctrination (2) familial repression.
"The moral complex imposes severe restraints on the shadow, where it is experienced as a threat; repressed, denied or projected."
Jung by Anthony Stevens
8 AnswersPhilosophy8 years agoIs it possible for a person to project their own shadow onto their own ego?
Usually the shadow is projected onto other people and those other people become the enemy. Is it possible to view your own ego as the enemy and what characteristics, behaviors, thoughts, words, etc, would manifest by demonizing one's own ego?
Using Jung's definitions:
Self- transcends ego and inheres the age-old capacities of the species. Seeks individuation.
ego- the center of consciousness. "I", "me". Responsible for continuing sense of identity.
persona- social archetype, conformity. What we portray to others to be accepted and avoid abandonment.
shadow- disowned subpersonality. Opposite of persona. Sources (1) cultural indoctrination (2) familial repression.
"The moral complex imposes severe restraints on the shadow, where it is experienced as a threat; repressed, denied or projected."
Jung by Anthony Stevens
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17 AnswersPolitics8 years agoWho would you be if you wore different clothes, had a different car, lover, friends, kids, job?
What of you would remain? Can you be specific?
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