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  2. Storm et al. (2010) or Cardeña's (2018) paper. What you're calling "scientific consensus" is people who don't read the studies and who explain why they don't read them using metaphysical propositions like "we don't need to read them because we know the laws of physics doesn't make it possible" (Sean Caroll) or complete sophism like "my Bayesian priors means the probability is essentially zero and therefore it would be a waste of time for me to read them" (Steven Pinker). These are the pop science "thought leaders" and it encapsulates the overall view of psi phenomena for both pop sci laymen and materialist scientists. The running assumption (that you're displaying) and of these people is that everything that is scientifically defensible has been embraced and throughly investigated by the mainstream. Which is of course as far from the truth as you can get, any knowledge of the history of science supports this (just read Kuhn); e.g. 20 years ago, mindfulness was fringe. Today it's staple in psychological practice. And of course, it's entirely antithetical to their own approach to science and the scientific process; they are looking for new stuff, they do think there are new things to discover. It's only the stuff they think is interesting.
  3. All the work is under iterative development and agile processing; - You "corrections" look very bad because as a wannabe for open source community, you need to send me the corrected version of exact text.
  4. Do you have a better version of my initial content? You can use them for free - the good work you do have; never mind mine. This is copyright.
  5. Your anarchy is my absurdity, I'm in agreement with you. Out of that anarchy something does crystallise however and that is meaningful. You yourself couldn't be less anarchic in your posts there is a deep meaning there.

  6. Finished the LP course

    Jannes replied to Jannes's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    I had such a weird dream. In my kids room I saw a little cat with big eyes at the balcony. I felt bad for it so I let it in. It was in distress or in some kind of need though. I tried to figure out what it was but couldnt figure it out. Then it shaped forms into something more reptilian like, like a chameleon, almost like a snake. I put it on the table because that was not something I was comfortable with. It changed forms again and became much bigger and I felt kind of intimidated by it. It was some kind of being with a giant head to smash stuff. This is where my memory ends. Important to note, I took melatonin that evening, so my dreams could have gotten more vivid because of that. But what a weird dream. My room is my unconscious private and safe space. So something sneakily disguised itself as unharmful and then showed its true colours once inside. Could be this:
  7. Purpose for human existence. From a relative human perspective, stated as simply, non-abstractly as possible, and over-generalising to the point of annoyance, here is my purpose for human existence relative to our present time in history and therefore the cultural cyst that we call modern life. The purpose of existence for the modern digital zombie: 1. Looks maxxing. 2. Bitches/alphas 3. Social media influencing The purpose of existence for the modern human-hybrid: 1. Self-created happiness. 2. Self-created intelligence 3. Self-created creativity. For this triad to be entirely dependent only on itself, without external dependence. This implies: - consciousness understanding, regulation and creation become the three fundamental masteries of the modern human-hybrid existence. This enriches all social ties rather than taking away from them, as it radically alters the baseline meaning by which social connections develop meaningfully. Now people are coming together from a position of already being fulfilled, or at least working on self-created personal fulfilment, and are only looking to come together to create something cool, mutually beneficial, long-lasting etc. Many would characterise those three as unrealistic. But its possible. It's just about spreading the right knowledge, tools, practices, etc and creating the environments that self-reinforce those things. I genuinely believe everything exists already at present where its achievable by a really meaningful degree, and we're closing the gaps in every other area pretty quickly across certain demographics.
  8. How many of you here agree with Gabor Matè? He argued that ADHD is strongly influenced by childhood trauma. The average psychiatrists say ADHD is genetical and trauma creates ADHD-like symptoms.
  9. Could you link me those studies? Why does scientific consensus still deny it when a 7% point increase is huge?
  10. I can tell a lot of the writing is Ai slop
  11. I am not getting lost in word play that represents my view inaccurately. I am not referring to the absolute alone, I am also including the relative reality that is a part of that. Saying you cannot misrepresent my view because everything is absolute is utterly childish for the same reason that saying it doesn't matter if your mother chose to feed you coca cola instead of organically breastfeeding.
  12. @Emerald This female ultra specificity thing sounds like a total myth.

  13. What car do you recommend?

    Girzo replied to r0ckyreed's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    Reliability is not an issue when parts cost $50. Old Citroen user here, you put $1000 into maintenance and repairs every 3 years and it rides well.
  14. Just sharing a story this reminded me of. No idea why it made me think of that, though.
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  16. A lot of women date through male paradigm too. That is why it is so trick so say men are like x and females are like y. Hunting an elephant as game is very different from hunting a gazelle.
  17. On Actualized Quotes #769, sometimes I forget this is not a big but a feature.

  18. What is some music you like?

    Jehovah increases replied to itsadistraction's topic in Off-Topic: Pop-Culture, Entertainment, Fun

  19. Distinction Journal

    Emull replied to Emull's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    Wednesday: October 14th, 2026. Obversion as an immediate inference is distinct from perceptive observation.

  20. Distinction Journal

    Emull replied to Emull's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    Wednesday: October 14th, 2026. Undervaluation of a specific individual is distinct from undeniable value.

  21. Distinction Journal

    Emull replied to Emull's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    Wednesday: October 14th, 2026. Discernment as a keen perception is distinct from dead-on distinguishment.

  22. Distinction Journal

    Emull replied to Emull's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    Wednesday: October 14th, 2026. Animation as an umbrella term is distinct from Japanese anime.

  23. Distinction Journal

    Emull replied to Emull's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    Wednesday: October 14th, 2026. Sequel as a story follow-up is distinct from sequence order.
  24. Hey! I worked very hard to avoid using two farming innuendos in one joke! And now you went and did it. This was my process... "Gotta go through the hoe phase first before you plow." (Hey! That's two innuendos in one joke, and that tells a fundamentally different joke. Also, "Do you plow after you hoe?" (*Googles what ACTUALLY comes after the hoe phase in farming/gardening) "Gotta go through the hoe phase first before you do the rake phase." (Grrr! Still two innuendos in one joke, and it sounds so corny) "Gotta go through the hoe phase first before you sow the seeds." (Not again! Two innuendos takes the focus off the humor of the hoe phase joke and becomes a generic sex joke) "Gotta go through the hoe phase first before you plant the crops." (Kinda clunky. But jeez it was hard to find a thing you do after hoeing that isn't also an innuendo.)
  25. Sorry let's try to be simple: - The minimalist interface I made based on Leo Gura's request: making a version out of my normal site is 10 minutes; remove rotating wheel background and rotating zodiac signs. Finish. - Creating alternative interface with Claude is not possible: AI cannot contemplate on all, more than 100 links and explanations on the site. Navigation: - Spireason.neocities.org - Laegna "home page", "landing page", "central collection". "Lander2" button allows to download PDF's, it's original white-background but not proofread or edited document collection introducing the whole concept. - When you open the site, buttons and menus lead to different interfaces. I Call this top 100% of spireason.neocities.org it's "Console"; Laegna-SpiReason ecosystem's main console. - If you want to read one single, organized document, at Console choose "study" to arrive at https://laegna.notaku.site/ - *another entry*, for people who want long, organized material in one single study document; linear content - home site is *non-linear*. - If you want to cooperate, read sources or documentation - github.com/tambetvali contains all the "source", mostly source information, repositories. I do think that most users would want to locate 4-5 repositories themselves or by help of friend; some are math, some are scientific, some are for programmers and hackers and some are spiritual, some are symbolic. I span the same information accross paradigms and it's not organized information. - LaeArve repo was meant to be another complete introduction, with more programmer-oriented goal. - AI is used to provide many illustrations and images. - AI generated web apps, pages, other web materials are often illustrative, interactive; some have consistent design while others have semi-consistent, and their scope and size - for single app or page, is always handleable. Specifically, if any user base wants specific domain, mentality, opinion based version, they have to create their open source community and fork any of my content.
  26. Most people aren't ambitious or lucky enough to do something that would change the world, even when they are plenty of ambitious when it comes to their lives. Your not Julius Ceasar bro. Just focus on your niche, what your good at, what the market wants and what you find meaningful. Then you'll have some constructive impact.

  27. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    Leo Gura replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    That is a health hazard.
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