Bernardo Carleial

Russia's vMEME Blue Patriarchy and toxic masculinity... but also its rebellion by vMEME Green youngsters

@Nos7algiK, First and foremost, I want to congratulate you for such an achievement my friend!??? However, I want to emphasize that this had occurred by accident, and, from what you've mentioned, it took a couple of months to acclimate (even if the majority of it was solved) to this new state of consciousness, it was also aided by binaural beats, so it is uncertain if replicated in the same way, for other people in the autism spectrum, to be able to solve their problems or if it might get worse, and therefore, they still may have to face the challenges of sensory overload in their (social) environment . However (2), your claim for the use of psychedelics for the treatment of autism is entirely possible, magic mushrooms and MDMA is already being studying as a treatment for PTSD and some extreme cases of depression... In fact, I was browsing on the internet and found an article which talks precisely about studies on psychedelics for the treatment of autism, and the reports from the patients were very similar to yours, which is quite promising!? Here's the link for ya:?? https://filtermag.org/psychedelics-autistic-people/amp/

"Be less judgmental and more critical" is also good one for vMEME Green

Wow That description was very insightful ? Also the video you sent gives an extra dimension on what it feels like to experience the world having autism, even as a viewer watching at a distance... I also didn't that Leo has autism. Be careful with what you're claiming with that message ... You're trying to contest her claim at the level of concepts and viewpoints, she's is trying to present her argument at the level of direct experience. There are disabilities which are permanent, like physical disabilities (being blind, handicapped, etc..), but to what degree this is gonna affect their lives, that's up for debate... I don't know how to experience/perceive the world as a blind person for example, and even if he's capable of interacting with society in a way which is perceived as functional, I would never expect him to reach the same level as me with regard to visual cues... I know this example may sound silly, or that it isn't applicable for people with the autism spectrum, that's because our society tends to trivialize any disability that isn't grossly perceived by us... That's why Leo talks so much about Radical Open Mindedness. And that is why I'm gonna send a couple of Leo's videos here to further expand that notion.

I was trying to say that this mental activity has a hard time accessing the subject world of introspection intuition, both in an individual and a collective way (I realized that I've misspelled a lot of words in that comment, I'm gonna edit a bit later)

Interesting... seems like you're trying to disassociate as much as possible the "subject" from its "behavior" and see what comes out of this... right now the best I can do is to contemplate about it...??

Oh.. okay now I get it! I would describe as a mental processing (wiring(?)) Which "designs the brain" to become "highly pragmatic" and "overly efficient" in the "objective world", but it has a hard time accessing the subject world of introspection and intuition (most the time), and, because this function is lacking to some degree, there is a gap in relating to other subjective minds in our human interactions... I know I'm not being able to explain eloquently, it is a tricky thing to try to access other people's "being-in-the-world" so to speak... and even if do , I'm aware that I'm projecting a lot of my biases and impressions/experiences about reality that might relate to this topic... But thanks for asking @Nahm! it was a very interesting (and challenging) thought exercise... Here is a video by Jordan Peterson, posted by @Carl-Richard, in which he gives more insightful examples of what might be happening inside the mind of an autistic person.

Hello @Nahm I must confess that I did not understood your question?, could you explain me a little more what do you want me to explore??

I definitively loved this video!??? It gives us a vMEME Yellow clear picture on Diplomacy and Geopolitics regarding China's projects on infrastructure in developing countries. much beyond the gossip/hearsay and fearmongering of vMEME Orange opinionated journalism...

Chile is going through some radical changes right now, both as a government and as a society

Thanks ??

I found this video after reading a thread posted by @Carl-Richard about systems thinking. This model is a very reliable source at understanding the child's development , and what is possible to happen with his or her psyche, depending on how well his or her ecosystem (friends, family and society at large ) manages to give them a healthy upbringing in many aspects of human affairs as they age. It also works for full grown adults as well?.

An excerpt from the book "The Fifth Discipline ". Very good for those who want to learn more about systems thinking! ??? "Often we are puzzled by the causes of our problems; when we merely need to look at our own solutions to other problems in the past. A well-established firm may find that this quarter's sales are off sharply. Why? Because the highly successful rebate program last quarter led many customers to buy then rather than now. Or a new manager attacks chronically high inventory costs and"solves" the problem—except that the salesforce is now spending 20 percent more time responding to angry complaints from customers who are still waiting for late shipments, and the rest of its time trying to convince prospective customers that they can have "any color they want so long as it's black."Police enforcement officials will recognize their own version of this law: arresting narcotics dealers on Thirtieth Street, they find that they have simply transferred the crime center to Fortieth Street. Or, even more insidiously, they learn that a new city wide outbreak of drug-related crime is the result of federal officials intercepting a large shipment of narcotics—which reduced the drug supply, drove up the price, and caused more crime by addicts desperate to maintain their habit. Solutions that merely shift problems, from one part of a system to another, often go undetected, because those who "solved" the first problem are different from those who inherit the new problem." "In George Orwell's Animal Farm, the horse Boxer always had the same answer to any difficulty: "I will work harder," he said. At first, his well-intentioned diligence inspired everyone, but gradually, his hard work began to backfire in subtle ways. The harder he worked, the more work there was to do. What he didn't know was that the pigs who managed the farm were actually manipulating them all for their own profit. Boxer's diligence actually helped to keep the other animals from seeing what the pigs were doing. Systems thinking has a name for this phenomenon: "Compensating feedback": when well-intentioned interventions call forth responses from the system that offset the benefits of the intervention. We all know what it feels like to be facing compensating feedback—the harder you push, the harder the system pushes back; the more effort you expend trying to improve matters, the more effort seems to be required."

This one is a little difficult to categorize... Because it envolves the clash between two kinds of governments: vMEME RED/Blue authoritarian vs vMEME Green progressive... But it seems to me that the invited guest shares a vMEME Green Worldview, so I decided to put the video here, but I found this video a little more nuanced to classify...

vMEME GREEN/Yellow

"A truly profound and different insight is the way you begin to see that the system causes its own behavior." Donella Meadows

You don't have to agree. This is a thread in which we share Green values for the purpose of enriching our knowledge/perception about that particular stage of the spiral .. Whether we agree of disagree with some of the vMEME Green content displayed here, that's up to us.

Bernardo Kastrup's center of gravity is actually vMEME Yellow. But his field of study comes across vMEME Turquoise principles. I'm sharing this particular video because it's the one in which he goes at length trying to explain the significance of vMEME Turquoise, in our perception of reality, from the point of view of vMEME Yellow, which I find it quite interesting...

I always found the development of Transformers Toys a beautiful example of Mastery in Design

"Don't confuse the description of a thing for the thing itself.." That's the biggest problem of vMEME Orange Scientism...