Schizophonia

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  1. No i I explained the source of the language elements.
  2. @AION I consider Jung being inferior to Freud or Lacan. Not holistic enough
  3. Again Freud wasn't a sex maniac; he was just very pragmatic, dry, even a bit cynical, and quite conservative; You would have appreciated him. Not having sex doesn't have that many negative effects on the psyche, so I don't really buy into the idea that the psyche is particularly influenced by supposed sexual repression. It's William Reich the pervert you're looking for lol; he was quite obsessed and wrote about how, when he was young, he got horny watching the animals on the family farm having sex lol, how he lost his virginity in pre-adolescence with the family maid, and all sorts of things like that.
  4. That's why even though I enjoy playing with psychoanalysis I'm going to abandon it for the benefit of mirror effect (applied non duality), which is even more simple, integral approach.
  5. You didn't contemplate enough
  6. And one can be quite conservative without being authoritarian. It's possible to implement policies that favor family, work, sports, that are anti-drug, anti-unskilled immigration etc without persecuting anyone or becoming illiberal.
  7. The USSR was actually quite liberal for its time. Some people on the right are only so because the right wing has a monopoly on the fight against immigration, on a strong state, and things like that in the collective unconscious, but are actually more left-wing; or simply in opposition to a random, more or less centrist government lacking vision, sometimes corrupt. Most communist movements are very liberal (Trotskyism, Luxemburgism, Titoism, Austro-Marxism...).
  8. Because you're not taking the unconscious into account; consciously you're not just thinking about sex you're thinking about lots of different things, but unconsciously you give importance to all these things because they relate to your survival, and ultimately to sex; that's what it means. So you think making your Actualized.org videos has nothing to do with reproduction, or that it's "above" it (because of the superego?). But why do you make these videos instead of something else? "Ha ha, because it increases my consciousness and that of others, and it's good to do that." Yes, but why is it good to increase one's consciousness and that of others? "Well, because it allows us to have a more balanced life, and because it's our divine duty..." Yes, but why is it better to have a more balanced life? And why is it our divine duty? Where does that come from? What is a "duty"? What is "divine"? Why, why, and why... And so, by going back from the unconscious to the conscious, by doing the phenomenology of your different desires, you will ultimately come back to this organizing principle of libido, survival, and sexuality. In accordance with psychoanalytic epistemology. That's the martingale; that's why I don't like Carl Jung for example he doesn't go far enough; he's too "heavy," too conceptual with his stories of archetypes, animas/animus and so on; probably because, like you, he's unconsciously too puritanical to fully accept the Freudian theory of sexuality
  9. He was no more perverse than anyone else. Btw perversion means the negation of castration. For example, I was forbidden from being a child (the feelings we project onto them, like innocence or whatever), and because this prohibition, this castration, is painful, it is denied and projected, which leads to pedophilia. I deny that there is no love between my wife and me because otherwise there would be too much disillusionment, and so I become a cuckold. Etcetc. In a sense, this is what you call "corruption." You and your posts always so polite and expressionless. It seems to me that Lacan invented the concept of "object a", but I don't really know if it's equivalent to Freud's concept of the phallus. The Oedipus complex is the childhood scenario that essentially teaches you that you must be the object of someone else's desire in order to have them. It's called the Oedipus complex because, for the average person who grew up in a nuclear family, the first desire is usually for the mother, and the father tend to be seen as a rival. The same applies to a girl, although apparently the dynamic is more bisexual. Of course, that's potentially the case. I'll probably do a V2 with different language elements. A generally simpler epistemology to understand.
  10. I should become a militant for the far right party of my country. It's not a joke i could easily get a deputy/"congressman" job at 7500 euros per month and maybe become at least a little known lol. Become an european deputy is even easier and won even better like almost 10k before income tax.
  11. In general (all red) dunhill, malboro or gauloises; it doesn't makes a lot of difference. I like to smoke them slowly otherwise they're too strong, maybe i should rather take white ones (the weakest). I think the more stressed you are the more you like high doses of nicotine thanks to the calming effect. Whether stressed or even enthusiastic actually, a situation of excitement in general.
  12. I'm lucky nicotine isn't very addictive for me. I can buy a pack and finish it in a week or two, then not touch it for months. I just don't care. Worst for alcohol, it just numbs me and it is not pleasant. Nothing beats cannabis or mushrooms in small doses.
  13. no
  14. Indeed, there is probably some Lacan in what I am saying without realizing it; I have read a lot here and there. I don't follow any particular epistemology; I just take the concepts and language elements that I like, and as I introspect, it creates a kind of ratatouille.
  15. Anything you consider conformity is what you would do out of conformity because you don't like it; it's projection. We could replace the question with "list of things I don't like," it would amount to the same thing.
  16. What do you mean Ok There's probably some Lacan in my paradigm without me realizing it, from reading so much here and there. What I'm describing is very likely at least partially wrong; I feel it's incomplete; it's actually endless. I'll probably do a version 2.
  17. When I speak of an object, I don't mean only an "external physical object," as we can intuitively think about, but symbols in general; Lacan would speak of the symbolic order. The taste of a beer is a symbol; yet it is clearly "inside" and beyond the "physical" (I use quotation in relation to non-duality).
  18. One way to look at it is that men are also pathological but project it whenever they can. Sometimes men aren't phallic; men need to eat food, and quite a lot of it, to slee, etc; you actually need food and sleep to be stronger, to ultimately be phallic eheh. But in a social context, the perception of lack is projected onto women,a car to use, a nation to save, etc. That's why men seem more stoic; the problem, the lack (of phallus), what you call madness is more projected onto the object.
  19. That will be on my journal or my thread on Hinge.
  20. Yea it's a bit the ultimate "holon"
  21. Freud didn't say that; men are just as crazy as women but the expression tends to be different. (hysteria vs. obsessive...)
  22. Actually I was lazy and made the thread in one or two hours; if I'd taken a day or a week it would probably have been much longer and more complicated ahah. But ty. It basically means not to push too hard/to give up self love.
  23. I want to clarify that in all cases the object of desire is a phallic mirror, even for a man. So, whether it's a male friend or a woman who is phallicized—that is, you're having sex while pulling her hair, etc. When you have sex with a woman, she becomes a phallic mirror; she no longer has any problems or needs.