Mellowmarsh

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  1. The Gadfly approach… “I am wiser than this man, for neither of us appears to know anything great and good; but he fancies he knows something, although he knows nothing; whereas I, as I do not know anything, so I do not fancy I do" This quote comes from Plato’s account of the Apology, representing Socrates’ explanation of his wisdom. He argues that true wisdom lies in recognizing one’s own ignorance, unlike others who falsely believe they possess knowledge. This is the foundation of the "Socratic paradox"—knowing that you know nothing.
  2. Only the mind seeks. Not you. Any effort by the mind to achieve a fictitious state is futile.
  3. The Teacher to the Student….. “Of course you don’t know. You don’t know because only I know. If you knew and I didn’t know then you’d be teaching me instead of me teaching you. And for a student to be teaching his teacher is presumptuous and rude “. ~ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ——— I need you to not-know because if you know then I’m out of a job, I have no work to do. ~ Mellowmarsh.
  4. @Breakingthewall Who or what has the desire or need for real meditation,exactly?
  5. Leo

    You are here to understand yourself not to be understood.
  6. Opium is dopium used as copium for no hopium. This is a Dopemine Mine field. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was.
  7. Outside/ Inside… where is that? The boundaries are nonexistent. There is no gap of non existence.
  8. The river flowing to the ocean source is a constant seamless flux of source to source. There’s no break in symmetry. There’s no ‘I’ getting caught in the eddies or making grinding noises in an effort to resist the flow by means of stopping to find or look for it. Life is already and always is as fluid, never solid, effortlessly carving its way through any obstruction and doesn’t need an ‘I’ to function. There’s no observer named ‘I’ watching itself. There’s simply empty looking upon empty concepts as this artificial conception. There’s no one writing these words. One is writing these words, there’s no other one. No one reading these words, One is reading these words, there is no other one.
  9. The path is forged for you to understand yourself not to be understood. Existence doesn’t need us to function. Ocean waves surge whether humans record them or not.
  10. Knowing you are conscious is a curse. The curse of knowing suffering, pain, torture , abuse, evil and horror. It’s the price paid for knowledge. For biting the apple.
  11. To speak of these things is to speak to a state of boundless unity (0=♾️)
  12. 1. Lao Tzu: The Generative Void For Lao Tzu, "nothing" (Wu) and "everything" (the Ten Thousand Things) are conjoined through mutual birth. He argues that they are not just related, but that "nothingness" is the very thing that makes "everything" useful and possible. The Utility of the Empty: Lao Tzu famously pointed out that while we make a wheel with thirty spokes, it is the hole in the middle that makes it useful. Similarly, we shape clay into a vessel, but it is the emptiness inside that holds the water. A "Pregnant" Nothingness: In Taoism, the "Void" is not a sterile absence but a "primordial generative nothingness". It is the womb of existence, where "Being and non-being give birth to each other". 2. Parmenides: The Impossibility of "Nothing" Parmenides took a more radical, logical stance. He argued that nothing and everything are so inseparable that "nothing" cannot even exist—there is only the "One". Thought requires an Object: He believed that you cannot think of "nothing" because to think of it is to make it "something" in your mind. Therefore, "what-is-not" is literally unthinkable and unspeakable. The Seamless Whole: Because "nothing" (the void) cannot exist, there is no space to separate "everything." Therefore, reality must be a single, continuous, eternal, and unchanging block of Being. For Parmenides, the appearance of separate things is just a "deceitful show" of the senses.
  13. That which is known to live never dies, because the known knows nothing. That which is known to die never lives, because the known knows nothing. It’s elementary.
  14. No Self-Model: While AI can analyze data to find patterns and make predictions, this does not mean it possesses a "self" or an internal understanding that it is a computer program. While most current AI systems do not possess metacognitive processes in the human sense of conscious self-awareness, researchers are increasingly engineering "artificial metacognition" to allow AI to monitor and regulate its own "thinking" While AI is gaining the mechanical ability to monitor its processing, it still lacks the self-aware "I" that defines human thinking.