Deconstructing Actualized.org

[Raphael]

• What is the structure behind actualized.org?
• How is actualized.org social matrix interconnected to other social matrices?
• How is actualized.org social matrix works as a sub holon of the greater social matrix?
• Who is attracted to actualized.org?
• What similarities do people here share with Leo?
• What similarities do I share with Leo?
• What's the structure of Leo?
• How does Leo as a system interacts with other systems?

[Raphael]

One of the reason why we may be attracted to this forum is because it brings us face to face to our deepest fears. It's possible to stay stuck here and to relieve our traumas again and again and again without being conscious of it.

It ain't a good sign to be there for too long.

[Raphael]

Another reason is simply to find like-minded people to talk about Green+ things as this is difficult IRL.

 

[Raphael]

7 minutes ago, Raphael said:

It ain't a good sign to be there for too long.

I think I might be projecting my bias here. I got on this forum because I wanted to sort out my life, but some people can be attracted because they are interested in Politics, in Nutrition, or in Systems Thinking for example. They just want to learn and this is healthy.

However, I still consider that spending an entire year without at least a 3 month break unhealthy.

[Raphael]

12 minutes ago, Raphael said:

I got on this forum because I wanted to sort out my life

It's also possible to be at a difficult place at the beginning and learn and grow (if we are careful of avoiding the BS)

[Raphael]

So they are many different ways of being attracted and using this forum:

• Being traumatized and relieving some traumas again and again
• Being in a difficult situation and learning and growing with others
• Escaping real-life problems
• Finding like-minded people
• Learning about life
• Having fun
• etc.

But the question that interest me is: Where's the majority of people?

There's always more unhealthy people than healthy people, there always more people who need care than caregivers. But does this dynamic applies to this forum?

It seems to be the case:

 

[Raphael]

3 minutes ago, Raphael said:

There's always more unhealthy people than healthy people, there always more people who need care than caregivers.

By unhealthy, I don't necessarily mean super depressed and having serious issues but average or below average. This is the majority of any society.

Edited December 20, 2021 by Raphael