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When you try to humble someone with no ego 😂

Something similar to this is the question applied to logic in general, is logic invented or is it discovered? I’ve thought to myself, could you create almost any logic and apply it to reality and it could make sense, or would logic naturally develop into the one we have today (and keep developing) because it’s so far the most accurate we have to make sense of reality? At the basis of logic is a kind of division, its identity : a table is defined as table, we draw the line between a table and its environment based on our sensory perception (we feel where it physically ends and we see where it ends) Hypothetically you could draw the distinctions in reality differently , creating a different logic. But then maybe it wouldn’t make sense with our sense perceptions, so anywhere in the world when language/distinctions are invented, people will agree that a table is a table and how it’s defined. When it comes to math, we could have for example switched places so “3” is actually “2” (like different language have different words for same thing) but then the math would still be the same just like in a different language. So perhaps humans across the globe would still arrive at similar math. Maybe not answering the question but I think it essentially boils down to our sense perceptions, and distinctions are drawn from there which is basis for logic So id say it’s not inherent to reality but rather that humans have similar sense perceptions which makes it so similar logic works for us

If these theories are legit I wonder why it seems they’re not applied so much in modern psychology/psychiatry. Not saying it’s the golden standard, there is probably major flaws in conventional psychiatry. But I mean it has some scientific basis, so I wonder if certain concepts that sound weird just “make sense” like you create a concept that somehow seems to be able to explain a phenomena, but there’s not much support for it actually being the case

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I read the post and you made good points I’d say I can find certain correlations to my own thinking. But also I don’t really see the value or necessity of using certain concepts/words like “the phallus” or “opedius complex” when talking about these things, because when you initially introduce exactly what they mean, they kinda sound like a stretch. And I feel what you said could all be explained in simpler words, while still maintaining all the main points you made.

I haven’t watched much of her so I can’t say much But some thought is that when someone adopts and develops very elegant mental models about reality it might cause them to be really bought into them because it seems to make a lot of sense, but in a way they become just as stuck in their mind as anyone else could be She seems very intelligent tho, both intellectually and emotionally, anyone can’t just speak like her. Also it’s almost unavoidable but when you’re very intelligent and developed it could cause you to create a lot of identity out of that because it feels good and creates stability for you, which can harm epistemology because you feel more sure in yourself than maybe you should, and it all just sounds so good to you it’s easier to get caught up in it and questioning and reevaluating might become more secondary to you.

I am similar in the sense I can be in calorie deficit without being bothered by hunger. Although I notice a trend of more cravings near bedtime, but it’s not overwhelming . 1000 calories a day sounds extremely low especially for a man and especially if you exercise, so it might be under estimation. If you’re not loosing weight too rapidly and getting underweight then you’re eating within a reasonable amount of calories. Not feeling hunger could be if you’re very absorbed into every day occupations so you don’t feel the internal signals as strongly. You could also be misinterpreting inner signals, thinking hunger is a sign of “cleansing” or something, or you’re so used to it you don’t know you’d be able to feel even better if you ate properly. Just some thoughts. Cravings could be sign you’re not eating enough, especially if they’re strong. A low stress level could make calorie deficit easier because stress is draining, but on the other hand, as I said before, if you’re very caught up in your problems it could make you disconnected from other things going on it you such as hunger. A genetic complement could also be at play. But I’m guessing it’s a mis calculation

When you give up replying to her oddness 😂😂

For example your deepest thoughts about how you think your brain works and thinking your brain is abnormally wired . I told them that because I had some problems so I thought “well might as well try psychiatry I won’t loose anything “ It connects to the post in the sense that, the poster asked “what are you directly conscious of”, and for me in the past years I feel , not only conscious of my own mind but it’s like I can sense certain processes in my brain so the science start making sense

Opedius complex

Haahahaha who are you to accuse someone of obsession 😂😂

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I already do, and it’s chill. Where are my followers 😌

Don’t tell your doctor, they’ll prescribe anti psychotics (that won’t help)

Yes I’d agree, nothing wrong with your replies!

I am addicted to music and social media and sometimes food I know it’s super common, and some wouldn’t even consider it a problem but rather just the modern lifestyle. But for me it’s not that I wanna get to a point where I never do those things ever. It’s just I don’t wanna be addicted to them and feel the need to do them to excessive degree I realize that every moment I indulge in an addiction, I have the choice to step in, take control and stop What I think is important from my own experience is having strong enough desire to stop for it to overpower the urge And that I feel I lack sometimes. When I was younger, there was certain things that bothered me a ton. So I was driven by a strong desire to change them and I managed to do that. When you have strong desire to change something, and that desire is ever present and it doesn’t just pop up occasionally like “4 am motivation” . Then it’s much easier to change because it’s like a powerful driving force I have a vision in my mind of how my mental state would improve further from unhooking myself from these addictions. But I feel the vision is sometimes not compelling enough to motivate me. When you stop an addiction, what you meet is this “urge”. And it seems it takes time for the urge to go away, so you gotta hold on to receive the benefit, and sometimes when the desire isn’t strong enough I’m just like “fuck it” and give in and get pulled back into the same habit I’m not gonna limit myself tho and I think I need super strong desire to change something. Something like simple mindfulness could work too. It is in a way as simple as just not doing something. But when something feels like a force it might feel like you need a counter force to overpower it… Could someone share the genuine benefits they have received from ending addictions like this? Maybe it could inspire me

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Haahahahaahhahahahahhhhah y’all remember my posts 😂😂😂😂😂 yea it was before. I was wayyyy more obsessed with my looks back then. Nowadays if I had my natural nose I’d be pretty detached from it

Hahahaha I’ve gotten a few comments throughout my life But that isn’t what motivated me, I know there’s guys in this world that would like me regardless. But I personally didn’t like how it looked so now I feel more physically attractive

Yea he looks very masculine, these guys are funny

It sounds great for the brain but I personally don’t have interest in it

That sounds like great balance to me! I do apply that too sometimes. I love coffe shops too

I see Its not inherently racist it depends on what it’s based about.

Yea exactly you’re wired for those chemicals to be triggered by certain people of opposite sex if you’re straight

The difference is still significant enough to cause attraction even if there are similarities