Lifestyle Spirituality

Freedom From Information; Minimalism

consider what it would be like to NOT have to BE INFORMED at all, how much more pure and blissful all would be you’d trade a little excitation and fleeting engagement and sense of control — for stillness of existence   Information is obviously entropic It’s a weight which must be metabolised, It’s hard to …

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Philosophy World

Creativity -> Business -> Art -> Consciousness

1. CREATIVITY is human prerogative 2. CREATIVITY is first practical — then transcendental 3. The practical value of creativity is solving practical problems. It’s as good as well it solves problems, as good as hard problems it solves 4. The transcendental value of creativity is how effectively it elevates consciousness, and how high   1. …

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Lifestyle

Multithreading (And Learning How To Think)

Multithreading teaches you about all successful reasoning, single-threading or multi-threading the same.   Successful reasoning is the same as successful travelling — it’s about successfully efficiently steadily getting from point A to point Z. A single thread has the purpose of going from point A to Z. Running multiple threads simultaneously means you’re getting multiple …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Will To Change = Know The Price

One’s willingness to change is measured in how much one is willing to PAY, to GIVE (to make that change).   The idea of “no excuses”, or conversely of “Excuses” — are both meaningless. They say absolutely nothing about how much you’re willing to pay “No excuses” is an outright lie. Are you willing to …

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BOTH Optimistic And Pessimistic

I spoke against optimism in place of realism. I spoke against scepticism in place of possibility, which is just pessimism and defeatism. I spoke for philosophically fundamentally positive attitude to existence I also spoke for seeing more “negative” as your perception improves   I want to once again stress it, if it’s not yet clear: …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality

Explaining vs Knowing

There’s explicit knowledge and implicit knowledge Explicit knowledge is knowledge which can be readily passed, written down, coded, recorder, verbalised, conveyed… Implicit knowledge is knowledge which is difficult to convey, difficult to teach, and often difficult even to be aware of (e.g. try writing instructions on how to WALK properly, as a human being, or …

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Philosophy

Be More Imitative AND More Original

You should be more imitative AND more original   How’s that possible? Isn’t it mutually exclusive? It’s possible if you’re poor at imitating It’s possible if you’re poor at being original   It’s exactly what happens: You call it originality — but you’re just poor at imitating Or you call it imitating and “doing what …

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