This document summarizes ideas from the book "Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas". It discusses how nothing can ever be fully understood, how all physical structures are constantly changing yet we perceive stability, and questions how we can assert our own existence given that physics shows we are mostly empty space. It also discusses how distraction is a call from our subconscious mind begging for attention, and is a whisper from invention. One section is labeled as an "Epic Sex Poem".
(SUNY Series in Transpersonal and Humanistic Psychology) Bricklin, Jonathan_ James, William - The Illusion of Will, Self, and Time_ William James's Reluctant Guide to Enlightenment-State University of.pdf
This document summarizes ideas from the book "Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas". It discusses how nothing can ever be fully understood, how all physical structures are constantly changing yet we perceive stability, and questions how we can assert our own existence given that physics shows we are mostly empty space. It also discusses how distraction is a call from our subconscious mind begging for attention, and is a whisper from invention. One section is labeled as an "Epic Sex Poem".
This document summarizes ideas from the book "Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas". It discusses how nothing can ever be fully understood, how all physical structures are constantly changing yet we perceive stability, and questions how we can assert our own existence given that physics shows we are mostly empty space. It also discusses how distraction is a call from our subconscious mind begging for attention, and is a whisper from invention. One section is labeled as an "Epic Sex Poem".
This document summarizes ideas from the book "Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas". It discusses how nothing can ever be fully understood, how all physical structures are constantly changing yet we perceive stability, and questions how we can assert our own existence given that physics shows we are mostly empty space. It also discusses how distraction is a call from our subconscious mind begging for attention, and is a whisper from invention. One section is labeled as an "Epic Sex Poem".
Nothing can be ever truly, fully understood. Not the
most simple idea. Not even this.
Every physical structure in the universe, including
ourselves is in a constant state of flux, minimally and maximally, continuously, continuously... Yet, our lives are lived in an ever flowing still frame of reality. Sanity, being the delusion of a comfortable continuity, within the vortex of infinite chaos.
If were living in a black hole, were anti-matter; and
anti-matter it doesnt exist, subatomicly 99.9999% of your body is empty space. So, how can you assert your existence when basics physics proves that youre overwhelmingly composed of empty space?
Distraction is a vibration in the conscience mind sent
by the sub conscience, begging it to pay attention. It is a whisper from the mother of invention.
Everything is awesome. Fundamentally. (The Epic Sex
(SUNY Series in Transpersonal and Humanistic Psychology) Bricklin, Jonathan_ James, William - The Illusion of Will, Self, and Time_ William James's Reluctant Guide to Enlightenment-State University of.pdf