@JackDePew Are you alluding to the fact that emotions often "take place" in the body?
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@KevinSimler This all to test my hypothesis that the "Cartesion Delusion" may not be the best way to achieve optimum *productivity.
@JackDePew Oh, cool. How does rejecting Cartesian dualism help with productivity?!
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@KevinSimler From a 'how best to live my life' perspective, I think the answer may be the difference b/n the words embodied and integrated. -
@JackDePew I agree with all of this. The benefits are just hard for me to put my finger on. - 1 more reply
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@KevinSimler Tough to say in 140. Cartesian Dualism requires us to split into 'mind' and body—specifically 'mind' the master, body the tool.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@KevinSimler In combining the two we become an integrated being. I believe an *embodied approach is faster. Blending thought and emotion...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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