The universe is a weird place, but we form a sense of normalcy in the place of our childhood. Once we leave it, everything may become better, but perhaps it won't ever feel normal and real to us. (I grew up in a country that disappeared. Then again, in a sense most people do.)
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Replying to @MimeticValue
Yes, a lot of the fighting we see on Twitter is actually between stage 3 vs 3, and stage 3 vs stage 4. (Stage 5 will not fight on Twitter.)
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Replying to @MimeticValue
At which stage do people stop to believe that other people need to operate at a particular stage? :)
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Replying to @MimeticValue
Nah. It seems people should figure that one out as part of the transition to 5, but there are probably more than 1% of the population that understand that part.
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Replying to @MimeticValue
e^π is a bit more than 23. If Kegan claims that 1% of the population are at stage 5, and so one stage amounts to 0.5 standard deviations, 12.5σ means you have to sample a bazillion entire universes before you find a single human above stage e^π.
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I know, I just thought it is funny to play out its implication in full
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