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    1.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      The trope of some inefficient but traditional way of doing things producing something superior has this truth to it. Japanese culture has a ton of this.

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    2.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      It's true because adhering to a script/tradition allows you to tap into the soul of the world. It's false because going through the motions of a story doesn't necessarily bring the story to life. Sometimes that same story exists in the now as a new form of technology.

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    3.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      Life behaves in a circular way where we're constantly discovering old truth precisely because the present and future can only be forged via a chain of truths rediscovering itself in the future.

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    4.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      This is why going into the future is like going into the past. It's why we think our ancestors may have had some secret "magic" energy that is just as potent as the scientific energy from out sci-fi universes.

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    5.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      Back on topic... Something becomes 'whole' when it becomes 'bridged'. and things can only become bridged once plank at a time.

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    6.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      You have to go plank from plank. You can't just skip the difficult parts. That creates 'false' wholeness. E.g. true understanding leads to loving tolerance but tolerance with only partial understanding leads to build up of resentment.

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    7.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      This 'loving' tolerance is in a way what we all seek. Like in "Friends". We want a group of friends where we can show our strengths and weaknesses, have the biggest fights etc,.. yet still remain a family.

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    8.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      Random interjection: Think of a Kung Fu master beating someone armed with a sword, a gun, and 3 times bigger. That's an example of "real body" beating "false body". The mental equivalent of that non-realistic trope is the Law of Attraction.

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    9.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      It's the application of consciousness in such a skillful manner that it seems magical. Just like a kung fu master magically defeat great threats. Now... kung fu movies are mostly fake... but kung fu masters are actually real.

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    10.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      The 'real' equivalent of people having a non-exaggerated Law of Attraction ability is a form of infectious optimism. These people exist, you've probably met them.

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       🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

      Similar to Kung Fu masters outwardly looking weak and frail these people often outwardly seem naive or fake. But their ability to get things to happen can seem magical.

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        2.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Building up your 'consciousness' muscle improves your optimism because the world is less scary to you. We're intimidated by big strong people in close quarters despite knowing that it's not a physical fight.

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        3.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Being physically strong gives you a charisma and confidence around other people not because you're thinking "Oh yea I could beat any of these people up" but because it's a relief from the pressure from others.

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        4.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Being 'consciously' strong means being disciplined. You know that even for something really difficult you can apply sustained effort of consciousness longer than most people. Even if you're not talented at it you know that you can apply 10 times the effort most people do.

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        5.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Having something like 6 pack abs if a signal of this. It's rare enough that it's a high level signal of ability to achieve things. This signal is weakest for high school jocks but is every high signal for older men.

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        6.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Being able to taste the differences in expensive wine is also a signal of this. Most people cannot applied micro-level consciousness to the extent of being able to tell apart wines. Peasants are defined by their lack of ability to be subtle.

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        7.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          So to summarize... learning things is like architecting a bridge for different types of terrain and gaps. Different tasks are different gaps. Knowledge is a 'solution' from an external source that teaches you how to pass a specific gap.

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        8.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Knowledge is so useful because it can come in the form of "mental models". A mental model is like having gpt-3 embody a form of intelligence for you. You have have it spit our random conclusions for you to review.

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        9.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          It's like having a robot that can built bridges and also has a database of ALL solutions to ALL known gaps in ALL of history. Why learn any architecture when these robots can do everything? Why get a 6 pack of abs when we have guns?

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        10.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Despite all our knowledge and technology expanding outwards we will always have an edge. At the outside edge of knowledge we have those who learned architecture from the bottom up. Those who 'understand' why the robot exists rather than those who merely use the robot.

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        11.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          At the outside edge of technology is the realm of the human body. Those who fully understand what their body is truly capable of being and feeling.. and those who don't.

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        12.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Monks in a way are super jocks that explore every limitations of the human body (just not sexual) The 'supreme' (cult) guru being with a harem is similar to the head jock/quarterback and cheerleaders yes?

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        13.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Too many random thoughts here...will try to wrap up thread in one general gist: Literally Everything™ is application of consciousness. Increase the volume and 'sharpness' of our consciousness can massively increase our life vibrancy.

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        14.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Working out helps increase the volume of consciousness you can apply. Learning new knowledge, combining them in different ways, etc... helps you to sharpen and define your consciousness into needle like potency. You can break down even the most dense and difficult tasks.

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        15.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Sometimes we needs the sharpness of the scalpel. Sometimes we need the ability to raise our sword and rally our souls. Every difficulty in life is failure to recognize when we needed the other.

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        16.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          The nerd and the jock need to understand what it's like to be each other. The good and the bad. The exhilarating sense of 'insight', the sparkle in a girls eyes. The shyness and anxiety, the feeling of being a "dumbass".

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        17.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          The 'loser' has to pick a side and just do something instead of hating both sides.

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        18.  🐈‏ @a_yawning_cat 18 Jul 2020

          Crap, lost coherence again. To resummarize again: Being skillful with consciousness can resolve any difficulty as long as you know when and how to go full 'nerd' vs full 'jock' without getting stuck in an archetype.

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