For something difficult like an advanced math concept often times the vacuum loses suction and equilibrium is achieved far earlier than expected. "Ok, I realize now that I'm not *that* curious about XYZ"
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Because "Maybe I'm the asshole" feelings are manifested more easily, this leads to increased freedom. E.g. if I want to become a good pianist, first I must go through the phase of being a bad pianist and to get to that I must first manifest the "absolute idiot at piano" state.
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Dropping the "I" feeling is like a cheat code. It's like having infinite courage because the self can be broken and reformed without having to hold onto itself.
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E.g. if I imagine the concept of self as Batman, then I can send Batman into various dangerous situations. Like public speaking. If *I* am speaking in public then *I* can be embarrassed and ashamed. If it's just this "character" though, then that fear has no effect.
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The use of rationality can be a useful tool to differentiate between "actual" danger that affects reality and "egoic" danger that only affects perceived self identity.
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In practice however, infinite courage is akin to the speed of light. It's not achievable because constant flux of self is insanity. the body & mental habits also adds resistance that prevents the ability to truly become a superconductor for the universe.
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TPR: be a hole to be whole lolhttps://twitter.com/a_yawning_cat/status/1334050759428558848 …
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addendum thought: a "narcissistic wound" is a permanent vacuum. It's like a vampire bite. IA source of infinite energy at the price of infinite hunger. It's creates immortality but self-destructs in the light unless it can forcibly hibernate.
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