@lexfridman Wow Lex, you have an inside. It’s weird that modern psychology denies the existence of an inner world. Some day we should talk about how they missed that and insist that extraversion is the only thing. The truth is there in the statistical data but it’s been suppressed. ❤️
@susancain Thanks @susancain ! You are right. I think that nurturing our authenticity through Quiet reflections and Bittersweet feelings is part of how “the quality of the individual” develops.
Without honest self reflection though charisma and flattery lure us away from our integrity.
@davegray Dave, Peter seems right. I have an article to publish and it would cost about $3500 to publish it in the journal that has the original article I am responding to. More to the point, I'd be required to assign copyright privileges to the journal. Then, it would be paywalled! :-(
@davegray Maybe. It’s possible that we’re in the liminal space between the first two where we are drawn to making sense and yet we resist the urge to collapse the inquiry and remain open instead and continue opening intuitively to the prospects hovering at the edges of consciousness. ;-)
@davegray Dave, it seems to me that there is room for a third aspect that precedes sense making. I think it is what Jung linked to play and physicist David Bohm termed dialogue. Doodle: attached.
@Deezy2_Blessed Is this Van der Hoop in the Jungian tradition? Ah yes. Digging Deeper! Thanks for calling this to my attention he’s been on my radar for a while now… so much depth in this material.
The statue of York — an enslaved Black member of the Lewis & Clark Expedition — has been toppled in Portland
"The numerous racist responses to the memorial of a Black man forced to participate in the Corps of Discovery Expedition have not been a surprise," the park director says