Nowadays, young people are educated to a national or international standard. Yet, societies refuse to acknowledge the wisdom of the youth. Are the remnants of feudalism tainting modern egalitarian society? You'd feel sad if this were the case...
Algorithms keep track of the current "trends" that we should all be aware of. Unfortunately, I don't get much enjoyment out of following trends. If I enjoy being a trendsetter, regardless of success, am I not happier when rejecting modern fashion narratives? Mental health much?
Genetics can spread to create another human being. An idea is far more powerful. It is difficult for an idea to die out instantly, and, in addition, an idea can spread rapidly to become the next paradigm. Treat all of your thoughts, ideas, speech and actions with care!
@abdullatif_mn@sugatradamus@BTS_twt I was just about to post this. Just like human genetics, an idea can die out instantly. Or, it can, as it is transmitted, spread to become the next paradigm. BTS probably know exactly where their ideas lie on this spectrum of popularity!
Inter-generational Idea: Are we finally paying for World War 2? Caveat - I wasn't even in it.
Subversion: Are we finally healing from World War 2?
Caveat - We'd better not start World War 3 in the process.
Advertisement is the bane of existence. If you need to advertise your existence, it might be that you never existed at all without said advertisement. Surely the best products spread by word-of-mouth? Consider advertising as a memetic, but not genetic, reproduction of money.
@abdullatif_mn I'm glad you agree that some physicians can be led astray. Politics, big pharma and big academia. I'm hopeful that, somewhat collectively, physicians are able to manage the unsavourly behaviour of their own kind in remembrance of what medicine was.
Unlinked idea: scientists should have to justify their thought processes to an ethical panel from general society, as opposed to like-minded healthcare professionals with like-minded interests. Y'know, separation of powers.
What happens when we idealise a being that grows in the mind but not in reality? Do we imbue "beneficial" values unconsciously as a social dynamic? Does contractionary monetary policy lead to debasement of human value, and thus, depopulation? I'm supposed to fix this with pills?
Summary: Money reproduces memetically in our minds but is not represented "genetically" with commensurate physical cash. Money overtakes value as a concept in our minds, and thus, humanity, on a mass scale, has placed value in an object that does not measure up in the real world.
The kicker? The problem lies in how the human does not understand its own inherent value. As an interaction with the imperfect hyperreality (Baudrillard) that is money, we gain the opportunity to understand the meaning of value. Thus, I ask, what do you think about money? (4/4)
What happens to the human psyche when it is filled with imaginary cash? Either it notices that money does not accurately represent the value of goods, or, it agrees with the idea that money has value, not goods. The latter is a psyche-based distortion of economics. (3/4)
What happens if we consider how money supply is increasing memetically but not "genetically", ie. there is NOT enough printed money in the system to completely represent the value of goods produced within said system? Money reproduces in our mind but not in reality. (2/4)
I have an interesting idea about the velocity of money viewed in a psychiatric frame. It is thought that, due to velocity of money, money can represent value in excess of what cash is physically circulating. Has anyone considered this from a biological or memetic standpoint?(1/4)
Consider how the youth, based on this article, are simply identifying with the projection of "freedom", and responding with a complete "lack of responsibility". Where does the problem lie?
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@abdullatif_mn@lacancircle Thanks. I'd add that I strongly consider "double-barrelled" surnames an opposition towards the concept of genetic transmission, in preference of memetic transmission that, ironically, hijacks an important trend of "genetics-based surname transmission".
@RYJChong@lacancircle That's an interesting view on nomenclature. I guess also names given by our parents can be considered as the first indication of the beginning of object relation.
Apologies, I usually ascribe to a biopsychosocial model for psychiatry. However, in this instance, I might have to modify my model to be a biopsychosociogeneratioculturoeconomicopolitical model for mental health.
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Today, I do not need to post, for I have already front-run events by approximately 2 months. I have also demonstrated my working.
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