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Internet Unrealities
Perhaps you’ve met one like him. He asked me to come over to his apartment and look at his computer, saying only that it had a problem. Some charitable agency had given him a decent system with Ubuntu installed. He … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, computers, culture, government, internet, Internet traffic, NSA, oppression, technology
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Some Limits Apply
The atheist or secularist who takes a poke at faith is merely shadow-boxing. Since they can’t hit the real thing, they simply castigate the effects. Faith is unreasonable in the sense of being far above reason, operating in a different … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, epistemology, intellect, law, mysticism, spirituality
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Quantum Culture
Even today, we have little comprehension of what the ancients did, much less what they knew in order to do it. Part of it is our complete failure to grasp how they understood their world. We speculate with very little … Continue reading
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Tagged antiquities, civilization, culture, history, math and science, mysticism, science, technology
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Quantum Marketing
There is no virtue in suffering; the virtue is in recognizing suffering as wholly normal. Don’t make the mistake that has confused the entire course of Western Civilization in thinking that truth is an objective quality. Truth is a quality … Continue reading
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Tagged business, civilization, culture, mysticism, peace, quantum reality, truth, western civilization
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The Purge Has Begun in Earnest
The detachment encouraged by Christian Mysticism allows me to be entertained by events that actually threaten my physical safety. Maybe you’ve read accounts of the harsh political purges conducted in old Soviet Russia, still done in China today, and now … Continue reading
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Tagged compsec, government, law, oppression, propaganda, resistance, survival
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Quantum Truth; Behavioral Deception
One of our biggest mistakes as humans is classifying people. We have a jillion labels we use and it makes us feel so very intelligent when we can describe where someone fits in the catalog. The overuse of Meyers-Briggs matrix … Continue reading
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Tagged Meyers-Briggs, mysticism, propaganda, psychology, religion, social sciences, spirituality
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Life, the Internet and Everything
If the Internet is your world, you are walking dead. Please understand that the Internet is not the only possible implementation of networking technology, and hardly the only means to giving life to the nascent Network Civilization. There are numerous … Continue reading
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Tagged breaking point, civilization, culture, internet, mysticism, networking technology, religion, survival, technology
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Yes! Means “NO”
Update: Corporate management contacted me and was concerned enough to explain stuff that had not been too well explained locally. So maybe the local manager will be alerted to the discomfort we have here and try to work out the … Continue reading
Don’t Pass the Remote
Quantum thinking assumes multiple inputs and multiple outcomes from a single process, as well as multiple processes for any single question. Quantum moral reasoning recognizes humans aren’t really in control of much. People prefer to think they can remain in … Continue reading
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Tagged internet, logic, mysticism, peace, psychology, quantum reality, spirituality
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Internet as Booze
It’s a perennial subject since I can remember: Why are people far more rude on the Net than in real person? I was chatting with my friend David about it on Facebook, where we all know things can get really … Continue reading
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Tagged civility, internet, mysticism, peace, psychology, social inhibitions, society
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