What is Normal, Who is Sane? ($)
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-02T01:02:30-07:00We cannot agree on an absolute definition of normal, but we can define relative normality as a condition that sustains us and which others accept.
We cannot agree on an absolute definition of normal, but we can define relative normality as a condition that sustains us and which others accept.
Dreams reflect formative aspects of thought, but they are not thoughts in the normal sense. Other levels of thought are needed.
All of your problems reflect absent self-awareness, just as your successes are the result of it.
The most important things we need to learn are the things we cannot see. How do we learn about such things? I suspect the first thing you must do is to grow larger in order to see more.
A co-creative relationship must have three elements: congruence, unity, and purpose. I have three counseling relationships that demonstrate this dynamic at three different levels...
Auction markets reach decisions between people. Personal choices are between a person and their environment. This can also be seen as an auction market.
One of the greatest uses of AI will be to force people to examine human intelligence.
The courageous person is not the one who advances through victory, it’s the person who benefits despite failure.
A.I.-based depth analysis will revolutionize observational psychology which will be more based more on extracted information, and less on behavior.
Schools should be limited to teaching trade skills. The old public school model is a zombie. It’s dangerous and should be dismantled.
Everything we manifest, both as individuals and in relationships, has its origins in our subconscious.
Dreams are an opportunity to understand yourself, if you take them seriously.