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Thoughts on the problem of scholastic testing and illusions caused by the scholastic situation, among other things
Here’s a thought I had: When I was in college/University I began to question scholastic testing. By “scholastic testing” I mean testing associated with schooling which primarily professes to able to measure things like intelligence, “smarts”, and such. It includes … Continue reading
Posted in Education and learning, Grades, scholastic testing, psychological measurement, etc., Modern life and society, Psychology and psychoanalysis, The 'system', 'systemism', and the power structure
Tagged education, grades, grading, learning, minion, modern world, psychological testing, psychology, scholarship, scholasticism, sycophantic scholarship, system, systemism
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Thoughts on my statement, “the femalehood is on the verge of extinction” – the “Regency Ailment” and the coming of new types of extinctions
In a conversation, recently, I stated something interesting. I said: “The femalehood is on the verge of extinction” This means that a sexuality is becoming redundant and worthless and is slowly disappearing. This, it seems to me, is a whole … Continue reading
Posted in Dehumanization and alienation, England, Britain, and all that, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Identity and identity problems, Male and female, Modern life and society, Psychology and psychoanalysis, Society and sociology, The U.S. and American society, Victorianism, Bourgeoisie, noble imitation, and sycophancy
Tagged America, england, extinction, female, identity, modern world, psychology, Regency, Regency ailment, society
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Thoughts on some aspects of opinion – the enigma of opinion and the problem of words, with remarks about the “stance toward words” and beingness
Here are some more thoughts on opinion that I had which build upon things I’ve previously said: Recently, I have been emphasizing that opinion is really any mental fabrication. In this way, “opinion” and “mental fabrication” are really the same … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, monastacism, shamanism, spirituality, prayer, and such, Dehumanization and alienation, Education and learning, Existence, Awareness, Beingness, Consciousness, Conceptionism, and such, Identity and identity problems, Opinions and things associated with them, Philosophy, Psychology and psychoanalysis
Tagged alienation, beingness, education, identity, learning, opinion, passion, Philosophy, psychology, wordless, words
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Thoughts on freedom, alienation, and rebellion in the past 200 years – the effects of being controlled by the “mass mind”, with remarks about culture and “mass loneliness”
Recently, I had some thoughts that are really a continuations of thoughts from this article: Thoughts on on my reaction to social hysteria, with remarks about the self and other things. A PROBLEM IS FELT . . . In the early … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Christian conversion, Post-Christianity, and Christian influence, Culture, cultural loneliness, etc., Dehumanization and alienation, Freedom fanaticism and the freedom cult, Historical stuff, Mass communication: media, social media, and the news, Mass hysteria, mass society, and the mob, Modern life and society, Overpopulation and its effects, Psychology and psychoanalysis, Society and sociology, The effects of WWII, the Nazi's, the Holocaust, the Cold War, and the Vietnam War era protests, The U.S. and American society, Tribal society and the tribal sense
Tagged alienation, America, cultural loneliness, culture, freedom, Hippie, History, liberalism, mass hysteria, mass loneliness, mass mind, modern world, politics, Protestant Christianity, psychology, sociology, tribalism, tribe
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More thoughts on female hysteria and the “womb sickness”, with remarks about its nature, the weak ego, and different forms of hysteria
Here are some of my recent thoughts on female hysteria: FIRST THOUGHTS It seems, to me, that female hysteria is alive and kicking as much today as at any other time in history. Hysteria, as a term, ceased to be … Continue reading
Posted in Historical stuff, Imitation and the problems it creates, Male and female, Mother instinct, womb sickness, female hysteria, and such, Psychology and psychoanalysis, Victorianism, Bourgeoisie, noble imitation, and sycophancy
Tagged bouorgeoisie, female, History, hysteria, imitation, mother instinct, motherhood, productivity, psychology, victorian
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Thoughts on the Salem witch trials, with remarks about female hysteria and the witch hysteria in general
Here are some thoughts about the witch hysteria of the past (whether they’re true or not I don’t know): SALEM WITCH TRIALS I think everyone knows about the Salem witch trials of 1692 and 1693. This caused girls to have … Continue reading
Posted in Historical stuff, Male and female, Mass hysteria, mass society, and the mob, Mother instinct, womb sickness, female hysteria, and such, Psychology and psychoanalysis
Tagged female hysteria, History, hysteria, mass hysteria, mother instinct, psychology, Salem witch, womb sickness, women
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Thoughts on a quality of the twenty first century – a witch scare quality – with remarks about the influence of social media and the natural dislike of people
In a recent conversation I said some interesting things: A NEW WITCH SCARE QUALITY I first began to say that this century hasn’t really created anything new. Its as if everything is a continuation of the last century. I went … Continue reading
Posted in Historical stuff, Mass communication: media, social media, and the news, Modern life and society, Psychology and psychoanalysis, Society and sociology, Twenty first century and post cold war society
Tagged modern world, psychology, social media, sociology, twenty first century, witch scare
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