Right. Sorry if I implied otherwise. I later argued in another context that I thought
your recognition that it was possible you could experience a Momentary Lapse of Empathy,
and a self-aware recognition of such, is an indicator that you were *not* well-identified
as someone diagnosable with an
very, very, minor point. I did not identify as anything at age six. I
recognized a 'difference' from others that later in life, when I was introduced
to the terms, retrospectively connected to that 'difference'.
But my main point, which I realize I did not make, was the connection between
psych
I tend to (mildly?) dismiss the "kids these days" self-identification as
a variant on what I remember back when I was one... and my experience
aligns somewhat with your own the the nuance that there was some
holonomic overlap.. Our Jocks sometimes were also Honor's students and
sometimes even
On 8/7/24 9:43 AM, glen wrote:
Why? Why would you burn that energy to perform such a task?
because as with all technology for all of time,
"because we can"
I agree/realize that in our rush to embrace "the next cool thing" it
is easy to get carried away... like with the
Why? Why would you burn that energy to perform such a task?
On 8/6/24 18:05, Stephen Guerin wrote:
Glen writes:
>We had identities like "head" (kid who does lots of drugs), "jock" (kids who spent lots
of time in organized athletics), "brain" (kids who spent time doing chess, math, ...), etc. T
Hmm. IIRC it was more traumatic than three dimensions could capture.
From: Friam On Behalf Of Stephen Guerin
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To: The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee Group
Subject: Re: [FRIAM] differential diagnosis of psychopathic vs spiritual
experiences
Glen writes:
>We had identities like "head" (kid who does lots of drugs), "jock" (kids
who spent lots of time in organized athletics), "brain" (kids who spent
time doing chess, math, ...), etc. There was also a name for the
[metal|wood|…] shop kids. But I've forgotten it.
Ala the ElfSelector and C
Re self-identification. We adopted our daughter in Mexico and moved from
Pittsburgh to Santa Fe about a year later. When she came home after her
first day of kindergarten at E. J. Martinez I asked her if there were other
Hispanic kids in her class. She said, "I dunno".
Based on the kids who bec
I jumped straight to the Artistic meaning of /frottage/ as coined
originally by Max Ernst and while not as an act of psychopathy, it does
have strong implications for the psychological/subconscious implications
in this context?
In any case, I find it a compelling opening line of the /call me
This is very interesting, and timely. I am completing an
autobiography/essay/monograph for which this will be quite relevant. The
opening lines of the work:
*"An act of frottage triggered the self-recognition that I was a psychopath. I
did not, of course, know either term or their meanings.*
*
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