Recent content by Silas

ah thats where it fools thee! the first few parts of the video (minutes) are annoying clips from speakers, the rest of the video is the actual filmmaker splaying out the whole history of money, the people pbehind it, their connections, no ranting. thers no way id put down 4+ hours of random...

I can just pop in from my usual lurker position and drop a link and then run off again can't I? http://freeviewdocumentaries.com Laooods of cool videos ranging from exposes of the global elite, monetary/government corruption, freemasonry, illuminati stuff, ancient etcetera. etcetera. But...

Gah, I am burdened with the same problem, too many libraries I desire to absorb!

This reminds me of this book (which I haven't even read) called Descartes Error by Antonio Damasio. Quote: 'The idea that the mind exists as a distinct entity from the body has profoundly influenced Western culture since Descartes proclaimed, "I think, therefore I am." Damasio, head of...

Alas I have often experienced this, the linguist inside me is definitely somnambulating some of the time, blundering into words rather than navigating them. In fact I've recently come to conceive of the idea that I'm so horrible at maths because I can't affix visuals to it properly. For...

Peeked at your thread on nature, it was something I've pondered bringing up for a while. You might be interested in 'ecopsychology', something I came across of late, so I'll drop a few links and be on my way: http://www.ecopsychology.org/ http://www.mjrust.net/ Oh and also there's the funny...

I think it's very good, I really got into it, hit a lot of spots what with all the science and shizzle. I think I read there wasn't going to be a continuation of the series, I'm pleased to see that information inverted.

Re: INTP Parents Mother = ISFP Basically she is the most incredibly under-developed personality I've ever seen. The worst person for a logic orientated child to grow up with. When I was about 3 (or whatever age I was able to create decent sentences etc) I could tell that there was something...

Interesting post, I gained a particular interest in Low Latent Inhibtion after watching Prisonbreak, but seeing as Michael Schofield is clearly an INTJ character, I began to postulate (off a fictional character yes) that LLI would more likely come with those with Se. Concrete, literal intake of...

I feel compelled to agree. The eternal eclipse of sparrows was a very nice touch if i may say so.

Btw, I'm sure this has been brought up before, but even if one were to experience 'passing' into another reality, (lets call it reality no.2) there's nothing to really stop a person thinking through the whole skeptical "but what if it was just an perceived experience, is this 'reality no.2'...

Yes, I'd dearly love to stand in a tailored suit smoking a pipe with a croquet mallet perched over my shoulder, occasionally participating in the game. (Honestly)

About the brain mapping thing, surely you have the same issues seeing everything being so interconnected? To get into an INTP's chaotic layer would be similar to getting into an INFP's, no?

I can relate to everything said, though I may add that sometimes I think wonderful things with words accompanying the visuals, but when I try to make these words manifest on paper/verbally, the chain of language is cut, and they slide down the rabbit hole...

http://www.ted.com/talks/vilayanur_r...your_mind.html http://www.ted.com/talks/michael_mer...tic_brain.html I'm recommending these links to neurology lectures because when watching them I began to formulate how/why music might be stimulating, but can no longer properly remember it. Maybe after...