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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...

Nice, bit dreamy i thought, though i must say I only watched the top two.

I concur with Cognisant. Do you concur? (i'mmmmmmm quoting)

I'm unsure if I could perceive the difference either, but I compare it to GCSE music, in which the teacher progressively became exasperated at my utter indifference to the difference between A, B, C, D, E, F and G, which I could not for the life of me discern. Therefore I must accept that some...

Nice, I've never heard of blind people seeing things in their dreams, though that is perhaps only in those who turned blind after being able to see? Would you be able to experience colours/visible light/images if your (cant remember correct terminology) light receptors never worked? i wonder if...

I was unsure whether or not to post this in links or not, but anyway: http://www.flowformed.com/art/ Enjoy the beautiful, if slightly trippy madness.

I've had Chrome maybe a fortnight now, very fast, plays videos etc no problems really. Just tried to run Unchrome in Ubuntu. It gives me: End-of-central-directory signature not found. Either this file is not a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive. In the latter...

Meandering through two books: Philosophy of Mind by Edward Feser (Fun read, highly questionable) Analytical Psychology: its theory and practice by Carl Jung (interesting) Furiously reading through Red Dragon by Thomas Harris at the moment. The main investigator definitely seems to be and Ni...

Hmm Dubious (I don't have a real opinion on the matter) Snafupants, I didn't really get your post, did you mean I'm experiencing negative feelings around computers and attributing it casually to dirty electricity? I'm just making casual links here really, I feel fine around my computer etc at...

Dissociative identity disorder, dissociative amnesia? I think as a result of a super stressful mother, I developed a false genius complex, or what known as the downing effect, probably as a coping mechanism. I definitely have had issues of my Ti being too controlling, likely on the verge of...

http://www.dirtyelectricity.org/ http://www.dirtyelectricity.ca/ Anyone come across this before? Basically when anything with electricity roaming through it is overloaded and the frequency rises above (I think) 60hz it begins to have negative effects on humans. Now I can relate to...

It could potentially be a symbolic goblin? Agreed, I can't see dreams having any mystical function.

i must say I confess to sharing all the same habits. Especially naked, curled up with no pillow! Perhaps we miss the womb. Now for a theory. I always, have always, slept on my right side. I actually feel more able to drift into sleep when my head is to the right. Once I try putting my head on...

Thanks for the links, I'll check them out. Yeh sorry I wasn't very clear about what I meant, I didn't really get it out, but thats probably due to a lack of knowledge in the area anyway. I've heard of chronic stress being a factor in reducing dendrites, neural pathways and sometimes entire...

Spectrum that's a pretty interesting, if eerie nightmare, i do wonder what the hell a dream analyst might say about it. On a note upon dreams connecting with real physical events (ahem, apart from wet kind) I was once being strangled in my dream, and it was incredibly vivid, so much so that I...

Ah now upon trawling the internet for a second or two it seems only a small percentage dream in black and white. (curse you memory!). There was something about the generation that grew up with black and white television having black and white dreams, but maybe that was only due to a minority who...

Good observation!

Yeh that's what I was thinking, either I have really false memories or I dream in orgasmic multicolour. Man, I love Sin City, dreams of that nature appeal greatly to me, loving graphic novels and all. Perhaps If i become better at lucid dreaming i can fiddle with the colours of things, but...

Apparently (according to something within my Si) most people dream in black and white, and rarely in colour. Now I'm curious because I've only ever dreamed in colour, as far as my memory tells me, a black and white dream would be quite unusual for me and I think it would definitely stick out...

Ok, so I don't know much about what I'm about to speculate, so corrections are welcomed. Basically I get the impression that the brain doesn't work in a, how should I say it, isolated mechanical sort of way. Meaning it's not so simple a matter of pointing at a specific area of the brain with...

I don't know about you guys, but I've got my underground city all planned out for when the shit hits the fan, just need a coupla shovels and allllot of red bull. Or Mulch Diggums from Artemis Fowl. Main tunnels are routed to shopping centres, Mole people are welcome to help ofc.

I'd definitely gather all the designers and artists whose style/vision was similar, then wield/direct them to my bidding, but with plenty of freedom for them. I'd have the castle over a vast wilderness, maybe hovering over it, (anti-gravity technology is now exposed). There would have to be a...

OK, so I'm wanting to get to your level of typing (Adymus), so far I've read all the major threads here on cognitive functions, personality types, their contradictions etc, and it all makes good sense. I'm about to start reading Personality Types, Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious and...

If you're in an inspirational mood, intuition makes it near impossible to keep up, ideas sprouting off everything so fast leaves little time for you to write them down, and I found myself putting *'s down at every point I could have started writing about another idea or connection.( suffice to...

Well....there was implied sexual references in there, just not in chords, sorry, chrods* One finds her overbearing accent overbearing. Be as it may I don't find her quite so distasteful, just her accent. Golly. Ah good, now Irish is an accent worth saving! especially the drunken...

Did I say chrods? I meant chords (and I'm interfacing with a keyboard..seesh)

Oh come now all those synapyseyseyseyseys connection things must aid in some manner! I hope ye arent fond of keira knightley, she is just a wee bit annoying, her breasts are another matter entirely, don't even think about bringing them up in defense of her vocal chrods resonance. Irish...

Mobile phones you say? operate at 2.4Ghz and they might just fry thy brain. regardless of regards, whom is this infatuation associated with? And do I detect a hint of irish in yourself?

bah humbug! i would dearly love to be something other than an english born being.

Reading - especially when you come across some esoteric-like theory, profound facts, or something that just completely resonates with ones internal world. Long conversations with someone on the same level, or who is intriguing in some way shape or form. Being surrounded by nature in a serene...

Damn I knew there'd be spoilers! *glares at speiss*. I've read Rant, that was just, magical as a starting Palahniuk book, advanced so well and was quite hypnotic. (splurges more appreciation). Invisible Mosters was amazingly well written, jawdropping at the end, I was just left astounded at how...

It's been brought up before in this thread: http://www.intpforum.com/showthread.php?t=3997&highlight=ancient+astronaut Freemasonry, from what I know of it (which is little) correlates to the ancient astronaut theory, which whether people like it or not does have a hell of a lot to it...

I haven't read all the posts, but you may find this source interesting:http://www.metaresearch.org/cosmology/speed_of_gravity.asp

Giving them can seem abit fake to me, like I'm pointing out such an obvious or overly ubiquitous fact when really it should be considered as a given and words are not necessary. When receiving them I just, feel too on the spot, as though I have to explain myself out of it and break it down so it...

This thread has been of great use to me too (my father died last October). Knowing that other likes me deal with the situation very similarly is more than a comfort. The normality worked for me too, although I have felt guilty about carrying on in such a manner, as though I should be depressed...

I get the same daydreaming problem, apart from a while back, when I had staved off reading any books for a while (using the internet instead) and found that I had essentially become unable to read more than a page with out feeling the need to flit to another task, then I came across this article...