The true nature of America discovered to be 300 million computers, but each computer is different. Computers network with other computers. Refuse or deny connection? In the end, it is truly up to you. Do all you can for your own computer, because tampering with other computers is not possible.

Humans' swarm intelligence ( Read more... )

Human brain does not mete reward unto itself on the basis of any grounds in reality the meanings that it constructs for itself might hold. Instead, it appears to be so that the human brain will be satisfied with merely going through the motions of meaning. This creates a superficial shell of meaning to which culture can adhere and grow. This shell- ( Read more... )

Violence satisfaction in media ( Read more... )

In the past, humans were forced to get to know each other before forming a bond of trust, whereupon they could attempt conceptual territory extension in order to form a social bond over that trust bond. For example, after I get to know a person, I can then show them my hobby with confidence that it will not be completely rejected ( Read more... )

The point of being human in the 21st century is to dominate concepts, not people.

Delusion at the sense level is illusion.

Character Theory ( Read more... )

"My speculations over the past five years have led me to believe that morals/beliefs/concepts will remain unchanged as long as a person's environment is stable. (Like how an animal will guard its territory. In humans, the property of territory has moved from a physical space to a conceptual space.) This rarely happens in real life over a period of ( Read more... )

Can't look at others' works because automatic recollection and alignment might happen, where it would be difficult to separate one's own ideas from the influential work (due to proclivity to gravitate towards potential society)

Analogy: Trying to make a storyboard to music to which animation has already been set