Anyways, I would reallyreally appreciate some video responses for this one, or what it would mean to you to move beyond humanity and transcend our current limitations. Is this a bad/good thing? Is this just what's going to happen anyway, and we should go with the flow?
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Some thoughts, I watched a bit of the documentary Technocalyps recently. I did talk about how I think ideology cannot be realized fully due to human nature, but I also believe that the sort of perfection it entails or desires might be flawed in itself.
Anyways, I would reallyreally appreciate some video responses for this one, or what it would mean to you to move beyond humanity and transcend our current limitations. Is this a bad/good thing? Is this just what's going to happen anyway, and we should go with the flow?
Anyways, I would reallyreally appreciate some video responses for this one, or what it would mean to you to move beyond humanity and transcend our current limitations. Is this a bad/good thing? Is this just what's going to happen anyway, and we should go with the flow?
updated 16 years ago
Anyways, I would reallyreally appreciate some video responses for this one, or what it would mean to you to move beyond humanity and transcend our current limitations. Is this a bad/good thing? Is this just what's going to happen anyway, and we should go with the flow?
However, unlike a physical malady, the mind is shapeable and can be transformed through perseverance, through education. In order to radically transform a person or have them question their own (probably fallible) beliefs, we must slowly work to outline the problems related to following any ideological system in a fanatical fashion. This includes the poliitical, religious, logical, scientific, non-scientific, anti-scientific, and so on.
Ultimately the argument for one side holding the truth is repulsive and will always be missing a key understanding of life, which is to try to look at it from all angles, to feel it, to not look at it and all, to allow the objective and subjective remain two distinct truths while still believing both of them to be true."
- Nina Jankovic (me)
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Also sorry if you hear any banging, there are workers around our neighborhood that have been here for many months and have obviously driven me insane (I mean, just look at my hair, etc).
Also, the "blind" metaphor is more meant for atheists to try to understand the religious in a new light. Hopefully I won't be misinterpreted, but whatever. I think most people are blind in some fashion or other, and we should try to reduce our ignorance.
I did not really want to edit, so I hope this is an okay ramble.
New Yorker article: http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/atlarge/2010/03/01/100301crat_atlarge_menand?currentPage=all
More video responses please! Everyone who watches this should do one. Even if all you say is "this is a good video Nina, be my friend" that would be quite nice.
Sofia, I think this is the first thing we have ever disagreed on, lol. Or it feels like it. Very strange.
The video was obviously much longer than these 2 parts but i cut out the parts that made more sense to me. I know you want to make a video about this now, so yippi-yay!
to this i would really appreciate some feedback.
(L)
Maybe I am taking it too srsly. Just some thoughts.
Hypocritical Tourists: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/02/23/bc-tourist-vancouver-gastown-sales.html
New article I found on NATO: http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=119430§ionid=351020403
also, there is so much more to the picture, these thoughts only emerged from this case in particular of douglas bruce. what about people who suffer from alzheimers or other terrible memory disorders, how are their lives affected? i'll eventually come back to this at some point.
i'll post something i wrote on the blog in a couple of hours.
I might make a video later sometime about a theory on activity giving/bringing purpose.
I should smile more :D
Lots of love my nina (L)
I should start writing out my thoughts somewhere before making these.
Another video I did on Crime and Punishment to follow... (which I recorded first)
I also wrote a few things down:
http://existentialstrangers.blogspot.com/2010/01/few-thoughts-on-we-are-what-we-pretend.html
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I also wanted to share a video from LennyBound [subscribe to him, you'll get to see amazing videos] , where Raymond describes identity as a blured image. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi6F8Wlkm_Q
(L)
Also, some thoughts on how to create a perfect child, pleaseplease.
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I just leaped onto a huge tangente, and ended up not talking about all the things i wanted to: actors, teenagers growing up, professionals being successful, depressed individuals, people who suffer from multiple personality disorder, crimes committed by people who have short term memory or who sleep walk, etc. So i guess, next time?
You should know all this rambling will get better with time.
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The study i talked about at the end is the Milgrim Experiment.
[and i didnt really talk about the prison study you mentioned]
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And we have new video responses, so more discussion shall continue.
Lots of Love Nina (L)
Link to my channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/determineninz
The quote from Vonnegut's Mother Night: "We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be."
Lolol when I talk about the Prison Study, sorry everyone.


