The Symbols
Might Mean
Rationality: reason, facts, logic, strategy, using common sense, scientific rigor, analysis, wanting or needing to understand, rationalization, denotation, taking things literally
Proof: empirical knowledge, reality, experience, inquisitiveness, going down the rabbit hole, solving mysteries
Proof: empirical knowledge, reality, experience, inquisitiveness, going down the rabbit hole, solving mysteries
Clarity: seeing things clearly, evidence, revelation, being clear about something to oneself of someone else, saying things explicitly, education, transparency, exposing secrets
For Example
Movie Clips & Videos:
Amelie's mystery, Emotional Symbolism in Amelie – Amelie,
I Want The Real Thing – The Brothers Bloom,
On Becoming an Adult – Joseph Campbell
Alternative Math,
Nature as a Game of Chess (Richard Feynman),
The Fundamentals of Space-time,
Are Space and Time an Illusion?,
Living in Higher Dimensions (Neil deGrass Tyson)
I Want The Real Thing – The Brothers Bloom,
On Becoming an Adult – Joseph Campbell
Alternative Math,
Nature as a Game of Chess (Richard Feynman),
The Fundamentals of Space-time,
Are Space and Time an Illusion?,
Living in Higher Dimensions (Neil deGrass Tyson)
"The wealth of possibilities in the collective psyche has a confusing and blinding effect. With the disintegration of the persona there is a release of involuntary fantasy, which is apparently nothing else than the specific activity of the collective psyche. This activity brings up contents whose existence one had never dreamed of before.
But as the influence of the collective unconscious increases, so the conscious mind loses its power of leadership. Imperceptibly it becomes the led, while an unconscious and impersonal process gradually takes control. Thus, without noticing it, the conscious personality is pushed about like a figure on a chess-board by an invisible player. "
– C.G. Jung, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology, par. 251
Podcasts:
The Lie Becomes the Truth,
Faith Lost (This American Life)
Songs:
Somebody To Love – Jefferson Airplane,
Unbelievers (Vampire Weekend)
Writings:
Fables Of The Raccoon And Rabbit,
The Courage to Disillusion Yourself,
The 64-Square Grid Design of ‘Through the Looking Glass’,
Differences Between How Art, Science, and Religion Explain the Universe,
The Reality Of the Psyche – Esther Harding
Meaning-Making, Rationalization, Knowledge, Disenchantment,
Age of Enlightenment, Existentialism, Intellectualization,
Cult of Reason, Explicit Knowledge, Denotation, Realism, Reality,
Philosophy of Space and Time, Spacetime, Chess, Wiki Rabbit Hole
Literature: Through the Looking Glass (Lewis Carroll)
The Lie Becomes the Truth,
Faith Lost (This American Life)
Songs:
Somebody To Love – Jefferson Airplane,
Unbelievers (Vampire Weekend)
Writings:
Fables Of The Raccoon And Rabbit,
The Courage to Disillusion Yourself,
The 64-Square Grid Design of ‘Through the Looking Glass’,
Differences Between How Art, Science, and Religion Explain the Universe,
The Reality Of the Psyche – Esther Harding
Meaning-Making, Rationalization, Knowledge, Disenchantment,
Age of Enlightenment, Existentialism, Intellectualization,
Cult of Reason, Explicit Knowledge, Denotation, Realism, Reality,
Philosophy of Space and Time, Spacetime, Chess, Wiki Rabbit Hole
Literature: Through the Looking Glass (Lewis Carroll)
“I can't believe THAT!' said Alice. 'Can't you?' the Queen said in a pitying tone. 'Try again: draw a long breath, and shut your eyes.' Alice laughed. 'There's no use trying,' she said: 'one CAN'T believe impossible things.' 'I daresay you haven't had much practice,' said the Queen. 'When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
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