Is it actually possible to do something against your will? First of all, let's assume that we have free will. And by that i mean that we have total control over our decisions and actions, whether or not these decisions/actions that we take are scripted or pre-programmed by some external entity is irrelevant. The question is as follows: if you take a decision, is it possible for someone to force you to act in an opposite way - not change your mind - by actually make you go against what you decide to go for? In my opinion it is impossible for such thing to be doable. With the exception of when you can be forced to do something without you actually doing it*. This probably doesn't make sense so let me try to explain it by an example: You're transporting an amount of money that isn't yours and that you shouldn't give to anybody except its recipient, but someone points a gun at you and asks you for it, the offender is determined to get the money at any c...
Eric's model You and Your tight Moisture a taxonomy of human existence that makes sense By Host Eric ( and now getting fixed by CASuaLII ) of Talking with Famous People Foreplay Introduction: In this document blog post, I’ll attempt to fix the taxonomy model proposed by Host Eric, The model called “You and Your Moisture” has some nice ideas and good potential, it is not Socionics but it’s aight I guess. Although the model sounds c00l to the untrained eye, it seems to have some issues resulting in me (Casual INTP) not approving of it. I tried to turn a blind eye but it seems that Eric believes it is perfect and he’s spreading it like AIDS, which made me go out of my way to be a little productive by finding a solution to this problem. I think it is my duty to help reduce the amount of wrong information and assumptions in the typology community (MBTI has done enough), so here we go! PS: this is probably not perfectly organized but I just came ...
Whenever i think of "Vertical" or "Horizontal" i have to go through and extra step before knowing which is which. What i mean by that is the word "Horizontal" isn't directly link to a state or a representation of it, same with "Vertical". And what i mean by what i meant, is for example if i take "Right" and "Left", those word are linked directly to a direction. When i think "Right" i automatically know which side is it, the same goes for "Left." But for "Vertical/Horizontal", and "East/West" for that matter, it is NOT the case. I have to add another step in the process to know which is which. But why? Why is "Right/Left" directly understandable to me (one link or one layer of thinking), while "Horizontal/Vertical" need at least two links? Is it because i'm bad at "localization thinking" if that expression means anything? probably not si...
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