You’ve got a legacy brain whether you like it or not.
No problem right, because “legacy” is a good thing?
In the eyes of some, it’s a bad thing. It’s actually kind of pathetic.
Because the legacy is in reference to your primate (read: immature animal) heritage.
Which is monkey-like, limited, dense, and annoying.
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There’s a lot of pill-popping in the US.
Not just of antidepressants, but of blue pills.
“You take the blue pill. The story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe.
You take the red pill. You stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”
–Morpheus, The Matrix
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In “Analyzing What Robots Tell Us About Human Nature,” The Sims creator Will Wright describes how robots will need human capabilities in order to function in the real world.
One such ability is filtering information from the environment.
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What you say to yourself is more important than you think.
And much of what you say to yourself didn’t even come from you in the fist place.
It came from Mommy and Daddy.
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How I Juice Negative Blog Comments For Your Benefit
by Melissa Karnaze on February 4, 2010
Not just any old reader, but the reader.
Someone who cares about response ability and creating their life as a mindful construct.
You’re the person I’m writing for, and anyone else who’s open-minded or politefully curious.
But all the other readers — the skeptics, the technically-flamers, the incoherent arguers — I’m not writing for them.
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