RE::: Feelicality [Loreleila]

this video mp3: http://inmendham.com/dog/con2.mp3

debate pages:

Debate #2: Put LIFE out of its misery: http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd2.html

Debate #3: Quantum Mechanics: http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd3.html

Debate #4: Contracting a GracefulExit : http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd4.html

Debate #5: Eating Meat is Bad ...mkay : http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd5.html

Debate #6: the Drake equation : http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd6.html

Debate #7: Fair Economics : http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd7.html

Debate #8: BuySomeBrains : http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd8.html

Debate #9: On Democracy : http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd9.html

Debate #1: plant vs animal Awareness: http://inmendham.com/dog/dngd1.html

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[TJae1]

@Loreleila ~ I figurd ~ wassup :)

[TJae1]

Lorel ~ has 2b around here ~ somewhere ~ :0)

2 tell a secret ~ Lorelelia ~ can b an a22 ~

Interacted w/ them 1 time after receiving an invite of sorts 2 do so ~

it degraded 2 a b3tch form of 2b/pie/ro-mecium ~ do I have a record?

U "betcha" :-)

[matrixcmitech]

your shirt is like a matrix lol

[Loreleila]

It isn't easy to removing learnt conditioning, change irrational fears, responses to certain situations and so on, but it is possible. Flooding can work but it's not a method I'd ever consider. It tends to be more constructive to discover where it originated and disassociate it from future comparables. The mind tends to make far too wide brushstrokes in learning. Whether you consider emotions useful or useless we have them. Thanks for this Gary, interesting thoughts, and apt background.

[Janesupport]

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[CosmicSeaman]

Conditioning is definitely difficult to reverse. With OCD patients, there have been cases where they're made to touch toilet seats in public bathrooms, sometimes to the completely disgusting ends, all in order to desensitize them. People with PTSD after fighting in war can be completely stuck in their fear/stress conditioning for life.....While people with an intense fear of riding elevators can be desensitized successfully in many cases.

[BinaryBunyip]

I can't remember who said it, but 'they' said something like: We go through 7 emotions a day, sometimes they repeat. Also linked to 7 days a week...?

Hmm.

[CosmicSeaman]

We're definitely put through a lot of psychological "shaping" as we are raised into society. Especially when it comes to becoming a "civilized" human being.

Emotions are for the most part bullshit. But (as you've said before) when we feel disgust at the site of suffering, we can know why we feel it and know it's a valid emotional reaction.

[masluxx]

why did songs from Nirvana keep poping into my head when i watched this video? oh, never mind, it does not matter. Prolly, well, something is in the way. So maybe i should stay away. We are not talking about consciousness on a plain unaware depths below. For this would drain you. I say come as you are or stay away. Do not perform territorial pissing hoping they will bloom in to the smell of teen spirit for this is foolish for an old lounge act if you want to avoid the need of lithium.

[fulishproductions]

I.e., I get impatient given that as a child I was always impatient with my life circumstance, thus I am going to react to rational arguments impatiently, and that may be detrimental to a purely objective understanding of the facts. Thus it is 'irrational' to ignore emotions...is how I think her argument went, if that makes sense.

Again not in contradiction to your response but pointing out where her 'thrust' differed.