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Başvurunu YapPKD on the power of words (with an example)
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Btw, I was reminded of this quote by the comic strip about this person's nervous breakdown.
It made me think of the following, requoted:
I suppose it's an interesting commentary on the nature of belief, especially in today’s complicated world. As in-- once you lock in a belief, you have to reconcile it with your other beliefs, plus whatever actual facts & reality are able to penetrate your skull. Kinda reminds me of the old Star Trek episodes in which Captain Kirk gives a computer more than it’s able to reconcile, and the computer winds up shaking itself to pieces.
To me it sounds exhausting, but YMMV.
Oh, one thing I forgot to mention above is that the mental juggling isn't usually a static equation solved for good, but an ongoing process, requiring vigilant defense. Introduce a critical new belief or bit of reality and it may destroy the person's peace of mind, sometimes with some pretty scary repercussions.
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Btw, I was reminded of this quote by the comic strip about this person's nervous breakdown.
It made me think of the following, requoted:
I suppose it's an interesting commentary on the nature of belief, especially in today’s complicated world. As in-- once you lock in a belief, you have to reconcile it with your other beliefs, plus whatever actual facts & reality are able to penetrate your skull. Kinda reminds me of the old Star Trek episodes in which Captain Kirk gives a computer more than it’s able to reconcile, and the computer winds up shaking itself to pieces.
To me it sounds exhausting, but YMMV.
Oh, one thing I forgot to mention above is that the mental juggling isn't usually a static equation solved for good, but an ongoing process, requiring vigilant defense. Introduce a critical new belief or bit of reality and it may destroy the person's peace of mind, sometimes with some pretty scary repercussions.
Thats interesting, thanks for posting.
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Btw, I was reminded of this quote by the comic strip about this person's nervous breakdown.
It made me think of the following, requoted:
I suppose it's an interesting commentary on the nature of belief, especially in today’s complicated world. As in-- once you lock in a belief, you have to reconcile it with your other beliefs, plus whatever actual facts & reality are able to penetrate your skull. Kinda reminds me of the old Star Trek episodes in which Captain Kirk gives a computer more than it’s able to reconcile, and the computer winds up shaking itself to pieces.
To me it sounds exhausting, but YMMV.
Oh, one thing I forgot to mention above is that the mental juggling isn't usually a static equation solved for good, but an ongoing process, requiring vigilant defense. Introduce a critical new belief or bit of reality and it may destroy the person's peace of mind, sometimes with some pretty scary repercussions.
Doctor: I should have stopped you.
Harriet Jones: What does that make you, Doctor? Another alien threat?
Doctor: don’t challenge me, Harriet Jones, ’cause I’m a completely new man. I could bring down your government with a single word.
Harriet Jones: You’re the most remarkable man I’ve ever met, but I don’t think you’re quite capable of that.
Doctor : You’re right. Not a single word. Just six.
Harriet Jones: don’t think so.
Doctor : six words.
Harriet Jones: Stop it.
Doctor: Six. (to Alex): Don’t you think she looks tired?
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Doctor: I should have stopped you.
Harriet Jones: What does that make you, Doctor? Another alien threat?
Doctor: don’t challenge me, Harriet Jones, ’cause I’m a completely new man. I could bring down your government with a single word.
Harriet Jones: You’re the most remarkable man I’ve ever met, but I don’t think you’re quite capable of that.
Doctor : You’re right. Not a single word. Just six.
Harriet Jones: don’t think so.
Doctor : six words.
Harriet Jones: Stop it.
Doctor: Six. (to Alex): Don’t you think she looks tired?
Oh dear, I'm afraid I never really got in to the reboot / continuation. I'm not even sure I'd be keen on watching the original series again, except maybe for historical interest.
Feel free to recommend a choice ep (assuming on YT) and I'll have a go if you like.
(American here, trying to lay on some Brit-speak 😁)
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Oh dear, I'm afraid I never really got in to the reboot / continuation. I'm not even sure I'd be keen on watching the original series again, except maybe for historical interest.
Feel free to recommend a choice ep (assuming on YT) and I'll have a go if you like.
(American here, trying to lay on some Brit-speak 😁)
Not American, Not Brit
But I’ll recommande every season with Eckelson or Tenant, the one written by Russel T. Davis
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Not American, Not Brit
But I’ll recommande every season with Eckelson or Tenant, the one written by Russel T. Davis
Ça me semble bien !
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