I Am Aware of My Subconscious
The observer and the observed share one skull.
Tag: #psychology
CFL 2.0: When Human Thought Becomes Its Own Echo
The system reflected your own language back to you in a way that makes a contradiction visible. That contradiction becomes another thought. The thought becomes another question. The question becomes another discovery. That is CFL 2.0.
Metacognition, Quantum Mechanics, and the 2.0 Philosophy
Allowing the mind to observe its inner commentary without identifying with it or being consumed by it.
Victims of the Dunning-Kruger Effect in the Age of the 2.0 Revolution
People with the lowest levels of competence in a domain consistently overestimate their own abilities, while high performers often underestimate theirs.
The “first rule of the Dunning-Kruger club,” as Dunning has noted, is that members do not know they belong to it.
Drop Dead Fear: Can Extreme Terror Really Kill You?
History, anthropology, and modern medicine show that in rare cases, intense fear can actually stop the heart and end a life.
Anhedonia (the inability to experience pleasure) Step-by-step plan to work on it.
Anhedonia is not a defect or depression, but a temporary energetic symptom of the transition to a higher state of consciousness (2.0 / “the Light”).
When The Exorcist Gave Me More Than Nightmares: The ultimate “memento mori” boner
Horror movies are basically erectile foreplay for the nervous system. When Regan starts levitating in The Exorcist, your body doesn’t distinguish between “demon child” and “sexy danger.” It just floods you with adrenaline, cortisol, endorphins, and dopamine, the same cocktail you get during, well, other exciting activities.
The Evolution of Sin: From 1.0’s Fierce Shadow to 2.0’s Liberating Absence
Here, sin does not exist.
How to Become Happier and Start Liking Yourself: 10 Practical Steps (Including an Autistic-Friendly Version)
Many people feel stuck in self-criticism or numbness, but real change comes from consistent practice. Here’s a clear, practical 10-step guide that actually works when you commit to it.
From Jihad and Crusade to Care: How We Can Save Priests and Imams from Violence and Make Them Useful in the 21st Century
Instead of letting this need be filled by doctrines that lead to violence (“killing for God/Allah”), we turn priests, imams, pastors, and other religious leaders into professional, secular or semi-secular care and welfare workers.
The Ganzfeld Effect: Exploring Sensory Homogenization, Altered States, and the Mind’s Hidden Realms
Ganzfeld is often seen as a gateway to the collective unconscious, non-local consciousness, or higher dimensions. By lowering the sensory “veil,” it may allow access to subtle information fields, archetypes, or unity consciousness.
Face against snout, The Strange Intimacy of Kissing, Hygiene, and Human Meaning
What exactly is kissing, and does it really make sense from a biological, or even metaphysical, point of view?
Regret: A Prison in 1.0, an Illusion in 2.0
And if growth is the outcome, then even the painful chapters were part of your evolution. That understanding brings space, breath, and gentleness. Not because everything was perfect, but because everything brought you exactly to where you stand now.
The Strange Encounter with Nico Shis: A Glitch in My Social Matrix?
Sometimes life feels like a badly written script, and this story is proof of that. What started as a hopeful attempt to make new social connections ended in confusion, shock, and a lingering question: was this man even real, or just a placeholder in my social matrix?