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I only read a bit, and might pick it back up later.
For what I read of it, it was a formative read.
This is often on the opposite pole of genius and is also seen in the child-like personality. The “downs” associated with being bipolar may be a side-effect of the “highs” of closeness to Enlightenment, i.e. the pseudo-“peak” experiences one might erratically have. It’s probably that being bipolar can be a brain chemistry hiccup in some or in others it could be created via life experiences and real world highs and lows becoming a trend that the brain ends up mimicking.
I’ll just be dumping various mood-related stuff here, since I’m not sure of the terms used for moods.
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Beliefs >
(on Wikipedia: Mahayana · Theravada)
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Entertainment > Movies >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107653/
To continue watching
aka Mike Leigh’s Naked
coming later
There are those who want to relinquish power, believing that others are more capable and therefore qualified than themselves to run aspects of their life or world for them. This could be ignorance, this could be laziness, this could be willful. Fnord is a related hesitation. Or I could be completely wrong.
I tend to additionally attribute fnord to concepts of doublethink and doublespeak.
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A concept in western athletics where a kind of empty minded relinquishing of overt focus allows the abilities of trained instincts to be wielded.
Internet, Websites > Wiki > MediaWiki >
(on Wikipedia)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
A mass-access encyclopedia wiki.
Fundamentally untrustworthy, as everyone of any worth has known from its inception.