to servant. It's possible to have fun in this new world. Among other things, you now get to go behind the doors that say "authorized personnel only." But the change is a shock at first, and all the worse if you're not consciously aware of it. PG: What you can’t say there are moral fashions just like clothing fashions (me: tastes evolve!) through history, people have believed things that later people found ridiculous do you have any opinions you’d be reluctant to with a group of peers? look at what people get in trouble for saying; ask, it might be heretical, but might it also be true? follow what is blasphemous, heretical, sacrilegious; start with labels, such as “sexist” diff present ideas against those of past cultures; diff your culture against others’ cultures compare a very experienced, traveled the world type vs an innocent 16-year old, what does he know that the 16-year old doesn’t? when something can’t be said, it’s because some group doesn’t want it to launch a taboo, the group needs to be poised between weakness and power early adopters of taboos driven by ambition; later adopters driven by fear why poke around taboos? curiosity don’t want to be wrong (i.e., think poorly) good for brain to go where it’s not supposed to you can say heretical things to without getting jumped on are also “people the most interesting to know" when people are bad at open-mindedness, they don’t know it; yet they think they’re open PG on Addiction things are becoming more addictive, at accelerating rate (eg, cigarettes, drugs, liquor) addiction (eg, to the internet, to texting) will be the new normal, but that doesn’t mean it’s good for you customs and social develop to fight addictions (eg, to smoking in public), but these develop slowly, while technology develops
to servant. It's possible to have fun in this new world. Among other things, you now get to go behind the doors that say "authorized personnel only." But the change is a shock at first, and all the worse if you're not consciously aware of it. PG: What you can’t say there are moral fashions just like clothing fashions (me: tastes evolve!) through history, people have believed things that later people found ridiculous do you have any opinions you’d be reluctant to with a group of peers? look at what people get in trouble for saying; ask, it might be heretical, but might it also be true? follow what is blasphemous, heretical, sacrilegious; start with labels, such as “sexist” diff present ideas against those of past cultures; diff your culture against others’ cultures compare a very experienced, traveled the world type vs an innocent 16-year old, what does he know that the 16-year old doesn’t? when something can’t be said, it’s because some group doesn’t want it to launch a taboo, the group needs to be poised between weakness and power early adopters of taboos driven by ambition; later adopters driven by fear why poke around taboos? curiosity don’t want to be wrong (i.e., think poorly) good for brain to go where it’s not supposed to “people you can say heretical things to without getting jumped on are also the most interesting to know" when people are bad at open-mindedness, they don’t know it; yet they think they’re open PG on Addiction things are becoming more addictive, at accelerating rate (eg, cigarettes, drugs, liquor) addiction (eg, to the internet, to texting) will be the new normal, but that doesn’t mean it’s good for you customs and social develop to fight addictions (eg, to smoking in public), but these develop slowly, while technology develops
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