Topic: | Re:Re:How do I become a sociopath? |
Posted by: | J Rose |
Date/Time: | 12/08/2002 04:21:03 |
I think I understand your point, Constance. At least, I share a similar observation as to the nature of internal kinesthetics and their participation in exercising of 'choice'. But, as I see it, as long as we view kinesthetics through a mechanized (or hidden mechanization through 'systemized') set of filters, we will have to assume that any old feeling is open to change as long as a useful installation is performed. In reality, I've only experienced the limitations of such an extreme view, but I am curious to know of counterexamples as well. JR JR |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
Origins: Castaneda | 09/08/2002 00:09:27 | lager |
Re:Origins: Castaneda | 09/08/2002 00:37:46 | John Grinder |
How do I become a sociopath? | 09/08/2002 23:54:19 | Lager |
Re:How do I become a sociopath? | 10/08/2002 02:06:33 | The Programmed |
Re:Re:How do I become a sociopath? | 12/08/2002 04:21:03 | J Rose |
ReReReRe:Re:Origins: Castaneda | 10/08/2002 04:26:12 | kc |
Re:ReReReRe:Re:Origins: Castaneda | 15/08/2002 17:06:10 | John Grinder |
ReRe:Re:ReReReRe:Re:Origins: Castaneda | 16/08/2002 02:07:07 | kc |
Re:Origins: Castaneda | 01/06/2004 11:02:13 | e_lie |
Re:Re:Origins: Castaneda | 01/06/2004 18:58:53 | lager |