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Thought

He says neuroscience avoids the basic question of where thoughts come from because it cannot answer it within a purely biological frame.

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diagnosis

He says neuroscience avoids the basic question of where thoughts come from because it cannot answer it within a purely biological frame.

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definition

A metaphor is a connection between things previously unseen; because it makes a new connection, it is a new thought and a tool for thought.

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Taboo Is The River

2025-08-29, day precision · Secret History #4: How Evil Triumphs

Transcript

"...answer is the Geist, right? The answer is, where do our thoughts come from? And where do our thoughts go? Do you really think..."

Taboo Is The River

2025-08-29, day precision · Secret History #4: How Evil Triumphs

Transcript

"It's a ghost. It is with us and it is not with us. Exactly. Exactly. And that's why, and that's how we can explain..."

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Taboo Is The River

2025-08-29, day precision · claims

Reading

The lecture asks how evil triumphs and answers with a disturbing mechanism: break the taboo publicly, remove retreat, and the group becomes one body.

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