The idea of protecting against domicide seems to resonate with me with trying to live in a world that is essentially incompatible with ones neurotype.
What strikes me as odd that he is treating the threat as something that will offcourse be needed to defend against. I can understand that not defending against need for food will lead into starvation and cessation of biological burning. But so what if we are spiked by anxiety? He seems to treat it like an unviable mode of being. And by contrast I feel like “eh, learn to live with it rather than avoid it from occurring”
I have watched Dr K a bit and on need he will very quickly introduce the separation that whatever you are percieving can’t be you. Which I guess in an atempt to use Lesswrongian lingo would be “what is on the map can’t be the map” which I guess is just another aspect/iteration of “the map is not the territority”.
The idea of protecting against domicide seems to resonate with me with trying to live in a world that is essentially incompatible with ones neurotype.
What strikes me as odd that he is treating the threat as something that will offcourse be needed to defend against. I can understand that not defending against need for food will lead into starvation and cessation of biological burning. But so what if we are spiked by anxiety? He seems to treat it like an unviable mode of being. And by contrast I feel like “eh, learn to live with it rather than avoid it from occurring”
I have watched Dr K a bit and on need he will very quickly introduce the separation that whatever you are percieving can’t be you. Which I guess in an atempt to use Lesswrongian lingo would be “what is on the map can’t be the map” which I guess is just another aspect/iteration of “the map is not the territority”.