Jelly Fish
You touch it, it quivers, and you abandon your intent. . .
Now, does a jelly fish know it's a fish? Is it self aware? To be self aware, to science, is to be knowing the consequence of an action you make. To me, it is to see the need for improvement in ones self, to see imperfection is to be self aware. To be aware that you exist. It is a major breakthrough in psychological process to cross this boundary. To exceed this, is to be beyond ones self. Now, if one is beyond itself does it know of itself? And if not is it really self aware? The answer is that to be at an end is to really be at the beginning. But knowing this, has the new beginning gained you any ground?
I should join a psychology class
Now, does a jelly fish know it's a fish? Is it self aware? To be self aware, to science, is to be knowing the consequence of an action you make. To me, it is to see the need for improvement in ones self, to see imperfection is to be self aware. To be aware that you exist. It is a major breakthrough in psychological process to cross this boundary. To exceed this, is to be beyond ones self. Now, if one is beyond itself does it know of itself? And if not is it really self aware? The answer is that to be at an end is to really be at the beginning. But knowing this, has the new beginning gained you any ground?
I should join a psychology class
posted by Accultus at
10:28 PM
2 Comments:
not if you can't spell psychology. I would argue that people are barely self aware. We'd never really know, would we?
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Shannon., at 4:06 PM
I'm with Shannon.
I'm actually not sure what you're getting at here.. it seems like a lot of psycho-bull to me. Clarify Andre, clarify!!
I love you muchly bud. :)
By
.letting go, at 7:17 PM
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