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Love II: Transference  The subject of love makes me cringe; it’s nervy, rocky, unstable, without foundation, loose and unintelligible. It’s too risky with little promise of a positive yield. It’s like constantly having your legs open – not wise, it makes you a target. However I attribute the stars in the sky to love – it’s too magical. Your unconscious mind is in free-flow like being intoxicated 24/7. It targets the subconscious. In his book “Group Psychology” the godfather of psychology Sigmund Freud had this to say; “If one can design propaganda or psychological operations that bypass the conscious and rational faculties of the individual, targeting instead suppressed emotions and hidden desires, it is possible to move people to adopt beliefs and behaviors without them being aware of the underlying motivations leading them on.” Smoke on it.  It’s brave and stupid; and no one likes a hero. You leak vital and critical information about yourself. My condolences to t...

Nietzsche Nietzsche's philosophy was grounded in psychology and human nature, he was a master of human nature. He was a big fan of Arthur Schopenhauer but didn't agree with the tone of his work because it centered around persimism and nihilism, the idea of why bother since life is meaningless. Nietzsche's work is an answer to Schopenhauer's work, it is positive, practical and leads to a life of self-actualization. He was a genius, a man ahead of his time. He correctly predicted the 21st century, this is incredible for a man who was born in the 19th century. I see his observations playing out in life. He saw that the human spirit/soul would be under threat. He saw the decline of Christianity and the rise of nihilism. He saw the reliance of pills, the Soma that Huxley referred to on Brave New World. He saw the depression and society anxiety sweeping the West. He saw the loss of morals, ethics and meaning. He saw that man would be passive and moved by novelty a...