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I think metaphors and analogies are difficult to argue with. Of course I am saying something which is hopefully falsifiable otherwise I am not really saying any
by cammil 10y ago
I think metaphors and analogies are difficult to argue with. Of course I am saying something which is hopefully falsifiable otherwise I am not really saying anything at all.
The best way to test this is some kind of controlled experiment. But aint nobody got time for that.
I would say however, there is absolutely no need to take my word for it. I would actually recommend you don't. You can test this out for yourself. I would certainly recommend that. After all, it's more about what works for you.
- throwanem 10y ago> it's more about what works for you No. It's about what works for the person to whom I'm listening, and my experience suggests at best an extremely limited role for a personal zen, however well polished.
- cammil 10y agoWell then our experiences differ. That's okay. Of course your experience is your evidence. And that is what I mean by "what works for you".