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You quoted a general statement on the psychotic vs mystic, but when I respond to that generalisation you accuse me of unjustly generalising. According to your s
by bowsamic 2y ago
You quoted a general statement on the psychotic vs mystic, but when I respond to that generalisation you accuse me of unjustly generalising. According to your statement here, we should also dismiss your quote, since “it is not possible to know what all other people have experienced”, so how can you generalise them?
Be wary of applying double standards here.
- greentxt 2y agoIm pretty sure everyone, "even here", applies double standards. It's human nature. You fail by your own criteria. Fwiw, I upvoted both generalizations, yours and waterlovers, but want to point out that not all generalizations are equal.
- bowsamic 2y agoIn this case the generalisation is identical though
- mistermann 2y agoThis is so?
- mistermann 2y agoMine was a ~famous quote, and I put it within quotation marks. Also, note that it says "the" mystic, whereas your claim is "anyone who". You also made broad negative claims. Mysticism is often counter-intuitive, and imho "woo woo" isn't genuine mysticism.