noumenized

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by noumenized 5y ago
This is one of my favourite essays because it completely changed the way I thought about my own skills. Namely, it taught me that a good way to evaluate my own skills is to examine the gap that exists between my skillfulness in some given f
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by noumenized 5y ago
For all the unsettling or violent or dangerous SCPs on the wiki, my favourite still remains SCP-348. I teared up a little the first time I read this: http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-348 It's a ceramic bowl with "thinki
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by noumenized 5y ago
If you have the funds and you're certain you don't want to be at your current role, I couldn't recommend it more. It was perhaps the best thing I've ever done for myself. I came out of that period not only with a pletho
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by noumenized 5y ago
I'm surprised this article didn't mention Worlds(.)com or even Second Life. For those unaware, Worlds(.)com is an old virtual chat platform from 1995 that still exists today. I imagine it was a lot like VRChat back in the day in t
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by noumenized 5y ago
Came here specifically wanting to post these links! Seconding this recommendation; I've never come across a single content creator that manages to tie together so many disparate concepts into a cohesive whole the way Geller does. You c
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by noumenized 5y ago
"Therapists build their insights on top of huge amounts of biographical information that they gather in intense, concentrated sessions." Agreed with all of your post, I think this is the most crucial point here. Genuine, skilled p
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by noumenized 5y ago
Not OP, but as someone who holds this view (who also used to engage in the practice): a lot of armchair psychoanalysis is based less on a genuine understanding of the other person's life and circumstances, and more on the assumption of