Helixbassment

As I’m learning Adobe Illustrator I am confident asserting a theory of the underlying “skill set being exercised” in both visual “art” and being good at playing music I’ve understood for years (via jazz training) that really what you’re good at when you’re

This is called a “logic flex” We have the idea that illness recognized as illness tends to resolve And so the converse of that idea is that “illness not recognized as illness doesn’t (necessarily) tend to resolve” We also have the idea that illness is the…

This is very related to the mistake of thinking that things are physically spatial that aren’t First, “non-sagginess”: When someone is actually connected to reality, they get a lot of energy from doing so.

This is a premise It goes hand-in-hand with the idea that illness recognized as illness tends to resolve We get taught frameworks that “we’re usually healthy” and that “being sick” is just a little “dip in the road” and then we “get back to normal” (with…

This is an exploration of a pattern that I’ve only vaguely come across in whatever languages (but may well be a known named thing?)

In my opinion “respect” = “treating things as though they’re real” Life tends to punish you for not “showing respect” in that sense It does not reward random self-indulgent sh** Why do people do random self-indulgent sh**?

I remember when this one “jumped out at me”.

I will write this soon

Analysis as an “angle”/”activity”: Light-hearted.

This one is based more on “feel”/observation than straight-up logic It seems like a lot of things that people do are based on the underlying mistake/fallacy of thinking that they’re in some kind of “narrow”/small space When in fact reality is very very ve…