Website review: Level 3 of Consciousness by Richard...
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•69 reviews since Jun 21, 2002
cognitive-science, consciousness, memes
•memecentral.com/Level3.htm
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MandoV rated 6 weeks ago- From the page: "11. Once we realize that there are millions of memes battling inside our mind, there arises the possibility of influencing the outcome of that battle. Until we realize it, there is no possibility.
The battle can be influenced in three ways. First, by noticing the memes. Second, by detaching from them. Third, by obtaining clarity of purpose.
When these three steps are achieved, we can begin to select our memes consciously. We select memes that keep us on purpose. This is Level 3."- From the page: "11. Once we realize that there are millions of memes battling inside our mind, there arises the possibility of influencing the outcome of that battle. Until we realize it, there is no possibility.
- ParallaxBlue rated 3 months ago
- Pseudoscience at its finest. "level 3"? Yeah, ok.
- TheJunner rated 3 months ago
- Really, what can I say after 7 pages of negative reviews? Good job debunking this piece of junk, everyone.
- zoemba rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "We can make complicated plans. Even dolphins and whales can't do these things, we think."
- djDeathx rated 3 months ago
- some serious deep thought! if you misread that last sentence then you are amongst the 4% of the people that have dirty minds. no-one knows how many there are in total, but it's 4%. back to deep thought, dang! Memes are like, ideas or concepts that we 'develop' or create from past mistakes, but this time, they are no-longer 'mistakes' per say, but they are able to replicate themselves better and so long as a meme is kept alive by means of communication with other human beings, then the more successful we become at achieving our purpose. If you notice, that last sentence is really long, and I mean, it has no dot/period. I completely agree with point 14, then 11, 9 and 10... in that order.
- bdh8 rated 3 months ago
- This seems like it was written by a high school student experiencing delusions of knowledge on philosophy, right after the "dude, what if our universe it just an atom in another universe" hypothesis that every stoner in the country has come up with.
- mysticalspork rated 4 months ago
- In a nutshell: the world is full of ideas.
Thanks for the info. - In a nutshell: the world is full of ideas.
- JaronSpagetto rated 9 months ago
- Sounds a bit preachy and very airy in its description. Ironically, it is somewhat correct as the more people hate it the less it will be seen by other people.
- Christovir rated 10 months ago
- Mm, this is not cognitive science. It's just somebody's assumptions and opinions about their own philosophy. Not very well articulated IMO.
