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Showing posts with label psychology quotes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label psychology quotes. Show all posts
Monday, February 15, 2016
LINK TO QUOTES FROM EARLY FEBRUARY
http://hypercubics.blogspot.com/2016/02/quotes-early-february-2016.html
(If you click, it includes link to Poemhunter page).
GOOOD GUIDE ME VSVSVI should stretch, and avoid adventure. Known as Philosopher, Artist, Inventor, Poet. I live in New Haven near Yale University though I have never been an official student. Known mainly as a writer at Quora.com and as an Amazon author.
Friday, September 4, 2015
Recent Quotes (Early Sept 2015)
"All of potential dwells in some form of prosperity. Prosperity is the platform to maximize success. And, even where prosperity has been largely eliminated for a better paradigm, it is because the entire world has a kind of prosperity. Therefore, value little things, and make much of little. That is how to prosper, and make good things great. When good things are great, prosperity is observed by all." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
'''First, smokers deny, then they intellectualize. And, if smoking is so addictive, the topic of smoking is what we are generally left with when the subject is raised. Therefore, we are left with: ‘Don't ever say that smoking is an epidemic'. This must be literally true, even if its conclusions are false: I can see that it means that people never understand smoking, and it is better not to talk about it. The subject is nauseous, and its contents are immoral. I don't smoke, and second hand smoke is enough to make me part of the problem in perpetuating the idea that it is even a valid topic. At least a philosopher can call it a paradox and have it done with... Philosophers must be the most resistive to smoking...''' ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
"Before every impression is fully-formed is a stage in which one may have a negative impression. It is difficult to overcome this mistake. Therefore, to overt the worst conclusions, all impressions should be positive, or concealed in sophistication or some other guise, which permits us to derive positive benefit from the material. One, the positive view, is the view of masters and children. The other, the sophisticated view, is the view of Plato's Academy. With licenses like these, history pivots on nothing more than applications." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015, Scientific Theories.
"[Contrary to expectations,] Everyone grasps the principle that illusion is against tolerance. The evidence is that most people are basically-minded or practically-minded, as a response to illusion, intolerance, or as a way of being tolerant in imitation of the great powers. If they do not obey these theories, they at least take them into account." ---Nathan Coppedge, tentatively for the High Art.
"It cannot be denied that metaphysics, at an advanced level, involves a variable of survival."---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
"Sometimes life is as incredible as myth. This is the threshold to cross if one wishes to be a madman who becomes a psychologist." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
"There is no limit to the number of paradises that can be housed under one system. But each paradise can provide for another. Thus, physical paradises lead to intellectual paradises. Economic paradises lead to energy paradises. Energy paradises create physical paradises. In this way, it is a self-sustaining cycle." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015, The Dimensional Politics Toolkit / Multi-Paradise Theory.
"Language is the agency of the will. Willpower in the proper sense is when language has physical authority." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
'''First, smokers deny, then they intellectualize. And, if smoking is so addictive, the topic of smoking is what we are generally left with when the subject is raised. Therefore, we are left with: ‘Don't ever say that smoking is an epidemic'. This must be literally true, even if its conclusions are false: I can see that it means that people never understand smoking, and it is better not to talk about it. The subject is nauseous, and its contents are immoral. I don't smoke, and second hand smoke is enough to make me part of the problem in perpetuating the idea that it is even a valid topic. At least a philosopher can call it a paradox and have it done with... Philosophers must be the most resistive to smoking...''' ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
"Before every impression is fully-formed is a stage in which one may have a negative impression. It is difficult to overcome this mistake. Therefore, to overt the worst conclusions, all impressions should be positive, or concealed in sophistication or some other guise, which permits us to derive positive benefit from the material. One, the positive view, is the view of masters and children. The other, the sophisticated view, is the view of Plato's Academy. With licenses like these, history pivots on nothing more than applications." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015, Scientific Theories.
"[Contrary to expectations,] Everyone grasps the principle that illusion is against tolerance. The evidence is that most people are basically-minded or practically-minded, as a response to illusion, intolerance, or as a way of being tolerant in imitation of the great powers. If they do not obey these theories, they at least take them into account." ---Nathan Coppedge, tentatively for the High Art.
"It cannot be denied that metaphysics, at an advanced level, involves a variable of survival."---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
"Sometimes life is as incredible as myth. This is the threshold to cross if one wishes to be a madman who becomes a psychologist." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
"There is no limit to the number of paradises that can be housed under one system. But each paradise can provide for another. Thus, physical paradises lead to intellectual paradises. Economic paradises lead to energy paradises. Energy paradises create physical paradises. In this way, it is a self-sustaining cycle." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015, The Dimensional Politics Toolkit / Multi-Paradise Theory.
"Language is the agency of the will. Willpower in the proper sense is when language has physical authority." ---Nathan Coppedge, September 2015.
More Nathan Coppedge Quotes At: http://www.poemhunter.com/nathan-coppedge/quotations/
GOOOD GUIDE ME VSVSVI should stretch, and avoid adventure. Known as Philosopher, Artist, Inventor, Poet. I live in New Haven near Yale University though I have never been an official student. Known mainly as a writer at Quora.com and as an Amazon author.
Monday, July 13, 2015
NEW QUOTES (July 1st - July 12th, 2015)
"It takes infinite variables to create an infinite universe. And when it comes down to it, some variables are not mere variables, but qualities, modes, and systems" ---Nathan Coppedge
"[On society:] I think it's a systemic failure. But the system is improving. People have been passing away too frequently to know that it improves. Recent psychology valued confidence and took improvement for granted. The result was pessimism". ---Nathan Coppedge
"I think different people have different needs. If they have the same needs, then they can be met by mass production". ---Nathan Coppedge
"A functional society can be provided resources easily with mass production. Where there is demand for services, because of robotics, there is demand for creative potential. Where there is no demand for services, then there is a guarantee that needs can be met. Therefore, whether or not there is a demand for services, there is some capacity to meet the need". ---Nathan Coppedge
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"[On society:] I think it's a systemic failure. But the system is improving. People have been passing away too frequently to know that it improves. Recent psychology valued confidence and took improvement for granted. The result was pessimism". ---Nathan Coppedge
"I think different people have different needs. If they have the same needs, then they can be met by mass production". ---Nathan Coppedge
"A functional society can be provided resources easily with mass production. Where there is demand for services, because of robotics, there is demand for creative potential. Where there is no demand for services, then there is a guarantee that needs can be met. Therefore, whether or not there is a demand for services, there is some capacity to meet the need". ---Nathan Coppedge
Find me on the 68th most famous on PoemHunter!
GOOOD GUIDE ME VSVSVI should stretch, and avoid adventure. Known as Philosopher, Artist, Inventor, Poet. I live in New Haven near Yale University though I have never been an official student. Known mainly as a writer at Quora.com and as an Amazon author.
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Best Psychology Quotes by Nathan Coppedge
"If there is an ultimate secret, it may be called 'difficult' " ---The Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide for Intelligent Children
"The correct approach is to find a variable which does not represent a set of assumptions at all, not a blind variable, or a test variable or an organic variable in the sense of clinical cases, but instead a variable that is dynamic enough to itself define some of the context of the analysis...First, the variable will be independent of a subject’s emotions. Second, it will be defined relatively to exist in any context that could be described---it is universal. Thirdly, there is some criterion for determining that it exists. It must exist as a hypothesis. Fourthly, and most importantly, the criteria that determine that it does not exist must instead determine that it is modified". ---Psychology of Negative Variablism
"Creative tests have the advantage that those that do not value the results may find the test to be a negligible contributor to their intellect, whereas those who value creativity may consider the tests to be encouraging and influential... This aspect might amount to a kind of double-blind quality evaluation". ---Debatable Vs. Debatability: Towards a Product-Based I.Q. Test
"Clearly psychology at this point exists in three senses, none of which relate to Freud or behaviorism: [1] Mental information, [2] Effective technologies, and [3] Thought-implementation. In these senses there is a new willingness, as a function of the dependence on computer interfaces, to express functionality explicitly by terms of words like ‘enhancement’, ‘technicalism’, and ‘artificial’. What’s more, these words no longer connote some aspect that is amalgamated ad hoc, as an exterior meaning to personality, doctoral authority, or functional identity. Indeed, more often than not it is seen as a skill or talent any time some aspect of identity DOES NOT depend on the technological". ---New Dimensions of Psychology and the Media
"The correct approach is to find a variable which does not represent a set of assumptions at all, not a blind variable, or a test variable or an organic variable in the sense of clinical cases, but instead a variable that is dynamic enough to itself define some of the context of the analysis...First, the variable will be independent of a subject’s emotions. Second, it will be defined relatively to exist in any context that could be described---it is universal. Thirdly, there is some criterion for determining that it exists. It must exist as a hypothesis. Fourthly, and most importantly, the criteria that determine that it does not exist must instead determine that it is modified". ---Psychology of Negative Variablism
"Creative tests have the advantage that those that do not value the results may find the test to be a negligible contributor to their intellect, whereas those who value creativity may consider the tests to be encouraging and influential... This aspect might amount to a kind of double-blind quality evaluation". ---Debatable Vs. Debatability: Towards a Product-Based I.Q. Test
"Clearly psychology at this point exists in three senses, none of which relate to Freud or behaviorism: [1] Mental information, [2] Effective technologies, and [3] Thought-implementation. In these senses there is a new willingness, as a function of the dependence on computer interfaces, to express functionality explicitly by terms of words like ‘enhancement’, ‘technicalism’, and ‘artificial’. What’s more, these words no longer connote some aspect that is amalgamated ad hoc, as an exterior meaning to personality, doctoral authority, or functional identity. Indeed, more often than not it is seen as a skill or talent any time some aspect of identity DOES NOT depend on the technological". ---New Dimensions of Psychology and the Media
Published Books: http://www.amazon.com/author/nathancoppedge
Articles on Psychology: http://www.southernct.academia.edu/NathanCoppedge
GOOOD GUIDE ME VSVSVI should stretch, and avoid adventure. Known as Philosopher, Artist, Inventor, Poet. I live in New Haven near Yale University though I have never been an official student. Known mainly as a writer at Quora.com and as an Amazon author.
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