what are some things that you think can negate someone's individuality?

The dissolved individual is a person that leads an more unconscious life. Following that something like meditation or mindfulness can be a tool to get back more of your individuality. That's kindy my insight from the topic.

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So if you nice do things that satisfie your short term gols, then you are disolveing your individuality. But if you do you obligations, to satisfie your long therm gols, then you are dosolving your individuality as well. I'm confused.

So, I have an interesting theory of selfhood that might be worth consideration (through which you can integrate or rebel against the points I make to better define your own theory of selfhood, I guess): The self is nothing but a conglomeration of outside objects, like a shopping cart at a grocery store. As we go through life, we have things inherent in us (our genetics, place of birth, historical events beyond our control, etc.) that form our selfhood (as the shopping cart). We can change some of these things (we can change our gender or hair color, for example), but some things, due to being temporally unreachable (for instance, the impact I had on someone's life at age six), can't be changed. Now, disregarding the things we can't change, many facets of our personality are things created by society that we pick off the shelf and integrate into our presentation and our lifestyle. If we like grunge music, we might learn guitar or wear ripped jeans and flannel shirts. From that day forward, we are a grunge person, and that is part of who we are to others. Similarly, we could say we like Jeeps, throw that into the cart, and be known to other people as a Jeep person. Catchphrases, languages, aesthetics, mannerisms, relationships with other people, food, music, television, books, all these things we can like and dislike are part of who we are and how we define ourselves, we become a conglomeration of outside objects. Upon our death, we leave the shopping cart in the store. People can examine it, write about it, take things out of the cart for themselves, or worship it for its uniqueness or some other admirable quality, or model their own life after ours. Nobody will ever assemble a shopping cart quite like ours, but most of what we are is just interchangeable parts and shared cultural objects that we played almost no role in creating. We are woefully unoriginal, despite being exactly unrepeatable (in that nobody can live our lives the exact way we did given the same coordinates in time and space). Edited because my auto correct thinks it can read my mind, but it can't.

As someone with bipolar I disagree with the notion that this nurosis is something separate. Having gone through manic episode the nurosis affects your self reflection. Your train of logic is altered entirely. Your concious choices are altered. It left me with a profoundly altered notion of who i am and what that really means.

What if we don't buy products than what happened to economy it will survive and any book they predict this problem and my school mate use chat gpt for copy the homework did chat gpt is good for study

If you’re familiar with her texts, I would be curious to hear your thoughts on the philosophy of Ayn Rand. I have nothing against passionate arguments, but in her case, it’s just difficult to find a fair assessment of her ideas that doesn’t fall into some sort of anger-filled vitriol. I always find it suspicious when an author gets systematically dismissed by critics who have nothing to show but a mix of gut feelings, personal attacks, and vague accusations. It means the discussion reached something profound.

Look into the lsd experiments for that answer lol World governments had a huge esoteric interest during ww2/coldwar

Do you know osho a philosophy and he create a city ir real?? And some controversy around him ...

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