yelo
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yelo
@yellowbrownboy
Thought Process, The Start Over and The Comforter ≈ Penglipur Lara
Dalam Baruh Katılım Kasım 2018
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I beg to differ. The human brain is not driven by sex, but by fundamental needs - physiological sufficient (water, rest, good food) followed by psychological stability (intimacy as sex is just one adult expression).
First Doctor@FirstDoctor
The human brain naturally craves 4 things: - water - sleep - food - sex In that order!
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@yellowbrownboy @QuantumTumbler Brain politics will always be there based on the education system worldwide. You will be surprised everyone thinks the same way everywhere as at 2026 - left brain
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People don’t actually hate “the truth.”
They hate when it doesn’t fit the story they already decided on.
If it sounds exciting, mysterious, or ties everything together into one big narrative, it spreads fast.
If it’s boring, specific, and requires separating cases instead of lumping them together, people push back.
That’s the difference between signal and noise.
Signal is narrow, consistent, and testable.
Noise is broad, emotional, and easy to connect after the fact.
You don’t find real answers by stacking unrelated dots until they look like a pattern.
You find them by cutting most of it away.
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@QuantumTumbler @JohnNgetich Worst part, they separate neurosurgeons based on right and left specialists too.
No Brain Politics.
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Close, but I wouldn’t say “truth sits in the tension.”
There are two different things
Internal coherence → how stable and consistent an experience or interpretation feels
External validity → whether a model survives measurement, prediction, and replication
They interact, but they’re not equal.
You can have something that feels deeply coherent and still be wrong about the external world. That happens all the time.
So for me
Truth about experience → internal
Truth about reality → has to survive external constraint
The mistake is collapsing those into one standard.
That’s how people slide from “this feels true” into “this is fundamental.”
Different domains, different rules.
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