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Vocabulary, Story of Three Minds

See also the examples of three minds at the Theory Translator.


Context: Three Minds


Wondrous Wisdom is a language of wisdom, that is, a language of cognitive frameworks, which I have been documenting to express my experience of absolute truth in many aspects of life. I have found this difficult to communicate to others. What I think can make this easier is to provide a context in terms of three minds by which all experience life, which I call the Unconscious, the Conscious, and Consciousness.


My Relevant Writings



Logical square: Knowing Mind vs. Not-Knowing Mind



What, How, Why


Three minds express What, How, Why from the idealist point of view. Whether is God.

Why functions like a break, allowing How to shift to What upon release, at which point Why becomes Whether.

Consider how to interpret the opposite direction as given by version 2.0 of the Meaning of Life.

How does this relate to the equation of life?


System 1 and System 2



Preconscious processing and Conscious processing



Right Hemisphere and Left Hemisphere


Consider split brain patients.


Traditional Understandings of Female and Male Preferences


Concepts to consider that may be related

  • Anima and animus Jungian concepts. Animus is the unconscious masculine side of a woman, and anima is the unconscious feminine side of a man. My point here is not to embrace Jungian psychology but to show that Jung is distinguishing femininity and masculinity and asserting that they are both found in every person.

Yin and Yang



Freud: Id, Superego, Ego


The id is referred to as "It", the superego is "Over-I", which means that it is speaking of "You". The ego is refering to "I". But here we have an inversion due to socialization, participation in society with many actors. Originally, from its own point of view, our Unconscious id lives as our "I", our Conscious superego lives from the vantage of "You", our Consciousness - our ego - lives from the vantage of "Other".

  • id is the set of uncoordinated instinctual desire
  • superego plays the critical and moralizing role
  • ego is the organized, realistic agent that mediates between the instinctual desires of the id and the critical superego

Polanyi: Tacit and Explicit


Understanding has us empathize with the tacit, as consciousness does.

Forgetful functor yields tacit, free functor yields explicit. The same information in two different ways.


Peirce: Firstness, Secondness, Thirdness



Plato: Subjects, Warriors, Rulers



Hegel: Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis



Irrational and Rational


Characterizations of Irrationality and Rationality

  • William James criticized rationalism for being out of touch with reality.
  • William James criticized rationalism for representing the universe as a closed system, whereas it is an open system.
  • Rationalism
  • Irrationality

Perspective vs. Perspective on Perspective



First, Second, Third Person


As with God's Dance: I am God, You are God, They are God.

The structure of interpretations of the divisions of everything, with the third person (Consciousness, Thirdness) yielding the three-cycle.


Narration


Four voices creating tension

  • Reality forces
  • Unconscious commands
  • Conscious explains
  • Consciousness cares


More Examples from Various Thinkers and Cultures


Unconscious, Conscious, Consciousness

Sensibility (Marianne)Sense (Elinor) Jane Austin
McCoySpockKirkStar Trek (original series)

Unconscious, conscious

Consider how to ground the principle of least effort, Zipf's law and the Yule-Simon distribution.

Unconscious

Conscious

Spock (Star Trek)Thank you, Kirby!

Consciousness


Unreflected and Reflected


Consider

  • {$O(n)$},{$O(\infty)$}. Rotations and rotoreflections.
  • Linear operators and antilinear operators. Complex conjugation as reflection.

Simple roots of {$G_2$}


Consciousness functions as a brake that the arrow from the unconscious to the conscious must wait for. Consciousness functions as a virtual unconscious.

Compare with a transistor.

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