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A
worldview is a network
of presuppositions and assumptions built during
neurocomputational states
with conceptual
constructs from primitive material
symbols held within both the conscious and subconscious.
These
overlapping systems
of neurocomputational states, primitive symbols and concepts carried by
each thought network create a complete worldview which the subconscious
recognizes as reality inhabited.
When we feel
comfortable in the reality we
inhabit we have faith that our overall
conceptual worldview is fairly
accurate.
This is
true faith.
Every conceptualization of reality outside of
immediate knowledge must use language based on
conceptual images,
primitive material
symbols.
A
worldview is individual experiential knowledge shifted, interpreted and
interrelated within the mind of the individual.
Personal experience informs each unique
individual worldview.
As personal experience is unique no two
conceptualizations match.
Reliance on external information is
problematic.
External sources of
information are practically unverifiable.
An inaccurate image of reality
outside of personal experience is easy to create with on-point propaganda which
can issue from anywhere.
"Specialization tends to
limit the field of problems that the specialist is concerned with.
The
individual who isn't a specialist, but a generalist like myself, sees some
thing over here that he has learned from the specialist, some thing over there
that he has learned from another specialist - and neither of them has
considered the problem of why this occurs here and also there.
The
generalist gets into a range of other problems that are more genuinely human
than specifically cultural." - Joseph Campbell |
A
generalist looks at the
fundamentals of each
school and weaves them together to
build an accurate image of
reality.
The construct can never be accurately up to date as new
information will be pouring in from many new observations in each specialty.
Descriptions of conditions in an environment we do not inhabit, or do
not fundamentally understand, first came to us through the spoken
word.
Descriptions by word were originally limited to the extent of the
boundaries of the social
culture as those that did not share the language could not describe
environments external to the social culture.
This simple reality lent an
air of mystery to any land or group of
people outside one's own homeland.
And it
gave rise to countless myths,
unbelievable stories,
fantastic legends and
tall tales of alien behavioral
patterns.
Intrepid adventures penetrating these alien lands needed
material support so they devised the
joint stock
corporation.
The first of these was the East India Company designed
and funded by the twelve 'Jew brokers'
licensed to operate in
the City of
London on the Jew's
Walk in 1708 followed quickly by the French version Compagnie d'Occident
designed by John Law in
1717.
Aaron Alvares, along with his eleven cohorts, and John Law both
were intent on selling shares in their newly founded corporations so they told
tall tales of the immense wealth ready and waiting to be harvested.
A
worldview, an
individual's conceptual construct of reality, is the
fundamental cognitive
orientation of an individual in relation to the environment in which that
individual exists.
Unfortunately that
worldview is
limited to personal sense observation and
anything outside
of that personal environment must be gleaned second hand.
A
worldview properly grounded in reality describes
a consistent and
integral sense of existence and provides a
framework for generating,
sustaining, and applying the
three forms of
knowledge.
The myths of a culture reveal a commonly held holistic
representation of the conceptual worldview
superstructure of the people of that social culture.
The conceptually
constructed worldview of a social culture evolves over time as it is
constantly modified by alien ideas through creative
exchanges.
Wilhelm von Humbolt claimed language and worldview are
inextricable.
Humboldt felt language was part of the creative adventure
of mankind.
In many indigenous cultures
epic poems clearly set
out the worldview.
Epics include the
Nibelungenlied of the Germanic people, the
Iliad for the
Ancient Greeks and Hellenized
societies, the
Silappadhikaram of the South Indian people, the
Ramayana and
Mahabharata of the North Indian people,
Epic of Gilgamesh of
the Mesopotamian-Sumerian civilization,
One Thousand and One
Nights (Arabian nights) of the Arab world and the
Sundiata epic
of the Mandé people.
What you can see, touch, play with,
experiment with is what is given and this given world is best analyzed
logically using mathematical and logico-linguistic constructs.
Leo
Apostel watched humanities race into the future using more and more scientific
knowledge and technical abilities but noted that moral and ethical sense
remained in a backward state.
Leo Apostel was the first man that
attempted to unify the humanities with science.
Leo Apostel wanted to
create a new conceptual construct that broke down the barriers between the
humanities and science so Ludwig Wittgenstein and Jean Piaget could both be
understood by any group entering the lecture hall.
Jean Piaget was
deeply interested in the psychological and social development of children and
successfully combined his theory of cognitive development and epistemology with
practical education.
Ludwig Wittgenstein, who penned
Tractatus
Logico-Philosophicus, proved beyond doubt that all systems of logic are
based on presuppositions or
assumptions.
Wittgenstein had a lifelong interest in religion and
claimed to see every problem from a
religious point of view, but never committed himself to any formal
religion.
In Philosophical Investigations Ludwig
Wittgenstein demonstrates the limitations of
conceptual constructs in many
traditional philosophical puzzles.
The confusion arises as directly a
result of an incomplete
worldview superstructure.
A worldview develops over the
course of lifetime.
Belief systems
may or may not be coherent
with reality.
Belief systems
at odds with actual
reality create cognitive dissonance to
the point in which individuals fall into;
illusions that lead to errors
in judgement,
fallacies that lead to errors in
judgement,
effects
that lead to errors in judgement as well as
deviant thought
patterns leading to errors in judgement.
Worldview morphs to
address understanding of
environmental
conditions.
In the case of modern man worldview only shifts with
intentional focus.
Existent memory is
repressed to avoid
cognitive
dissonance.
A
cognitive bias veil drops to exclude
irrelevant information.
Joseph Chilton Pearce was
basically speaking of Gnosis
when he noted:
"The brain as a hologram is representative of
the Earth."
The brain perceives Reality as
She Is.
As children we are told that
Gnosis or
Union with Creation is
a lie by those that want us to adhere to
the corrupt preadtory belief system. |
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