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MaceySenior Contributor
"Theoretically, many scientists know that the individual is not a skin-encapsulated ego but an organism-environment field. The organism itself is a point at which the field is “focused,” so that each individual is a unique expression of the behavior of the whole field, which is ultimately the universe itself."
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MaceySenior Contributor
Idk. It I think there's soooo much missing from an this analysis 🤨
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RehopeCasual Contributor
Biopsychosocial... bronfebrenner ecological model might describe this stuff in a more useful way. It's part of the nature nurture conversation it is also gows deeper into metaphysical things like the soul or "i have a body but am not a body" mind body experience.
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MaceySenior Contributor
Hmm, yes @Rehope I'm thinking more appreciation, there's more to appreciate about hoomans than microbial weaving. Exactly!
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ChouxieChouSenior Contributor
I was a scientist. I’m here now in Sane. There’s no shame.
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MaceySenior Contributor
Hi @ChouxieChou and yes welcome.
What science variety are you? U do you know lawn maintenance chemistry? 🙂
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Love your sciencey side and your funny side @Macey
It helps me to read real content... Thanks
Can be abstract or personal
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