What if the limits of attention are not a handicap but the very structure that makes meaning, creativity, and character possible? We pull on that thread and follow it from the mechanics of concept formation to the deep role of the subconscious as your energy-saving, integration-carrying partner. We start with the bottleneck: awareness has scope. Because you can’t hold everything at once, you compress experience into concepts that travel light yet stay precise. Then we move to the subconsciou...
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What if the limits of attention are not a handicap but the very structure that makes meaning, creativity, and character possible? We pull on that thread and follow it from the mechanics of concept formation to the deep role of the subconscious as your energy-saving, integration-carrying partner. We start with the bottleneck: awareness has scope. Because you can’t hold everything at once, you compress experience into concepts that travel light yet stay precise. Then we move to the subconsciou...
In this episode Ron and I discuss his blogpost on the subject of weeping, laughing and crying. What gives rise to weeping? When and under what circumstances do we weep? What makes weeping appropriate? How is laughter different from weeping? When and under what circumstances do we laugh? What do we signify by crying? You can read Ron's post on the subject on his blog at www.ronpisaturo.com https://www.ronpisaturo.com/ Send us a text
The One in the Many
What if the limits of attention are not a handicap but the very structure that makes meaning, creativity, and character possible? We pull on that thread and follow it from the mechanics of concept formation to the deep role of the subconscious as your energy-saving, integration-carrying partner. We start with the bottleneck: awareness has scope. Because you can’t hold everything at once, you compress experience into concepts that travel light yet stay precise. Then we move to the subconsciou...
