The "usual person" and the "superperson" ( chapter from a book ).

bratok · 22nd August 2003, 08:53 AM

A chapter from the book "Kuzka's Mother...", also by M. S. Norbekov, that I suppose might be interesting to read.
The whole book can be found here - http://www.translate.ru/url/tran_url...7&psubmit2.y=8

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1. You have born here.
2. Here is your past.
3. The present moment of your life. Now you are here. It is the moment of life which constantly goes on, and with each step the future varies.
4. Your future. It is yet foggy for you.
5. You are slideing there, not knowing where.
6. In the end... No, not death, mortal you. Transition! It when the cycle comes to an end.

For the high-grade person death does not exist, because he sees and knows, that will happen then. And this person has a choice, but you do not, dear walking gastroenteric pathes.

It means, the usual person uses experience which is in a frame between his birth and the present moment. The future for him is abstract. He can not access to the information about the future.

Blind, going on life blindly, receives information from his legs. He makes one step forward and makes sure that there isn't a hole. Then the second step. His life is occupied not with going to the purpose, but chousing a place, where to place his leg.

What is the purpose of your life? "Well...". You do not know yet? You haven't found time to look for it yet?

A "usual person" operates only with information from his past and only what he remembers, what has landed in his consciousness and potters there... With the help of this information he tries to design the future by analogy, on a cliche of the past. Variants are strictly limited with his last experience, unsuccessful attempts, disappointments, bruises, grazes and collected fears.

Pyrrho · 22nd August 2003, 09:12 AM

Nuts.

Starrman · 22nd August 2003, 09:23 AM

Ok then... <steps back slowly>

Jeff Corey · 22nd August 2003, 09:27 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by bratok
For the high-grade person death does not exist, because he sees and knows, that will happen then. And this person has a choice, but you do not, dear walking gastroenteric pathes.

Interesting visual image, that.

Michael Redman · 22nd August 2003, 09:28 AM

Sorry, I didn't find that interesting to read.

abramis · 22nd August 2003, 09:31 AM

Is this a new Pillory?

thaiboxerken · 22nd August 2003, 09:41 AM

For the high-grade person death does not exist, because he sees and knows, that will happen then. And this person has a choice, but you do not, dear walking gastroenteric pathes.

Seems like just another way of stating that belief in the afterlife makes one superior, right?

Why is it that the "usual" people seem to be skeptics, and yet we make up a minority of the populace? I guess being "usual" is unusual.

arcticpenguin · 22nd August 2003, 09:49 AM

But it's got diagrams and mathematical symbols. It must be sigh-un-tiff-icully proven.

Doubt · 22nd August 2003, 10:16 AM

Yalel lives?

(No, I don't think this guy is a sock.)

Ipecac · 22nd August 2003, 10:25 AM

Wow. Those diagrams have convinced me. I now reject rationality and will henceforth live only according to the wisdom of these diagrams.

22nd August 2003, 08:53 AM	#1
bratok Scholar Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 104	The "usual person" and the "superperson" ( chapter from a book ). A chapter from the book "Kuzka's Mother...", also by M. S. Norbekov, that I suppose might be interesting to read. The whole book can be found here - http://www.translate.ru/url/tran_url...7&psubmit2.y=8 *** 1. You have born here. 2. Here is your past. 3. The present moment of your life. Now you are here. It is the moment of life which constantly goes on, and with each step the future varies. 4. Your future. It is yet foggy for you. 5. You are slideing there, not knowing where. 6. In the end... No, not death, mortal you. Transition! It when the cycle comes to an end. For the high-grade person death does not exist, because he sees and knows, that will happen then. And this person has a choice, but you do not, dear walking gastroenteric pathes. It means, the usual person uses experience which is in a frame between his birth and the present moment. The future for him is abstract. He can not access to the information about the future. Blind, going on life blindly, receives information from his legs. He makes one step forward and makes sure that there isn't a hole. Then the second step. His life is occupied not with going to the purpose, but chousing a place, where to place his leg. What is the purpose of your life? "Well...". You do not know yet? You haven't found time to look for it yet? A "usual person" operates only with information from his past and only what he remembers, what has landed in his consciousness and potters there... With the help of this information he tries to design the future by analogy, on a cliche of the past. Variants are strictly limited with his last experience, unsuccessful attempts, disappointments, bruises, grazes and collected fears.
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22nd August 2003, 09:12 AM	#2
Pyrrho Man in Black Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 3,678	Nuts.
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22nd August 2003, 09:23 AM	#3
Starrman Graduate Poster Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1,173	Ok then... <steps back slowly>
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22nd August 2003, 09:27 AM	#4
Jeff Corey New York Skeptic Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 13,795	Re: The "usual person" and the "superperson" ( chapter from a book ). Quote: Originally posted by bratok For the high-grade person death does not exist, because he sees and knows, that will happen then. And this person has a choice, but you do not, dear walking gastroenteric pathes. Interesting visual image, that.

22nd August 2003, 09:28 AM	#5
Michael Redman Illuminator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: St. Paul, MN Posts: 3,063	Sorry, I didn't find that interesting to read.
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22nd August 2003, 09:31 AM	#6
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22nd August 2003, 09:41 AM	#7
thaiboxerken Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 20,995	For the high-grade person death does not exist, because he sees and knows, that will happen then. And this person has a choice, but you do not, dear walking gastroenteric pathes. Seems like just another way of stating that belief in the afterlife makes one superior, right? Why is it that the "usual" people seem to be skeptics, and yet we make up a minority of the populace? I guess being "usual" is unusual.
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22nd August 2003, 09:49 AM	#8
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22nd August 2003, 10:16 AM	#9
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22nd August 2003, 10:25 AM	#10
Ipecac Graduate Poster Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 1,852	Wow. Those diagrams have convinced me. I now reject rationality and will henceforth live only according to the wisdom of these diagrams.
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