XPost: sci.physics.relativity, sci.math   
   From: physfitfreak@gmail.com   
      
   On 4/7/25 3:05 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:   
   > On 4/7/25 2:03 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:   
   >> On 04/07/2025 11:06 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:   
   >>> On 4/7/25 12:38 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:   
   >>>> On 4/6/25 8:45 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:   
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   >>>>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegory_of_the_cave   
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   >>>> Absolutely. It's the story of my adult life, but not in the cave men's   
   >>>> shoes, but in Aristotle's (Plato's really).   
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   >>>> For the past 45 years, since I came to the United States, I've been   
   >>>> observing this in a nation that's raised on cartoons, TV, Hollywood,   
   >>>> and an as stupid a Church.   
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   >>>> Every fucking day of my life for the past 45 years. From first hours I   
   >>>> stepped into these people, till this very hour today, I, and the   
   >>>> world, have been experiencing this fact in you people.   
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   >>>> There were a lot of cro-magnons inside Greece in Plato's time. He   
   >>>> must've experienced this by observing them. So he built his model of   
   >>>> it as knowledge was available to him back then. It is outdated now.   
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   >>>> He did notice that it was not a matter of education to change them.   
   >>>> This far is correct. But his mistake was to attribute the whole   
   >>>> shortcoming to education while cavemen were being raised.   
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   >>>> That's a mistake by today's extent of knowledge. It is not totally a   
   >>>> matter of education. There are quite a large number of educated people   
   >>>> among the cro-magnons today. But they're as stupid in this matter as   
   >>>> those who aren't.   
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   >>>> It is a matter of _species_. Cro-magnons aren't the best that humanity   
   >>>> has offered. They're not Modern Humans. They're from stocks of earlier   
   >>>> humans still in existence, about half Neanderthal in nature and half   
   >>>> Modern Human, and they were formed only from 45k years back to 25k   
   >>>> years back strictly by intercourse of Modern Humans with the   
   >>>> Neanderthals after ice age was over and paths to Europe opened up   
   >>>> again, and never changed since until recent mix up with Modern Humans   
   >>>> when traveling became easier for them and they spread from northern   
   >>>> Europe to many other spots around the world.   
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   >>>> It's the species that does it, not "race" (which is really a bullshit   
   >>>> concept) or education while being raised as Plato thought.   
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   >>> Cro-magnons in Plato's times were utterly uneducated compared to Modern   
   >>> Humans in Egypt, Iran, India, and China, so it was easy for Plato to   
   >>> think of this matter as the result of a lack of education in their   
   >>> upbringing.   
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   >> What are triple sapiens supposed to think?   
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   > They aren't here yet other than a few tiny percentage of population. I   
   > think Modern Humans of future will be the Aspergers. Today's "Modern   
   > Humans" will become the "earlier human" and today's cro-magnons will be   
   > extinct. Read my blog about analytical compartments of brain. I've   
   > discussed it in detail.   
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   >  From that same blog, Aspergers are those with type 5 autism, where   
   > their brains' analytic centers are over-allocated at the cost of some   
   > under-allocation of the emotional centers.   
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   > Read that blog. I won't repeat all that here.   
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   > By the way, as an example, Einstein was Asperger :)   
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   My alias under which I wrote those blogs was I think ClutterFreak, not   
   the present one. Just in case..   
      
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