๐๐ป this appears to be adreno harvesting, but i believe thereโs more to it than that. I believe thereโs some sort of alchemical meaning to thisโฆ it is the same as when Jesus was pierced (in the same spot) on the cross. There are even some images depicting someone holding some sort of a vessel to collect the blood underneath.
This book is clearly an alchemical book. Anyone have any info about this to shed some light on this?
This book is clearly an alchemical book. Anyone have any info about this to shed some light on this?
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"Human refinement will never make a more beautiful, simple, or direct invention than nature, for in her inventions nothing is lacking, nothing is superfluous." - Leonardo da Vinci
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Real craftsmanship, regardless of the skill involved, reflects real caring, and real caring reflects our attitude about ourselves, about our fellowmen, and about life.
~ Spencer W. KimballForwarded from Cruel History
A map from the Japanese tomb of Kitora depicts 68 constellations
It was made in the 1st century BC. The human eye is unable to see some of the constellations depicted without additional equipment.
But telescopes and even rudimentary telescopes did not yet exist at this time. How?
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It was made in the 1st century BC. The human eye is unable to see some of the constellations depicted without additional equipment.
But telescopes and even rudimentary telescopes did not yet exist at this time. How?
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People assume the ark could have only been some wooden boat. Yet once you look at your old world cities it's not hard to allow that the cities may have been the ships. Many legends around the world tell of flying cities. It would explain all the mud issues, if the cities landed in the mud. Just a theory๐
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Culture can be defined as a source of information with the potential capability of affecting the behavioural patterns of members of a population. This information can be any kind of mental state, such as beliefs, habits, skills, traditions, art, etc.,
which are transmissible to others using teaching, imitation, and other forms of social interactions.
which are transmissible to others using teaching, imitation, and other forms of social interactions.
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CULTURAL BIASES
โข Content-based bias: In this case, the individuals adopt their preferred variants from the available set of cultural variants based on their own perceptions and decisions. They try to adopt the most appropriate variant based on their own experience to achieve the most promising results and improve their life quality.
โข Model-based bias: In this case, the individual follows the decisions made by successful or most โprestigiousโ individuals in the population, without evaluating the outcomes and consequences of their decisions. This means that the overall characteristic features of โprestigiousโ individuals, such as their confidence, happiness, and success, convince the
individual to simply imitate their decisions.
โข Frequency-based bias: As its name suggests, the individuals adopt the most popular variants in the population. They evaluate the consequences of similar
decisions already taken by other individuals. This evaluation is performed to see whether other individuals are happy with their decisions. If these decisions have already resulted in remarkable achievements for other members, the individuals
simply start to imitate and make similar decisions in adopting the cultural variants.
In some ways, the frequency-based bias can be viewed as a general conservative behaviour of individuals in society, which minimises the risk of potential troubles. However, it confines the individuals to the popular variants and does not allow
them to adopt distinct cultural concepts.
โข Content-based bias: In this case, the individuals adopt their preferred variants from the available set of cultural variants based on their own perceptions and decisions. They try to adopt the most appropriate variant based on their own experience to achieve the most promising results and improve their life quality.
โข Model-based bias: In this case, the individual follows the decisions made by successful or most โprestigiousโ individuals in the population, without evaluating the outcomes and consequences of their decisions. This means that the overall characteristic features of โprestigiousโ individuals, such as their confidence, happiness, and success, convince the
individual to simply imitate their decisions.
โข Frequency-based bias: As its name suggests, the individuals adopt the most popular variants in the population. They evaluate the consequences of similar
decisions already taken by other individuals. This evaluation is performed to see whether other individuals are happy with their decisions. If these decisions have already resulted in remarkable achievements for other members, the individuals
simply start to imitate and make similar decisions in adopting the cultural variants.
In some ways, the frequency-based bias can be viewed as a general conservative behaviour of individuals in society, which minimises the risk of potential troubles. However, it confines the individuals to the popular variants and does not allow
them to adopt distinct cultural concepts.
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+ ABOUT BIAS
An outcome is biased only if the process that produces it is biased.
A biased person is disposed to systematically depart from
a norm or standard of correctness.
When a person counts as biased in virtue of
having a certain disposition, the disposition might be
a robust aspect of their psychology, or it might disappear as soon as the external circumstances
change.
If a belief is a manifestation of a bias, then itโs not knowledge even if itโs true.
BIASED THINKER. A person acquires a confident and firm belief, in the absence of any empirical evidence, that pit bulls are dangerous, and he regularly employs that belief in reasoning about particular pit bulls (e.g. when it comes to interpreting their behaviour).
Unbiased judgments can be false, and biased judgments can be true.
EMERGENT BIAS: A whole might be biased even if (i) it has at least some proper parts that are either biased or unbiased, and (ii) all of those parts
are unbiased.
From "Bias, a philosophical study".
An outcome is biased only if the process that produces it is biased.
A biased person is disposed to systematically depart from
a norm or standard of correctness.
When a person counts as biased in virtue of
having a certain disposition, the disposition might be
a robust aspect of their psychology, or it might disappear as soon as the external circumstances
change.
If a belief is a manifestation of a bias, then itโs not knowledge even if itโs true.
BIASED THINKER. A person acquires a confident and firm belief, in the absence of any empirical evidence, that pit bulls are dangerous, and he regularly employs that belief in reasoning about particular pit bulls (e.g. when it comes to interpreting their behaviour).
Unbiased judgments can be false, and biased judgments can be true.
EMERGENT BIAS: A whole might be biased even if (i) it has at least some proper parts that are either biased or unbiased, and (ii) all of those parts
are unbiased.
From "Bias, a philosophical study".