... you are the dumbest a person can possibly be without legally having a mental illness. If you're a 14 year old boy, I guess I understand that....
now your starting to get it. I was thinking more like ten.
The cerebral cortex continues to develop all the way through the age of twenty or so. Development can be interrupted and overpowered by the emotional brain due to traumatic events through childhood.
Go through his comments and count the number of times he uses words like "punish". It's all in the theme, man. Who punishes a ten or fourteen year old?
You have to use thematic analysis and abduction reasoning. You'll never get there deductively. You have to think, "object-feeling" connects to "object-feeling". What you see as a discontinuity is because it's connected by feeling-feeling, not object-object.
It's not about economics, it's projection and transference. His collection of economic concepts are more like waking dream symbolism. He collects and organizes them to fit the nightmare. Think of it as the emotional dream symbolism is leaking through.
Look at the emotionally loaded terms he uses repeatedly. We could count them, put them in a Paretto chart, and use that as a point for determining the predominant issues. It's actually measurable, just by counting them.
Why economics as a choice, for him, of subjects?
We all have deeper reasons for our choice of topics, doctors, lawyers, therapists, actors. Some are not so deep, some are. Usually, the only thing it affects is our choice of subjects that we end up with as a career. The rest is just learned objects that have to do with the subject.
But, when they are really emotionally loaded, you know...
What is the "mal-investment" that one would experience as a ten year old? Who was the "liberal", the overspending liberal that caused the mal-investment?
Who's he really arguing with, cuz you know it can't be you. He's piled to much crap on top of his picture of you, you know that.
It's usually too subtle for us layman, but we get these rare opportunities to see it displayed in bold relief.
I couldn't resist. It's so obvious, when you know what you're looking at.
Alice in Wonderland was much more fun. That's a rabbit hole you don't mind falling into.
You just keep getting sucked right into the mind @#$% hole.
