How did you know about this guy Descartes’ pine cone..That’s the cockpit where I’m divided into 26,192 people and go into their heads to control them. It’s a dog ending in Silent Hill. It would end with the discovering that the entire underworld is being manipulated by that damn bastard Siba Inu.
The pine cone-shaped organ is said to have been revered by ancient civilized men, who carved it out of bas-relief and treated it as sacred. How do these bastards not know about my cockpit. No matter how much my cockpit is Han’s secret magic, this isn’t even that old of a thing that was passed down, but anyway, it’s insanely fascinating.
Let's talk a bit about Silent Hill. The little protagonists of this game keep looking like they’re somewhere else. Whether it was the curse of his birth or an inner sense of guilt, he kept stirring through the blood-red, rusted world. The other world is a mode of the unconscious that differs from the surface of real life.
Then what is a creature? If you think in terms of the brain, it is a single neuron, a brain cell. If the patterns of the unconscious constitute the sum of the worlds, then the creatures that appear there are the qualitative forms of the unconscious-world, a dynamic organism. Then what is the appendage of this type. It is the corpse of a creature that was shot, buried, and trampled by Heather Mason.
The corpse of this creature is the result of the typical act of moving around, attacking the protagonists, getting beaten, and then dying. But the interesting thing is that all of this is just a byproduct manifesting from the protagonist’s unconscious. In other words, my brain kept making my fist deliver uppercuts to my face, and I got so pissed off that I cut off the fist with a chainsaw. Anyway, it’s an insanely good and interesting game.
It was said that the corpse of a Slient Hill's creature is an appendage of the world-qualitative form, and similarly, the is a world that manipulates human cognition and perception and functions as a part of it. pine cone, this bastard is actually insanely scary once you get to know him. According to Descartes, among the parts of the body I know, it is an insanely great and terrifying entity. A home for the soul. wow!
So, what was Descartes believing to say that pine corn organ is the greatest part of the body, you jerk? Descartes is an insanely funny person. If He was Asian, I’d probably have self-immolated over whether it was dualism of self.
(Was Descartes a tomb raider?) So, being a mad scientist who used to dissect corpses, He figured out the stereotypical anatomical position of the pineal gland, and since it’s in the middle of the brain, I thought it was the place where souls exist—so I’d neutered it with iron blood? wow..
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Anyway. What do those who believe that human will to act, in opposition to the uniform order of the body, manifests in another intangible form, really believe and think that way?
Is that heaven and God?
Why do some parts of humans so faithfully believe that there is a version of themselves in another dimension and in another being, rather than themselves. I'm very curious about this.
Is the escapism that arises during the development of the brain capacity of the species called humans and the process of socialization, indeed the gods and the afterlife who exist on earth. Then who was the first to use that on a political level? What are you doing, genius? Anyway, it’s clear that that was an insanely badass politician.
Anyway, I have many questions about this matter. I cannot tell whether the idea of mind-body dualism arises from a representation of the will or from an escapist awareness of reality! It’s a fork in the road where the outcome changes a lot, so I can’t know for sure. (Ah! The two forks in life!)
