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Mental health care
tycho
#61 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 2:49:18 PM
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Technology is knowledge in use, and given that all action is intended to create equilibrium, technology is meant to facilitate social and cultural changes.

Mental ailments arise when there is a disparity between technological elements and human self concept.

Normal is when technology changes as quickly as self concept.
ChessMaster
#62 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:09:19 PM
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Now thats a problem we are facing,technology have outpaced concepts that we hold.
Uncertainty is certain.Let go
tycho
#63 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:31:37 PM
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ChessMaster wrote:
Now thats a problem we are facing,technology have outpaced concepts that we hold.


I have been thinking about Breivik and Kaczinski. I have reason to believe that their actions are indicative of mental illness.

Let's start with Kaczinski. His 'road to revolution' details how Man has become helpless against technology, and urges a reversion to 'nature'.

But it was lost on him that it was humanity that was to transform and be at par with technology. He is defeated. He isn't a being anymore.

Same case applies to Breivik. Technology has brought all people together. How can one find conservatism on the past?

Man has to transform. Relationships are changing as jobs are changing.

We need a paradigm shift even in how we live, and it is too stressful.
ChessMaster
#64 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:41:32 PM
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I agree,their approach couldn't work. They should have focused on recovering those values they say that we lost because of technology. I think the stress is being caused by people resisting change
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tycho
#65 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:51:04 PM
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Or that we aren't seeing what is happening and consequently not doing what needs to be done.
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#66 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:59:54 PM
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Quite possible
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tycho
#67 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:02:58 PM
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ChessMaster wrote:
Quite possible


What do you mean?
ChessMaster
#68 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:07:32 PM
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tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
Quite possible


What do you mean?


I'm working on the assumption that people resist change and people won't bother with things until it the need arises. That being said,then it is possible that we are not seeing what needs to be done.
Uncertainty is certain.Let go
tycho
#69 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:16:31 PM
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ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
Quite possible


What do you mean?


I'm working on the assumption that people resist change and people won't bother with things until it the need arises. That being said,then it is possible that we are not seeing what needs to be done.


Imagine conditions for superconductivity. Life thrives on resistance.

It is how forces are aligned that matters most.
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#70 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:20:01 PM
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tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
Quite possible


What do you mean?


I'm working on the assumption that people resist change and people won't bother with things until it the need arises. That being said,then it is possible that we are not seeing what needs to be done.


Imagine conditions for superconductivity. Life thrives on resistance.

It is how forces are aligned that matters most.


Reminds me of friction and motion.
Uncertainty is certain.Let go
tycho
#71 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:31:22 PM
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ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
Quite possible


What do you mean?


I'm working on the assumption that people resist change and people won't bother with things until it the need arises. That being said,then it is possible that we are not seeing what needs to be done.


Imagine conditions for superconductivity. Life thrives on resistance.

It is how forces are aligned that matters most.


Reminds me of friction and motion.


Now add intention.
ChessMaster
#72 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:33:50 PM
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tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
Quite possible


What do you mean?


I'm working on the assumption that people resist change and people won't bother with things until it the need arises. That being said,then it is possible that we are not seeing what needs to be done.


Imagine conditions for superconductivity. Life thrives on resistance.

It is how forces are aligned that matters most.


Reminds me of friction and motion.


Now add intention.


Ah,intention aligns and intention is based on consciousness and consciousness perception.
Uncertainty is certain.Let go
tycho
#73 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 6:38:06 PM
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In a 'knowledge based' economy mental health care facilities will be owned and run in networks, and programmers and data scientists will play a critical role.

With the evernet and abilities to teleport, and with 3d imaging and advances in AI and robotics, we will not only have humans getting quality health care from their homes, but poverty and death will be defeated.

One will be able to have a digital clone that will enable him to be at many places at once, there'll be constant appraisal of health status, advanced medical procedures, and in the event one 'dies', the digital image will still be able to work, relate with people, and 'create' new things.

Death is running out of fashion.

How can humanity face these changes?
ChessMaster
#74 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 7:42:33 PM
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I think such changes will be the norm for millennials grandchildren.For us they are too drastic.
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tycho
#75 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 7:58:59 PM
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Yes, the changes cannot come that drastically, but with faiba offering data speeds 100mbs, you can be sure that 20 years is a lot of time for these changes.

It all depends on how entrepreneurs will seize the opportunity.

Small steps can be taken now, as research and development increases its pace.

For example, 'we' could start with simple 2d products and intelligent simulators and networks running on phones and monitors and later advance to digital clones.

These simple products can address market needs from a very early stage.

School carricula and training methods can be changed slowly, themes in art and entertainment can be changed, and the Jua Kali sector can be redefined.

Social and cultural events can be programed early enough from an entrepreneurial perspective to facilitate these on going changes.
ChessMaster
#76 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 9:45:21 PM
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tycho wrote:
Yes, the changes cannot come that drastically, but with faiba offering data speeds 100mbs, you can be sure that 20 years is a lot of time for these changes.

It all depends on how entrepreneurs will seize the opportunity.

Small steps can be taken now, as research and development increases its pace.

For example, 'we' could start with simple 2d products and intelligent simulators and networks running on phones and monitors and later advance to digital clones.

These simple products can address market needs from a very early stage.

School carricula and training methods can be changed slowly, themes in art and entertainment can be changed, and the Jua Kali sector can be redefined.

Social and cultural events can be programed early enough from an entrepreneurial perspective to facilitate these on going changes.


First thing,what is driving things as they are in the things you've mentioned?
Uncertainty is certain.Let go
tycho
#77 Posted : Wednesday, February 20, 2013 10:40:41 PM
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ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
Yes, the changes cannot come that drastically, but with faiba offering data speeds 100mbs, you can be sure that 20 years is a lot of time for these changes.

It all depends on how entrepreneurs will seize the opportunity.

Small steps can be taken now, as research and development increases its pace.

For example, 'we' could start with simple 2d products and intelligent simulators and networks running on phones and monitors and later advance to digital clones.

These simple products can address market needs from a very early stage.

School carricula and training methods can be changed slowly, themes in art and entertainment can be changed, and the Jua Kali sector can be redefined.

Social and cultural events can be programed early enough from an entrepreneurial perspective to facilitate these on going changes.


First thing,what is driving things as they are in the things you've mentioned?


The desire for Self actualization and identity.
ChessMaster
#78 Posted : Thursday, February 21, 2013 6:44:18 PM
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tycho wrote:
ChessMaster wrote:
tycho wrote:
Yes, the changes cannot come that drastically, but with faiba offering data speeds 100mbs, you can be sure that 20 years is a lot of time for these changes.

It all depends on how entrepreneurs will seize the opportunity.

Small steps can be taken now, as research and development increases its pace.

For example, 'we' could start with simple 2d products and intelligent simulators and networks running on phones and monitors and later advance to digital clones.

These simple products can address market needs from a very early stage.

School carricula and training methods can be changed slowly, themes in art and entertainment can be changed, and the Jua Kali sector can be redefined.

Social and cultural events can be programed early enough from an entrepreneurial perspective to facilitate these on going changes.


First thing,what is driving things as they are in the things you've mentioned?


The desire for Self actualization and identity.


If people don't share the same views when it comes to Self actualization and identity,how will they be united to pursue such actions.
Uncertainty is certain.Let go
tycho
#79 Posted : Thursday, February 21, 2013 7:46:46 PM
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Globalization, and the increasing interconnection of cultures, demands a framework in which one is able to relate with others while still maintaining his/her freedom.

That is, these ideas need only be taken to the market, or subjected to market forces.
ChessMaster
#80 Posted : Thursday, February 21, 2013 7:54:50 PM
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tycho wrote:
Globalization, and the increasing interconnection of cultures, demands a framework in which one is able to relate with others while still maintaining his/her freedom.

That is, these ideas need only be taken to the market, or subjected to market forces.


And this freedom will be created organically as the system continues to integrate. I can see your point. I think now we're at the chaos period followed by integration. Market forces will start seeking an alternative to the chaos soon enough.
Uncertainty is certain.Let go
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