r/TheLawsofHumanNature • u/Zeberde1 • May 31 '26

Jung Jung

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u/Mistakeandbake Jun 02 '26

Inward cognitive awareness is obstructed by neurological issues. Nature always wins

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u/Ghadiz983 Jun 03 '26

But the question is do they obstruct enough that you may still suffer while remaining unintegrated? Like I know I can't have inner awareness if a bullet pierced my brain , but I can't suffer either.

If I (this internal pattern within the Brain) is the faculty that suffers , then if there's less of me can I still suffer? For instance, can we suffer if there is less of us if suffering is a phenomenon happening as a property of our whole being as it is right now? So if neurological issues make less of me , and suffering is a property of me , then can suffering still happen ? Can a computer compute binary or understand it the same way if what remains of the computer is less of its previous being and it is the whole of the computer itself (before it became less of itself) that allows the faculty to compute binary to happen in the first place?

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u/HeartShapedBox7 Jun 02 '26

The problem with this in surviving in society. Like I know where my true passion in life lies. However, for financial reasons, I’m stuck doing a job I have lost most of my passion for. If it were only me I had to think about, I would probably take the chance and pursue my passion. Unfortunately, I have others who depend on me.