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Illustration, please! [+] |
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And this is a halfbaked idea... somehow? |
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ah yes, Research Should Be Done. |
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One discursive regime change mid20th century was the idea that happiness was not only or even having a smile on your face. |
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//Between Love and Madness...// Low, lox,
lozenge, mabbuck, maelstrom. |
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Also there should be the consideration that some concepts are codependent functions. |
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Like Douglas Adams' universe, the mind is changed by any idea about it. |
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Interesting point, but I'm with the "where's the idea?" crowd on this one. |
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I agree, I don't think there is a particular idea here, nor do I agree with the spirit of the idea. |
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The Freudian understanding of happiness is far more accurate, but it is offensive to certain to societies where there is a rigidness of custom and a dominant form of happiness, for example when one recieves a gift, or is socially included. Also happiness in the Freudian understanding can also be achieved through dissent. If love is conceptualized as a form of happiness in the Freudian sense, then it could be finding exactly who you are looking for especially if you have been particular. Love as a form of madness can be something like unrequited love, where any experience of the love requires 'introversion', and detachment. |
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