Dissociative Identity Disorder must be hell to live with if you are aware 
of it in yourself.  Gabby, Hope, Donna and Pol (who has at least been 
pol.sci.kid in perpetual student time for longer than it takes to get a 
PhD) all have pretend radical features that can't stand much probing and 
quickly seek to blame others through projection of their worst aspects. 
 The insanity is largely in the 'repeated toilet cleaning' - the same 
devices be scrubbed away with over and over.  The idea is to subject 
victims to prick teasing without any fun and only to raise an expectation 
that can then be crushed..  All one can give is time and hope the real 
victim gets to see herself without the trauma.

In terms of the war machine, rather than parochial issues, 
psycho-pathologies are rampant, idealised as correctly mannered behaviour 
and give rise to killing leaderships that play chess with people.  What 
does the human condition do with reality other than push it down and away? 
 Why might we tell stories of people tranced?  What was thee banality of 
evil, perhaps more likely the secret pleasures of the banal, in 
mobilisation to war - when our lives are so full. focused, prioritised and 
essential they can be thrown onto the war scrapheap tomorrow?

On Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at 7:03:18 PM UTC, archytas wrote:
>
> You would really Gabby.  Tell us what a perceptual speed language is, if 
> you can drag yourself away from old trilbies.  One feature of them is 
> spotting sour old chestnuts who have been everywhere and bought all the 
> T-shirts.  So maybe tell us:
> 1. how a perceptual speed language works
> 2. how such might allow big data decision-making and even peace.
>
> Wait!  I know!  Why not slag someone off like a 14 year old troll!  Gosh! 
>  That's new!
>
> On Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at 5:52:52 PM UTC, Gabby wrote:
>>
>> I see you pumping a lot of hate, lies, indirect accusations and all that 
>> stuff into the group. What exactly do you want to know? Maybe we can help 
>> you on the short track, give it a try!?
>>
>> On Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at 6:34:22 PM UTC+1, archytas wrote:
>>>
>>> Somehow, midst strangely fewer gems per acre than produced by 
>>> traditional chained monkeys at typewriters, Hegel and Nietzsche relished 
>>> war.  Hegel thought the ultimate contest would be between North and South 
>>> America, Nietzsche that real men were warriors and women were for the 
>>> recreation of such men.  In 'bag of words' interviewing, one of the things 
>>> we look for are reference points in what people say that should have 
>>>  empirical checks we can make.  Once you have someone telling you they were 
>>> never in a room full of their fingerprints ...
>>>
>>> Nietzsche seemed to relish war in the same way as post WW2 morons like 
>>> us, listening to the beating of the drums of a 'war to end all wars' 
>>> speech, without easily lapsed memories on the last one of these and what 
>>> has followed since.  Ask yourself and other people what you know about war. 
>>>  I can say you won't find anyone who has much clue about the realities - 
>>> but how can we establish what the realities of war are?
>>>
>>> Primitive societies (those that will have politically correct drongoes 
>>> castigating one's use of the term primitive) usually state that 'revenge' 
>>> is the main reason for ongoing wars.  Plenty of examples of that in this 
>>> group, as the children claim 'she hit me first'.  I blame my big sister fro 
>>> dropping me in a carry cot when I was 18 months old.  I claim to remember a 
>>> pink carrycot - this was the one I used to use a a toboggan to ride down 
>>> the stairs when old enough to have actual memories.  The one we had at the 
>>> time relevant to the dropping 'memories' was green.  Of course, traumatised 
>>> by the incident, I would inevitably confuse colours ... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz - 
>>> or so it seems until you meet people involved in fantasy against fantasy 
>>> "arguments" about real vendetta, range war and plans to hide a small 
>>> population under Cheyenne Mountain to emerge 300 years after the 
>>> thermo-nuclear "resolution". 
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at 1:56:30 PM UTC, facilitator wrote:
>>>>
>>>> War brings resolut
>>>> We go to war in a variety of ways, big to small. daily (some of us), in 
>>>> interpersonal ways, and over decades, as the human race. Why?
>>>>
>>>

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