The Importance of Consistency in Thinking

The conventional culturally accepted picture of the brain and thinking is that it's largely consistent. But if people like David Chapman are right, then this might be one of the big things that's causing me to look into his work. This sensations versus emotions versus mental stuff. I would love to have that conversation in a future chat. Let's go back to the fun criteria and stuff because I have some further hard hitting questions for you. So what's up? Oh, well, it's not the ideas that have to be in the line in alignment. It's the processes. That's the kind of conflict which we need to have if we are not to die.