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Demons as Parasitic Patterns
- Demons are described as parasitic, intelligent patterns that can possess individuals, such as the "demon of anger."
- Demonology involves recognizing and naming these transpersonal patterns affecting behavior.
Demons Have Agency, Not Consciousness
- Demons have agency and intelligence but are not necessarily conscious entities.
- This suggests demons might be embodied patterns or structures influencing behavior without conscious actors.
Demons as Distributed Cognition
- Demon concepts can be reframed within distributed cognition and collective intelligence models.
- This moves evil and agency beyond individual moral choice to collective patterns.