Lulie Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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@JackBushnell33 I recommend starting with David Deutsch (the Fabric of Reality talks about induction in particular). The shortest answer is “no”. A slightly less glib answer is that we don’t need induction when we have conjecture.

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On how to break out of the prison of your framework: “The essential step is the linguistic formulation of our beliefs. This objectifies them, and thus makes it possible for them to become targets of criticism.” — Karl Popper, The Myth of the Framework

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I was also interested in how people (especially children) get traumatised and how trauma is ‘stored’. Or rather: there’s an active process that keeps hang-ups in place—how does that work? The book Complex PTSD by Pete Walker gave a nice overview. Body Keeps the Score, too. 5/

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@sonikudzu @TCSphilosophy You might like the Power of Focusing by Ann Weiser Cornell, which is very nice for this stuff plus self-compassion 💕, and/or Focusing by Eugene Gendlin (I recommend the audiobook, it’s like 75mins and has a guided Focusing session — waaay better than meditation IMO 😈).

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How anti-rational memes are created: [Attachment Disturbances in Adults, by Daniel Brown and David Elliott] https://t.co/ydllivcxzk

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How Aristotle ruined philosophy for 2370 years [Inspired by The World of Parmenides by Karl Popper; errors mine.] #Ship30for30 [2/30] https://t.co/55dKdOjPct

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The Art of Accomplishment (previously called Life in VIEW) by @AuthenticJoeH is the best podcast that exists on personal development, psychology and emotion. Every episode has insight after insight. It goes against conventional wisdom, yet makes intuitive sense (& seems true!).

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@sonikudzu @TCSphilosophy You might like the Power of Focusing by Ann Weiser Cornell, which is very nice for this stuff plus self-compassion 💕, and/or Focusing by Eugene Gendlin (I recommend the audiobook, it’s like 75mins and has a guided Focusing session — waaay better than meditation IMO 😈).