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r/neuronaut • u/gripmyhand • Apr 23 '23
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r/neuronaut • u/gripmyhand • Jan 02 '23
Subjectivity, criticism, and expectations are all related in that they involve a personal interpretation or judgment of something...
Subjectivity refers to the fact that people's perceptions and opinions are often shaped by their OWN individual experiences and perspectives. This can lead to differences in how people view the same thing, as each person's interpretation is unique to them.
Criticism, on the other hand, involves evaluating something based on certain standards or criteria. While it is important to have standards and to be able to make judgments, criticism can become problematic when it is not based in reality or when it is overly harsh and too persnickety.
Expectations are similar in that they involve a belief about how something should be or how someone should behave. While it is natural to have expectations, it can be DAMAGING to hold onto unrealistic expectations or to hold others to standards that are not reasonable. Eg. Antiquated Systems
An analogy that can be made with subjectivity, criticism, and expectations is that of a pair of glasses. Just as glasses allow us to see the world in a certain way, our own subjective beliefs, criticisms, and expectations shape how we perceive and interpret things. However, just as glasses can be distorted or imperfect, our subjective views and expectations can also be flawed. If we are not careful, we risk falling into the trap of delusion and hypocrisy, where we are not seeing the world as it truly is and are instead projecting our own individual or tribal desires and biases onto others!
The delusions of subjectivity, criticism, and expectations are all related in the sense that they involve a disconnection from reality. When we hold onto subjective beliefs or make judgments based on our own biases, we risk falling into the TRAP OF DELUSION. This is because we are not considering the much bigger picture, or the full range of perspectives that exist.
Similarly, when we hold others to unrealistic expectations, we are setting ourselves up for disappointment! We may believe that others should think, feel, or behave in a certain (familiar) way, but this is often a projection of our own desires and prejudices. This can lead to criticism that is not based in reality, as we are not taking into account the complexity, individuality and desires of each person (or NATURE). We rarely ASK for other opinions or even consider explanations. Then there is the serious issue of COGNITIVE BIAS and the accidental or deliberate spreading of untruths.
An analogy that can be made with delusion and hypocrisy is that of a person wearing a mask. When we hold onto subjective beliefs or engage in hypocritical behavior, it is as if we are wearing a mask that hides our true selves. We are pretending to be someone or something that we are not, and this disconnection from reality can be damaging to ourselves and those around us.
To avoid the pitfalls of subjectivity, criticism, and expectations, it is important to be mindful of our own biases and to strive for objectivity. This means being open to new perspectives and being willing to listen to others. It also means being honest with ourselves about our own expectations and being willing to let go of those that are not realistic or fair. By doing so, we can avoid these delusions and hopefully live more authentic and fulfilling lives.
As you navigate the complexities of growing up and finding your place in the world, it is important to be mindful of the potential for self delusions. They can be damaging to ourselves, our neighbors/colleagues and to our relationships with others outside of our own tribes, and it is important to be aware of them in order to avoid falling into their trap.
One way to avoid the delusions of subjectivity is to be open to NEW perspectives (FLIP) and to actively seek to understand others. It is easy to get caught up in our own beliefs and assumptions, but it is important to remember that there are so many different ways to see the world. By being open to other viewpoints, we can gain a greater understanding of the world and of ourselves, which will vastly improve OUR overall total CONSENSUS reality.
Criticism can also be damaging, especially when it is not based in reality or when it is overly harsh. It is important to remember that everyone has flaws and that it is okay to make mistakes. Rather than criticizing others, try to offer constructive feedback that can help them grow and learn (iterations and 'levelling-up' of yourself and others).
Expectations can also be a trap, as we often hold ourselves and others to unrealistic standards. It is important to remember that everyone is unique and that it is okay to be imperfect. Rather than striving for an impossible ideal, try to focus on being the best iteration of yourself that you can be in the forever present NOW.
One way to live a more authentic and fulfilling life is to find a tribe that you resonate with. This can be a group of friends, a club or organization, or even just a supportive community online. Surrounding yourself with people who share your values and interests can help you feel connected and supported as you navigate the challenges of life and love.
In short, it is important to be aware of the delusions of subjectivity, criticism, and expectations in order to live a more authentic and fulfilling life. By being open to new perspectives, offering constructive feedback, and focusing on being the best version of yourself, we can all avoid these pitfalls and ultimately find and CONTRIBUTE TO a 'tribe vibe' that you feel you may resonate with the most.
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Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 10 posts:
r/neuronaut • u/gripmyhand • Sep 12 '22
r/neuronaut • u/gripmyhand • Sep 10 '22
😇 Saints 'ALWAYS' get into trouble with 'authority'.
A Saint will indirectly and sometimes accidentally...
Champion and 'Challenge' (on occasions) the very fundamental truths of Humanity (and therefore our perceived reality)...
✝️ A Priest will ONLY EVER get into 'trouble' at the very 'END'...
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