Thought Creates Our World, And Then Says

Indeed, The Attempt To Live According To The Notion That The Fragments Are Really Separate Is, In Essence, What Has Led To The Growing Series Of Extremely Urgent Crises That Is Confronting Us Today.

The Treatment Of The Indeterminacy Principle As Absolute And Final Can Then Be Criticized As Constituting An Arbitrary Restriction On Scientific Theories, Since It Does Not Follow From The Quantum Theory As Such, But Rather From The Assumption Of The Unlimited Validity Of Certain Of Its Features, An Assumption That Can In No Way Ever Be Subjected To Experimental Proof.

Thought Reflexes Get Conditioned Very Strongly, And They Are Very Hard To Change. And The Also Interfere. A Reflex May Connect To The Endorphins And Produce An Impulse To Hold That Whole Pattern Forther. In Other Words, It Produces A Defensive Reflex. Not Merely Is It Stuck Because It's Chemically So Well Built Up, But Also There Is A Defensive Reflex Which Defends Against Evidence Which Might Weaken It. Thus It All Happens, One Reflex After Another After Another. It's Just A Vast System Of Reflexes. And They Form A 'structure' As They Get More Rigid.

During The Past Few Decades, Modern Technology, With Radio, Tv, Air Travel, And Satellites, Has Woven A Network Of Communication Which Puts Each Part Of The World In To Almost Instant Contact With All The Other Parts.

Another Problem Of Fragmentation Is That Thought Divides Itself From Feeling And From The Body. Thought Is Said To Be The Mind; We Have The Notion That It Is Something Abstract Or Spiritual Or Immaterial. Then There Is The Body, Which Is Very Physical. And We Have Emotions, Which Are Perhaps Somewhere In Between. The Idea Is That They Are All Different. That Is, We Think Of Them As Different. And We Experience Them As Different Because We Think Of Them As Different.