From an #embodied POV first-person subjectivity is THE best way to understand how another person metabolizes & engages their experience. Their words and embodied actions display a (preferred) pathway of experiencing phenomenological moments as they unfold.

Hell hath no fury like a sideline parent

I might only communicate now in rap Though I know for me it's a real bad trap Cause I ain't that talented; I can barely yap That's prob enough, so I tip my cap

People who make proclamations about life, things or other people need to do this right now … stop proclaiming … put down their phone … and take their own advice. Stop proclaiming things, people!

Good stuff from @Orgone1 “The Reichian vision of life is that *everything living pulsates* from the cells upward, through individual organs, the rhythm and pulse of the heart and lungs, through to individuals and their moods. This understanding gives us a new lens that connects lots of disparate phenomena - our bodies do lots of different things that can be understood as pulsation - crying, laughter, birth, and infamously to Reich, orgasm. All are phenomena which have a pulsatory aspect.” pulsation1.substack.com/p/an…

Two scientific claims that are projections of the claimants: ❌ “Machines are conscious” ❌ “Emotions are cognitive predictions” Those advancing these claims reveal more about how THEY experience and conceptualize reality than about the nature of consciousness or emotion itself

Positivity can sometimes function as a way of preventing complexity from entering the conversation. “Great! Appreciate you! No worries!” keeps momentum and social ease, but it can also mean that disappointment, conflict, ambiguity, or feedback never become objects of inquiry.

Emotions and embodiment well described by Bill Burr👇🏼