Inyash Brodsky

Even if it's not technically true?

Am I anywhere on the right path here?

Okay.

And all that primarily boils down to the first factor of personality, which was evolved into us for good social survival reasons and became the superego eventually.

Oh, my God.

And there could be calls for things like, help me, I need some food or something.

Okay.

So they have to be like instinctive.

You need fast action calls.

Hmm.

That is fascinating.

A lot of animals have mating calls, too.

The mating calls, do they trigger an instinctive sort of mating response, you think?

And I bet there's a human equivalent.

I love this.

You keep coming back to this duality, so I want to touch on that real quick.

You say in the part three post that we're native dualists who feel at our core that we're made of spiritual stuff, which I

think is just true i've never heard anyone argue with with the assertion that that is how we feel a lot of people will assert that that's not literally true and i think they're correct but we absolutely do feel that way and also you say that this this seems to be binary either an organism does or doesn't have this this feeling about themselves basically you're saying that's what

a soul is that the word soul is an agreement between millions of people that the essence of a self the seat of agency this connection to the divine that is the word that we use for that the soul i really freaking love that because you're saying that this is an account of how the human soul evolved how'd you come up with that connection between the word soul and what we're talking about here

I know Wes would have issue with that.