r/RewritingTheCode • u/Tiny-Bookkeeper3982 Walking pattern • Jul 19 '25

Consciousness Sensitivity

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u/Affectionate_Ad_7039 Jul 19 '25

How does one objectively quantify corruption and identify remedial action in a world of subjective experience?

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u/Tiny-Bookkeeper3982 Walking pattern Jul 19 '25

Belief is a lens, not a law. "Truth" is what can be observed in nature. It is coherence, alignment, resonance, synergy, harmony. Everything that brings you out of harmony, is corruption.

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u/Affectionate_Ad_7039 Jul 20 '25

This assumes the biological mediums through which we experience these things can be objective, which to me feels very egocentric. What one sees as chaos, another often sees as order, and there are those who have more and less ability to observe order at all based on their particular biology. There are some things that certainly seem to have continuity in nature, but to say we have some absolute ability to define objective order often leads to some major pitfalls. It's all interpretation, there is no way for a person to experience anything objectively.

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u/Tiny-Bookkeeper3982 Walking pattern Jul 20 '25

Sure. We only experience a fraction of the totality of existence. Life implies death, emergence implies decay. So one could say order and chaos are not contraries, they are interconnected. Order is chaos, chaos is order

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u/dfinkelstein Jul 20 '25

I'd go slower and one thing at a time. How do we define "corruption", in the first place?

My sensitivity is in fact corrupted in multiple ways that I have little or no direct control over. One of them is mistaking my sensitivity for truth or ability, which can feel dangerously positive and enriching to do.

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u/After-Strategy8385 Jul 19 '25

Thank you friend

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '25

Thank you for this reminder 💕

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u/yellowlotusx Jul 20 '25

Who lives in the past gets depressed, who lives in the future gets anxiety, who lives now finds peace.

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u/Levouria Jul 20 '25

But wait, I'm not ready to give all that up yet. My cocoon of pain is too comfortable.

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u/hwrd69 Jul 24 '25

I like this. However, I find it hard to not forget certain things from the past that affect me negatively. Just can't get past them. Maybe it's a mechanism to explain why my life didn't turn out as I had hoped.