Comments by "Peter deWolf" (@StoneShards) on "Jordan B Peterson" channel.

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  37. "The natural bandwidth of consciousness"?...eh...argh...I gotta backtrack...to 2:40--first proposition: "To see the world we must prioritize our perceptions." The ant on the sidewalk is less important than the car on the driveway?? They seem to agree that this process is not deliberate, though the phrasing of the proposition implied otherwise. "Body", "spirit", "mind/abstract intent"...Jordan wants to bring the academic approach into intrapersonal significance. These terms, and others like it, make a good bridge. "The process has to be dynamic and self-organizing"...uh, what means, "self-organizing"?...hehehe...V's kicking the can down the road..."A hierarchy of transformation from mind to body" is a good start, Jordan! I think the pattern of the body as transcribed in DNA is the pre-existing "dynamic and self-organizing" process that initiates the sensory system upon the foundation of the physical body. The natural urge to complexification abstracts the basic sensory level to an intermediate level of "sub-processing", where the sensory signals are filtered and modified, producing a "desensitization" effect, where we are allowed to ignore unimportant low-level sensory signals...it's efficient to do so. The same thing happens when you move your finger. The guitarist trains his fingers to do things the average fingers don't do. He instantiates habits of movement that, after practiced, become triggerable operations...it's efficient to do so. The "habit nature" is vast and powerful. You can use it at will--or it can use YOU without your will.
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