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TLDR; a process for creating positive psychology. | |||
The act of creating an environment for positive psychology writ large, as a first step to substantial growth via [[Neuroplastic Sublimation]]. Note that this plasticity is this teleological or goal oriented to creating a just, free, and prosperous society in the full sense of being human. | |||
The endpoint of such exploration is humility (getting called out by the times), responsibility, [[Collaborative Transcendence]], and a general quest for inclusive prosperity which solves human-caused problems, in net effect, faster than they are created. | Psychoplastic and neuroplastic Sublimation or growth are the process by which we generate a positive, inclusive, abundance psychology necessary for solving human problems of [[Ponerology]]. | ||
The endpoint of such exploration is humility (getting called out by the times for positive change as opposed to degeneration), responsibility, [[Collaborative Transcendence]], and a general quest for inclusive prosperity which solves human-caused problems, in net effect, faster than they are created. |
Latest revision as of 21:57, 13 November 2024
TLDR; a process for creating positive psychology.
The act of creating an environment for positive psychology writ large, as a first step to substantial growth via Neuroplastic Sublimation. Note that this plasticity is this teleological or goal oriented to creating a just, free, and prosperous society in the full sense of being human.
Psychoplastic and neuroplastic Sublimation or growth are the process by which we generate a positive, inclusive, abundance psychology necessary for solving human problems of Ponerology.
The endpoint of such exploration is humility (getting called out by the times for positive change as opposed to degeneration), responsibility, Collaborative Transcendence, and a general quest for inclusive prosperity which solves human-caused problems, in net effect, faster than they are created.