Learning while resting

Considering the Ukrainian president, do you think that movies could hold part of a successful ruling and learning path? He is known for having a camera following him, recording and sharing with people, events that he considers worth mentioning. Be it a show or just a tweet my question is if his ways make him a pioneer in finding a reliable leader. Sorry, English isn't my first language. I'll try to explain:

Imagine you dream of becoming a diplomat, but you are an high school dropout. You know there are mandatory skills before that important life choice, but you lack the patience to return to school. All this in a world where the citizen with the most empathy could pass from the slums to the president's office in a day. In order to succeed, you hire a screenwriter to present you a metaphor/question that englobes the most people possible. Whoever answers who is who correctly, would definitely become important. The screenwriter thinks and thinks, and the result is a very confusing movie where most characters are wearing masks because they asked for privacy until their issue is solved, the script confuses even the actors where two opposing ideas are shown in one phrase...leaving the audience wondering all sorts of things.

A few years ago, after a mental episode, I started hearing voices. And these voices seem to carry their own world if you try to connect every conversation they have. But they don't know the world they speak because it all belongs to the unconscious. It's similar to The Game - you win by not knowing it exists (for example: you just lost). Their world was given a big extension because I presumed the voices have what I call the 'double' and 'report' ability. The double ability is this: One day they just went silent with surprise after I concluded successfully that they can say two things in one phrase to two entities (in this case it was a conversation between me, the main voice, and a second hidden voice: I was being paranoid to the fact that the voice's "you really think so" didn't expressively suit my remark, leading me to believe that our brain is also an awesome script supervisor). The report ability happened when there was a contrast in opinion between me (obviously right) and the voices (obviously wrong). I defended them saying that they were not saying "you are wrong" they were saying "I'm wondering the realities you are concerned about being wrong."

This is great if you want to give your favorite books or movies a second go, considering Carl Jung's theory about the collective unconscious, wondering what is the brain inspiring the writers to say. Jung says "And the essential thing, psychologically, is that in dreams, fantasies, and other exceptional states of mind the most far-fetched mythological motifs and symbols can appear natively at any time, often, apparently, as the result of particular influences, traditions, and excitations working on the individual, but more often without any sign of them. These "primordial images" or "archetypes," as I have called them, belong to the basic stock of the unconscious psyche and cannot be explained as personal acquisitions. "

For example: did you know that Disney besides rooms with no windows, they have rules like sharing fake scripts and no beheading characters? If you combine the report ability with the double ability and watch Marvel's movie Endgame where Thor breaks the beheading rule it could look like they used a fake script at some point that invalidates Thor's actions. My favorite theory (in that movie) is that Tony Stark never woke up from his sleep in the ship. Captain America starts wondering what he would say if he were there with them in the scenes he actually is...and somehow with the development of this way of watching movies, reading books, listening music, you end seeing a fortune ball without a question made. That's where I see education fitting in (in place of the question)

All this to suggest the existence of endless perspectives inside music, movies and books. The only safe place I can see it applied is to adults who want to give school a second chance, I'm not saying that people are slow thinkers and this helps, I'm taking advantage of the voices, saying that with habit, everything you watch during your breaks, could help you polish a certainty of what you just learned in a fun way. Either that or using it to regain your interest in school, you would run a vote of which infinities are useful to understand the confusing movie I mentioned in the first example.

I'm doing something about this, I'm just a bit bad at explaining the base of it.

Submitted May 02, 2022 at 10:11AM by Savings_Wedding_8624 https://ift.tt/5EC2GfV