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See The Materialist Cult and Inoculation
We dismissed the discipline and run on its vocabulary
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Psychology is the normie exploration of the mind.
Psychology is the normie exploration of the mind. {{R|inherited}}


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That is the inherited line. It uses a word this wiki has since retired — see [[Hylics]] — and it is left in place because the record is the record. {{R|firsthand|by=Gershon}}


== See also ==
== We run on it ==


See [[The Materialist Cult]] and [[Inoculation]].
The dismissal is difficult to maintain while using the discipline's vocabulary for load-bearing work. {{R|contested}}
 
[[Mind Divers]] is the clearest case. The practice is described on this wiki as locating and interrogating '''the Shadow''' — a term this wiki did not coin, attributed on that very page to Jung, taken over without modification, and doing the entire explanatory job of the entry. We did not borrow a convenient label. We borrowed the concept and then called the field that produced it a normie pastime. {{R|inherited}}
 
It is not the only case. Much of what the wiki says about repression, projection, the parts of a person that surface without permission, and why a mind can hold something it cannot look at directly, is psychology's, arriving here through several removes and usually unattributed. {{R|unverified}}
 
== What is actually being claimed ==
 
Once the contempt is removed, the disagreement is narrow and stateable. {{R|contested}}
 
Psychology describes the mind as closed — whatever happens in there arises in there, from a person's history, structure and circumstances. This wiki holds that it is not closed, and that some of what arrives has a source outside the person. Everything else on this wiki is downstream of that single difference. {{R|unverified}}
 
Note what the difference does '''not''' license: nothing in it makes the psychological account wrong about the material it covers, which is nearly all of it. [[Affliction]] holds that no test distinguishes the two readings, and [[Psychiatry]] sets out why the better-sourced discipline is not this one. {{R|contested}}
 
{{Sourcing
| from  = The inherited line, and an inventory of the terms this wiki uses without attribution.
| by    = Gershon.
| doubt  = A short entry about a large discipline, written by people who have read very little of it and are using its concepts anyway. The one-sentence statement of the disagreement is ours and no psychologist has agreed that it is the disagreement.
| wanted = A reading list, from anyone qualified to write one.
}}


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Revision as of 22:52, 5 September 2026

Psychology is the normie exploration of the mind. inherited


That is the inherited line. It uses a word this wiki has since retired — see Hylics — and it is left in place because the record is the record. firsthand · Gershon


We run on it

The dismissal is difficult to maintain while using the discipline's vocabulary for load-bearing work. contested


Mind Divers is the clearest case. The practice is described on this wiki as locating and interrogating the Shadow — a term this wiki did not coin, attributed on that very page to Jung, taken over without modification, and doing the entire explanatory job of the entry. We did not borrow a convenient label. We borrowed the concept and then called the field that produced it a normie pastime. inherited


It is not the only case. Much of what the wiki says about repression, projection, the parts of a person that surface without permission, and why a mind can hold something it cannot look at directly, is psychology's, arriving here through several removes and usually unattributed. unverified


What is actually being claimed

Once the contempt is removed, the disagreement is narrow and stateable. contested


Psychology describes the mind as closed — whatever happens in there arises in there, from a person's history, structure and circumstances. This wiki holds that it is not closed, and that some of what arrives has a source outside the person. Everything else on this wiki is downstream of that single difference. unverified


Note what the difference does not license: nothing in it makes the psychological account wrong about the material it covers, which is nearly all of it. Affliction holds that no test distinguishes the two readings, and Psychiatry sets out why the better-sourced discipline is not this one. contested


How this entry was assembled
Drawn from: The inherited line, and an inventory of the terms this wiki uses without attribution.
Compiled by: Gershon.
Known weaknesses: A short entry about a large discipline, written by people who have read very little of it and are using its concepts anyway. The one-sentence statement of the disagreement is ours and no psychologist has agreed that it is the disagreement.
Wanted: A reading list, from anyone qualified to write one.