[Ailist] Fake it till ya make it

[Robyn McCulloch]

What a fun thread this has been to read and explore and ponder. So on 
a Sunday afternoon, here's my contribution:

If we are evolutionary beings, and indeed evolve within our own 
lifetime, then aren't we always becoming something? And if that 
something is unfamiliar to us (as in the unexplored territory, new 
practices, new habits, etc.), if it does not feel like our self that 
we are familiar with, perhaps it does feel foreign and our language 
doesn't have words for that. Our body recognizes it as a new action, 
hence the incongruence with the known self. And just when actions 
become congruent with language, perhaps the cycle begins all over 
again, where the old falls away and the new feels awkward. (Seems 
like that's better than having it becoming reified and we only have 
one option in front of us as a rigid being, unwilling to experiment 
and try something new.)

My take on the topic -
Robyn
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