| self-conqueror, key-to-Buddhism, key-to-Islam, key-to-Marxism, Marx-and-Hegel, Marx's-debt, Chandragomin, key-to-Lenin, understanding-Lenin, critique-of-Lenin, understanding-the-Khmer-Rouge, understanding-communism, understanding-Marxism, key-to-religion, claustrocortical, Chandragomin, Zona-incerta, anti-Chomsky, anti-Marx, anti-Buddha, dharmachakrapravartana, chakra-yatra, noumenalism, vivarta, vivarta-vada, cayan-teuke, pancausalism, pancausality, asankhata, avyakata, rules-without-meaning, kappa-opioids, Humboldt-system, Qajir, pathsplitter, Eliye-birds, Chinggis-tengri, Sino-Tangut, Bactria-Margiana-Archeological-Complex, Taravjav-Ganbold, sapta-svapna, Vehicles-of-Hope, N-Valentinov, Jacob-Talmon, particulate-principle, bundle-of-passions, autoscopy, self-cycle, psychological-investment, mind-maintenance, prudential-ethics, aasha-rath, CCSUB, Vishwakarman, visvakarman, vishvakarman, Oguz-Ogur, Katantra, Ibotenate, panselectionism, Kolakoski-sequence, neural-heat-exchanger, neural-counter-current, hippocampal-navigation, disposable-soma, external-mortality, extrinsic-mortality, Uttarapandit, Tad-Ekam, ekayana-magga, ekayana-marga, sattipatthana, sakshin, saksin, subject-of-knowing, synthetic-unity-of-apperception, upeksha, asravas, asavas, neuroepistemology, neuro-ontology, neurognosis, Mooreism, values-as-facts, attribution-fallacy, psychological-asymmetry, attitude-asymmetry, attitude-bias, risk-asymmetry, decision-compartmentalization, Kahneman-Tversky, decision-asymmetry, decision-queue, non-pomo, anti-pomo, non-constructivist, anti-constructivist, non-Chomsky, non-behaviorist, anti-behaviorist, Mahasammata, Agganna-Sutta, Wang-An-Shih, Teb-Tengri, twomode, stability-of-belief, Aristotle-as-scientist, interpreting-Darwin, Plato's-errors, Platonic-errors, Platonic-fallacies, understanding-Schopenhauer , Hegel's-mistakes, Hegel's-errors, core-control-system-of-the-upper-brainstem, understanding-Hobbes, critique-of-Rousseau, key-to-Christianity, understanding-Mohammed, understanding-Shankara, Shankara-and-Kant, The-world-conqueror , Chakravartin-Chingis-Khan, 1 Science, philosophy and religion 1.1 Science 1.1.1 Neuroscience 1.1.1.1 "A" is for Amphioxus 1.1.1.2 "B" is for brainstem 1.1.1.3 "C" is for cortex 1.1.2 Behavioral biology 1.1.2.1 Human nature 1.1.3 Mechanisms of mind 1.1.3.1 The self which is you... 1.1.3.2 Consciousness 1.1.3.3 The attitude system 1.2 Philosophy 1.2.1 Ontology 1.2.1.1 Nested ontology 1.2.2 Epistemology 1.2.3 Ethics 1.2.3.1 Choice, free will and responsibility 1.2.3.2 Fragments of a moral code for the future 1.2.3.3 The good life and its presuppositions 1.2.3.4 Politics 1.3 Religion 1.3.1 Man's need for religion 1.3.1.1 Gurus, preachers and priests 1.3.2 Book: Vehicles of Hope 2 Culture 2.1 Language 2.2 Art 2.2.1 Music 2.3 The doctrine of the two orders 2.3.1 Sapta Svapna Sutra, or The Seven Dream Discourse 2.4 Cultural history 2.5 Civilization 2.5.1 Critique of civilizations 2.5.2 Metaculture, or the civilization scheme 3 Miscellany |