Subject: Bored Students

Posted by Philip Abode on 12/29/2010
In Reply To:Bored Students Posted by Pedro D. Almaguer Prado on 12/29/2010

Message:

Pedro,

You said “We have tried to invent a new test to help us identify the actual values stored in the limbic brain of people, yet we have not succeeded, really do not know if this can be possible, many psychologists with whom I have discussed this I say you can not do this because everyone gives their own meaning to the words that name the values according to their internal filters that make them see realities different from everyone else.”

As I said, values ( those things we will like to make real or eliminate from reality) can best be inferred from studying patterns of behavior and action. Full employment, pacifism, love, hate, wealth, power, peace, individualism, holism, etc are but a few example of values. Human beings are value-laden. Whichever ones drive our actions is sure to create problem for at least someone else. Life is dialectical.

Philip

Follow Ups:

Bored Students - Pedro D. Almaguer Prado 12/29/2010 
Bored Students - Armando Córdova Olivieri 12/30/2010