Comments on: Plato’s Cave Revisited: The Cave Walls of Culture http://emergent-culture.com/cave-walls-of-culture/ Making Sense of the Human & Planetary Condition: Demystifying the Past, Unraveling the Present & Anticipating the Future Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:22:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Greg http://emergent-culture.com/cave-walls-of-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-28010 Greg Sat, 05 Jun 2010 17:43:25 +0000 http://emergent-culture.com/?p=927#comment-28010 Nicely done. An irony I see in "The trick now is to find credible sources of information on the web." still comes down to finding something that you "believe" to be true. The greater question to that is ultimately what is truth? How do we see beyond the image reflected on the wall and see that it is in fact NOT an image projected on the wall. Nicely done.

An irony I see in “The trick now is to find credible sources of information on the web.” still comes down to finding something that you “believe” to be true. The greater question to that is ultimately what is truth? How do we see beyond the image reflected on the wall and see that it is in fact NOT an image projected on the wall.

]]> By: Rohaan Solare http://emergent-culture.com/cave-walls-of-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-13394 Rohaan Solare Wed, 28 Oct 2009 18:11:48 +0000 http://emergent-culture.com/?p=927#comment-13394 @ Karen. Thank you for your comment. The intent is not dwell. Many are not aware of how pervasive the sinister force is and so I go into detail to expose the menace thoroughly. Other sections and articles provide emerging solutions to our dilemmas. @ Karen. Thank you for your comment. The intent is not dwell. Many are not aware of how pervasive the sinister force is and so I go into detail to expose the menace thoroughly. Other sections and articles provide emerging solutions to our dilemmas.

]]> By: Karen http://emergent-culture.com/cave-walls-of-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-13260 Karen Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:35:37 +0000 http://emergent-culture.com/?p=927#comment-13260 You identify shadow side of inherited cultural constraints wonderfully. I’d like to put out to readers that dwelling in the shadow doesn't help any of us. Noticing, for instance the media and its message is a good thing—only if you MOVE PAST the message and determine your what the real you (non-acculturated) would say or do. Please consider suggestions for authentic life—or conduct a experiments—ask reader to go 48 hours with out TV or the “noise” of the world. What is it like, how much better does one feel? You identify shadow side of inherited cultural constraints wonderfully. I’d like to put out to readers that dwelling in the shadow doesn’t help any of us. Noticing, for instance the media and its message is a good thing—only if you MOVE PAST the message and determine your what the real you (non-acculturated) would say or do. Please consider suggestions for authentic life—or conduct a experiments—ask reader to go 48 hours with out TV or the “noise” of the world. What is it like, how much better does one feel?

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