
The Bicameral Mind of Facebook and Social Media
Like the body itself,
Julian Jaynes wrote
- Looking up from inside the obelisk, complete cycles, expansive, infinite
- Notice the missing center
- Notice the consciousness birthed in the rainbow
- (C) 2011 Jordan Hoggard. Notice all the little people up and down HieroDood… wisdom, new spirit, activation, down-to-earth spirit
- Notice the medulla oblongata moving to integrate from the unconscious, established inner light, expectation, emotional pressure filled, tears becoming sacred adornments
- Notice the magic starfish, the bottom below-liver risen up to above
- Notice the eclipse WITHIN the sun, and the magically watching eye-wings as vision to take you new places… focus so intense that it dilates time to open
I wonder
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pureblessedtarot
December 31, 2012 at 4:19 am
High Five Hoggard! 😉 x
mystereum
December 31, 2012 at 3:33 pm
Rock on Sealey! 😉 x
Bonnie Cehovet
December 31, 2012 at 7:25 am
Reblogged this on Bonnie Cehovet.
sarahtaylor777
December 31, 2012 at 8:37 am
I caught this on Bonnie’s post on fb. Thank you for this, Jordan. I will miss you on fb, but the picture you have painted is one that I am going to bear in mind. Thought-provoking. With thanks.
mystereum
December 31, 2012 at 3:34 pm
You’re welcome, Sarah. Best to You and Yours into a Magical New Year.
JJ
December 31, 2012 at 4:20 pm
I was on Facebook for 10 days way back in 2006 before I deleted my account. I found it the most mindless and vacuous exercise in wasting time. For similar reasons, I never bothered with Twitter. I’m glad to see many people waking up: Internet marketing in general is not quite the magic potion it is painted to be.
I didn’t know you were interested in the work of Jaynes. I knew a fellow who was quite devoted to him. This fellow introduced me to tarot 11 years ago. I always called him “Magus Mine” since he considered himself a prototypical Magician.
I came to find Jaynes a bit too narrow in belief and overly fond of assumption. Similar to some tarot historians, you can only extrapolate so much, assume so much, before you are in the realm of projected theory. Perhaps we could say the same of most philosophers? But they sure are interesting to read.
I found a playing card deck recently called the Existentialist Playing Cards:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/105588363/existentialist-playing-cards
I like the art and I like the spark of thought such things engender. Wouldn’t it be neat to have a tarot deck devoted to philosophers and people like Jaynes?
You have made a good start….;-)
xaralouise
December 31, 2012 at 4:28 pm
Hey, JJ! I was wondering where you were! Went to thank you on FB for posting to my own blog as many times as you did in 2012, to find you were no longer there!
I’ve now found your blog and followed it. I hope you’re well and that 2013 brings to you all that you want and deserve! 🙂
With Hogmany blessings!!
JJ
January 1, 2013 at 3:27 pm
Oh-oh, I think it’s another JJ who has been commenting, my name is Judith Johnston. JJ is a common enough initial I suppose. I have a few meanderings with the Wildwood you might like on my blog though. (Sorry to hijack comments Jordan, felt I should clear this up.)
mystereum
January 3, 2013 at 6:42 pm
Thx! Following your blog, and looking forward to further.
dodo
January 26, 2013 at 1:20 pm
I’ve no idea what a bicameral mind is unless the term refers to the two sides of the brain, but I was on Facebook for a few weeks some 4 years ago and I left soon enough. I found the whole thing not only creepy but mindboggingly vapid -or as JJ says, vacuous. The general level of discourse was pathetic, when not downright questionable. So glad to find out I’m not alone. I’ve neve bothered with Twitter either as it sonded like something for tweets/twats. Flickr, on the other hand, unfashionable as it seems to be, or have become, I still find OK. It’s been rather good for my self-confidence as a graphic artist and it’s -admitedly over- populated with some wonderful stuff that soothes the eyeballs and the mind (bicameral or otherwise).