By far the most interesting thing I’ve ever discovered about the mind in my research is that what seems to be happening is not happening. I think sz’s can relate with this one very closely…perhaps more so than the “normies.”
Solipsism is the point of view that we know there is mind information, but we don’t know beyond proof what it emanates from or what it means because the only proof that we can encounter is more mind information. The mind is the only thing between us and reality.
On the other hand the people of the ancient religio culto beliefs will say something very similar. They say there is no proof that what they believe is not real, so they must continue to believe and practice it which usually involves some kind of mind melding with beings that are invisible, visible, or other people. This I can prove is not real, however I used to believe this myself.
Most who get into mind go the route of psychology. I have deviated, and I’ve gone the way first by informationology which is the study of information as a phenomenon itself. Rather than study the brain I’ve studied the mind which is information.
And in the study of informationology, mindology, and paradigmology I find that what is usually considered to be happening to people and with people generally isn’t despite it being things that are ardently fought about.
When you find what is a value, what is information, then you suddenly can see how unsubstantial the world of worry and often torment really was all of those years. I know because I lived all of my life over estimating the value of all of the society things and the wild religio culto beliefs, and now I don’t.
I have to say there is a transition period from being several decades into beliefs that form the paradigm to forming a new paradigm based on information that contradicts those beliefs. Neurology is morphological, and it morphs with the impression of information on it. After this morphing occurs, then it processes information via that new neural structure. The new structure renders new graphical information in the mind.