Author: aconwayhubbard
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What Can Possibly Go Wrong?
Scientology 1.0.0 – part 6 Infinite games vs. finite games Essentially, when discussing philosophy, or ethics, or religion too, what one is talking about is how to play infinite games as different from finite games, and when one form is optimum, and when it isn’t. I’d guess this is at the root of knowing how […]
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Infinity-Valued Logic
& the Scale of Political Philosophies “There is no confusion like the confusion of a simple mind” – F. Scott FitzgeraldOn the other hand: “Very simple ideas lie within the reach only of complex minds” – Remy de Gourmont I’ve been working on writing down a comprehensive description of what I know about the evolution […]
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Pan-determinism at Last
Scientology 1.0.0 – part 5 Talking about well-being from a Scientology 1.0.0 perspective, if you really intend to get to the point, is going to eventually end up dealing with the incredibly complex, often misunderstood, subject of pan-determinism. Pan-determinism is one of those things that, if pondered on long enough without the background to do […]
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The Eight Dynamics, a Map of the Self
Scientology 1.0.0 – part 4 “I have an existential map. It has ‘You are here’ written all over it.” – Steven Wright In scientology, there is a lot of metaphysics. One of the most thorny problems with discussing metaphysics, though, is the limitation of language. Take the Eight Dynamics for instance. The definition of dynamic […]
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Space, Emotion, and Well-Being
Scientology 1.0.0 – part 3. “Space, the final frontier…” These are the immortal opening words of a very popular television series. Of course, they are referring to outer space, but as any fan will tell you, all the best action takes place in that other space, a subjective space created by the characters. In this […]
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Scientology 1.0.0 (1952)
Scientology 1.0.0 (1952) – Parts 1 and 2 “One of the main functions of organised religion is to protect people against a direct experience of God.” – Carl Jung What do I know about anything? Not a whole lot, depending on your definition, but then again, nobody else does either, and for several very important […]
Arthur Ronald Conway Hubbard 