Hello Warren Peace

...hello Warren.
I hope you're going to express a few opinions here and not merely browse.

...any way...welcome.

haha

Welcome Warren!

the NET sucks btw
(I'm just saying this so you feel at home )

Economic crises, ecologic crisis, regime crises and the NET that continues to try to live up to its name.
Sometimes I actually think those cuckoo nutcackes with their 2012-doom scenarios might actually be right ...

And welcome 2 U 2.

Hey! Greetings. Welcome aboard the good ship ATU.

I had a dream that Warren had posted here

In my dream he was Benny Boy

That is undoubtly one of the typical dreams described by Freud (dreams typically dreamt by many people).

It is a narcissitic expression of our unconsciousness. We focus our narcissism in someone else's self. Warren (secretly) idealizes Benny but only to, in the end, say Benny is really him (all the positive qualities Warren sees about Benny are really the qualities he sees about himself. The arguments they had are just Warren's way to recover those qualities) .

This dream we have about Benny being Warren is just a representationof the replacement of our selfdevotion for our devotion for someone else.

My above post was a joke... but I knew I had read something like that (about narcissism and idealization of others) somewhere.

Wiki:
(According to Freud) Idealization of others besides the self was explained both in drive theory as well as in object-relation theory. From the viewpoint of libidinal drives, idealization of other people is a "flowing-over" of narcissistic libido onto the object.

Nah Ville Sky Chick wrote:I had a dream that Warren had posted here

Me too.

So, you made him leave and come here?

Did Warren do something bad?

Paladin wrote:So, you made him leave and come here?

I thought he was still there?

Paladin wrote:So, you made him leave and come here?

I didn't do a thing. Honest.

Nah Ville Sky Chick wrote:I had a dream that Warren had posted here

An Experiment with Time is a long essay by the Irish aeronautical engineer J. W. Dunne (1875 — 1949) on the subjects of precognition and the human experience of time. First published in March 1927, it was very widely read, and his ideas promoted by several other authors, in particular by J. B. Priestley. Other books by J. W. Dunne are The Serial Universe, The New Immortality, and Nothing Dies. (Wikipedia)