| Seth does not recommend any form of fanaticism, and distinguishes commitment from fanatical commitment, emphasizing that commitment is necessary while fanaticis… early-sessions-2 §83; early-sessions-3 §90 | fanaticism
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| Rob once conducted an oil consumption experiment; by expectancy suggestion, oil consumption was reduced, resulting in some decrease. early-sessions-2 §80 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | experiment record | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| If a person considers killing others to pursue an ideal, that person is a fanatic; the pursuit of ideals cannot justify the means. mass-events §850 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | testable prediction | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Any fanaticism is evil, one-sided, and limited, leading to explosive and dangerous narrowing of focus. early-sessions-1 §34 | fanaticism
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| Fanatics believe in personal powerlessness, distrust the ego structure, and thus escape individual responsibility through collective action; their group is not … mass-events §852; mass-events §854 | fanaticism
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| The fanatic has a narrow vision, ignores beliefs that do not serve his purposes, attacks beliefs that challenge his purposes, and cannot tolerate dissent, deman… mass-events §854 | fanaticism
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| Leaders of fanatical movements are mostly male, because women have been taught that it is wrong to exercise power; both religious and scientific fanaticism exis… mass-events §854 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Fanaticism attempts to sever the individual's connection with natural impulses, blocks the expression of impulses, leading to a closed mental environment, and m… mass-events §857 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | mechanism | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| The scientific method can distort perception; one must journey inward and explore with inner tools. early-sessions-2 §49 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Science makes a value assertion when it declares the universe meaningless, constituting a form of fanaticism. mass-events §846 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | ontological claim | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Seth suggests designing one's own experiments as homework; one can try various experiments without loss. early-sessions-1 §12 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | methodological suggestion | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |
| Jane and Rob conducted experiments sitting around a coffee table holding hands, as well as pendulum exercises, and observed some phenomena. early-sessions-3 §129; early-sessions-4 §153 | fanaticism
Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation | experiment record | 3 | not reviewed | 0 |