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Disclaimer: This is for the most part theoretical, and these ideas are constantly evolving and subject to change

Many theorists in the field of psychology have attempted to make sense of human development in terms of discernible “stages.” While I will not expound extensively on the details of the following theories, I will offer short summaries in order to contextualize Carl Jung’s own Stage Theory

ARTICLE: Jungian Stages of Life
AUTHOR: Sarah Bowman
CATEGORY: Musing

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“When the answer is simple, God is speaking.” ~Albert Einstein

“I want to know how God created this world. I am not interested in this or that phenomenon, in the spectrum of this or that element. I want to know his thoughts. The rest are details.” (The Expanded Quotable Einstein, Princeton University Press, 2000 p.202)

I think of it this way
Society is a wave.
It is a wave that started millions of years ago when the first tribal humanoids got together and decided to form a cooperative community.
It progressed from there, throughout all of the ages of time, into this modern culture that we know today. The wave is great and gains strength with longevity, so think about that for a minute.

If we ever encountered absolute 0, the space-time would collapse upon itself. Why? 0 does not exist, it can not even be conceptualized . This being said, we can also never reach the ultimate end 1. We are all a fractal set of that original concept of the finite number one by what i can only assume is

For wanting to know why things are the way they are??
For pondering why we Know things, sensory experiences, yes??
But when we first began on this earth, what made us look at the endless blue and
white splotches and name it "sky"
Maybe knowledge then isn't sensory, but it just is- it is in our minds because something

"The most stable and predictable environments, places where one and one makes two, where you know what will happen as life is determinedly set; these are the places that harbor chaos at it's highest peak"

We are determined

Chaos Theory

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