Capricorn
06-02-2017, 03:34 AM
This OP approaches the question from an external/sociological POV. Personally, I'm of the opinion that questions having to do with how WE OURSELVES OPERATE are far more relevant than how OTHER PEOPLE or society as a whole operates.
How many of you us censor ourselves? The way we speak, act, think, feel or express thoughts and feelings? How much do we censor? Too much, not enough, just right?
When paying attention to other people and the world around us, to what extent do we 'censor' or 'screen out' things, events, emotions, thoughts, observations, perceptions, etc., that we or some aspect of us deems 'inappropriate', 'irrelevant', or 'uninteresting' -- not worthy of our attention?
What IS "worthy of our attention"?
Better and more fundamental yet, what IS attention?
How many of you us censor ourselves? The way we speak, act, think, feel or express thoughts and feelings? How much do we censor? Too much, not enough, just right?
When paying attention to other people and the world around us, to what extent do we 'censor' or 'screen out' things, events, emotions, thoughts, observations, perceptions, etc., that we or some aspect of us deems 'inappropriate', 'irrelevant', or 'uninteresting' -- not worthy of our attention?
What IS "worthy of our attention"?
Better and more fundamental yet, what IS attention?
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