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Your "And some of them make no sense" prompted me to look again and I found that the English translation of Alexander Luria's "Soviet Marxist Materialist Psychology" text "The Nature of Human Conflicts - or Emotion, Conflict, and Will: An Objective Study of Disorganisation and Control of Human Behaviour. New York: Liveright Publishers, 1932." is available via G**gle. I have only scanned the first fifteen pages, but it does look like he had a much better idea of the kinds of system that human societies, and therefore human individuals, actually are. On page 15: "But first we should challenge the attempts of the subjective study of the problem before us. Empirical psychology, trying to divine the details of the affective processes through penetrative introspection, gave us an excellent description of the emotional states, but was completely powerless to create any kind of stable basis for the mechanics of affect, and even less for a dynamic explanation of these emotions. The barrenness of the idealistic psychology indicated, more than anywhere else in its study of emotion and affect and in the detailed descriptions of the various "mental phenomena," that there had been no further progress in the advance of our realistic knowledge concerning the mechanisms of human behaviour."

Lori and I have this theory that it all started in outer space billions of years ago, ...AND WE'RE MAKING A MOVIE ABOUT  IT!! Or it's making a movie about us, ... who's asking? See Lori on Extraterrestrial Life, Dr. Becky on Extra-Terrestrial Potatoes and also After Skool - PANSPERMIA - Did Life Begin on Earth? Are Mushrooms USING US to Get to Space? and The Omega Point and The Phemonena of Man Explained, ...

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