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DRAFT — not final.
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A philosophical and psychological research orientation for Adaptive Philosophy Foundation: building a simple picture of what's going on, tying philosophy, psychology, neuroscience and spirituality into something relevant to life and how to live it.
An open orientation idea we're mulling over, not a settled position.
Each person is their own movie unfolding from the multiverse: a different story, a different history of the world, pulled out of what's possible. Nobody knows what the full soul of another person is making in their movie.
We only ever see a fraction of another person, the part that crosses into our bubble, filtered through our unconscious mind. Everything we experience is a reflection of our own brain and mind processing.
That's why the two great commandments are the whole map: love God with all your heart, and love your neighbor as yourself. If their movie is as real as ours, the least well-off are not a side quest but the center of it. We focus on everybody; nobody is separate from the whole.
We don't know if everybody is conscious; hopefully God has a way of guiding people through it in the best way for their story.
The name "orientation" is deliberate: it means fixing where you stand, your coordinate system of time and place, inside something much larger than your own little bubble.