“Two fixed ideas can no more exist together in the moral world than two bodies can occupy one and the same place in the physical world.”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Queen of Spades (trans. Mrs. Sutherland Edwards)

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“Two fixed ideas can no more exist together in the moral world than two bodies can occupy one and the same place in the physical world.”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Queen of Spades (trans. Mrs. Sutherland Edwards)

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The widespread state of modern mental unsoundness stems from a fundamental shift where individuals orient their lives around rigid opinions rather than fluid arguments. A healthy mind is characterized by its elasticity, an organic ability to adapt, evolve, and entertain multifaceted perspectives.
In contrast, the "fixed idea" represents a calcification of the intellect and paralysis of mental life. When the mind hardens, it ceases to react to the living world; instead, it attempts to force the complexity of reality into a single, static narrative.
This internal stagnation is often rooted in childhood histories, where early traumas or social conditioning plant the seeds of these mental fossils. Over time, these ideas become the gravity around which all subsequent experiences orbit, stripping the individual of their mental fluidity.
In everyday conversation, this pathology is easily observed. Most people do not engage in a true exchange of ideas but rather a defense of pre-established positions. The mind’s natural tendency to simplify acts as a labor-saving device, freeing the individual from the exhausting task of maintaining a multifaceted perspective. By reducing a complex universe to a handful of simplified opinions, the person finds a false sense of security.
However, this simplification is the birth of insanity, the transition from a mind that perceives the world to a mind that merely projects itself upon it. This "fixed" state is a form of psychological blindness, where the internal script is more real to the sufferer than the external facts.
What’s ur opinions on radqueer?
I do not exactly like or support them
their philosophy relies heavily on abstractions, spooks, and fixed ideas (+so much pedo apologia like holy shit so fucking much)
i like the idea of being more accepting to those with paraphillas (as I have a paraphilla myself) but grouping them with the general queer movement and being accepting of shit like pedophilia does not sit well with me
then there are transIDs that are exclusively abstractions, spooks, fixed ideas, and sacred causes that they allow to possess them
this is pretty different from my usual post so I'm sorry moots but I'm bored and don't have anything else to do
You all seem to have fixed ideas about the nature of time.
book #33 - Fixed Ideas: America Since 9.11 by Joan Didion book #34 - Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates

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You know Cybersix? Maybe you watched the tv series, and maybe you remember that japanese character that was a private detective called Yashimoto.
Something the tv series glossed over was Yashimoto’s dream of becoming a comic book artist, and througout the story he tries to draw Cybersix herself but can’t quite get it; so here is a sequence where he gets knocked out and dreams of Cybersix fighting her creator in several comic styles, some crazier than others.
and other indifferent things
* index (page 830, rotated -90º, detail) ex Samuel Lilienthal (1815-91 *). Homoeopathic therapeutics (M – Z). Second enlarged and revised edition (1879) Lane Memorial Library (Stanford) copy, no date of digitization
this index page contains entry for "Dreams, 664" (legible in Medical Heritage Library/Yale scan), which (among other conditions) fall under the head "Sleep, morbid." These are listed below, sans their respective homoeopathic cure(s).
Frightful dreams, causing anxiety. Vexatious dreams Agreeable, merry dreams Disgusting dreams about dirt, vermin, disease, pus, etc. Dreams with fixed ideas, dreaming about one and the same object Dreams which continued after waking Lascivious amorous dreams Dreams which fatigue the head, about scientific things, etc. Vivid dreams Fanciful dreams Dreams about the common affairs of the day, and other indifferent things Confused dreams Dreams in a waking state
Dreams about thieves and robbers; About ghosts, etc.; About defunct persons, burials, etc. Dreams about misfortunes, adverse circumstances, chagrin, danger, etc.; About diseases; About quarrels, disputes; About war, bloodshed; About murder About animals, dogs, cats, etc. About serpents. About vermin. About water, and danger of water; Fire, and danger of fire... *
all tagged confusion all tagged dirt all tagged dreams all tagged emanations
could be Francis Bacon among others. to be continued.
Im in a cybersix mood [part 1]
Jose and Fixed Ideas
Dr. Von Richter