"in fact, until Freud dreamed it up, no one with access to the same evidence he had ever proposed it."
Freud may had some "fingerprint" of some kind of evidence, but dreams have been resource that shaman have used in various ways for eons.
"Believe me, a straight translation of Freud into Spanish sounds like Scientology."
That's because there are similar and Hubbard states a number of times that Freud is significant lineage to Scientology.
And of course Dianetics was mostly directed toward psychology, but as said here:
"The American Psychological Association passed a resolution in 1950 calling "attention to the fact that these claims are not supported by empirical evidence of the sort required for the establishment of scientific generalizations."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dianetics
And apparently there was other organizational actions which "soured" the hoped for relationship.
You could say that Freud institutionalize what humans have been doing forever, and Scientotogy has further institutionalize it (which is a *massive* understatement:).
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- Yo Lindy, Dreams don't mean squat!
- Psychiatrists over the ages don't agree on what dreams do mean
- Did you really hallucinate? Or do you just THINK you did? (n/t)
- Despite numerous attempts, I've never been able to come up with a good hallucination.
- "...his naked ears were tortured by the sirens sweetly singing."
- You're full of neat stories
- I've made them all up. (n/t)
- All these posts.......
- Actually, only one was made up, you have to guess which one. (n/t)
- All these posts.......
- I've made them all up. (n/t)
- You're full of neat stories
- "...his naked ears were tortured by the sirens sweetly singing."
- Despite numerous attempts, I've never been able to come up with a good hallucination.
- Did you really hallucinate? Or do you just THINK you did? (n/t)
- Theories of Human Thought
- re: Yo Lindy, Dreams don't mean squat!
- Psychiatrists over the ages don't agree on what dreams do mean
