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::: Jungian psychology describes the archetype (the common form present in everyone's understanding of the world) of the shadow self. The shadow self is, as I said, the part of ourself we don't consciously recognise - not necessarily the 'bad' parts, but the parts we don't think of as really 'us'. Part of psychological development, in this model, is acknowledging these elements - engaging with the shadow self, 'doing battle with it', and merging with it to form a more complete, healthy being. So, basically, Jung attributes to this root cause all the mythical examples of shadow selves - and his work predates video games, naturally. -SFC | ::: Jungian psychology describes the archetype (the common form present in everyone's understanding of the world) of the shadow self. The shadow self is, as I said, the part of ourself we don't consciously recognise - not necessarily the 'bad' parts, but the parts we don't think of as really 'us'. Part of psychological development, in this model, is acknowledging these elements - engaging with the shadow self, 'doing battle with it', and merging with it to form a more complete, healthy being. So, basically, Jung attributes to this root cause all the mythical examples of shadow selves - and his work predates video games, naturally. -SFC | ||
::::You guys are getting a bit out of hand here. Jung? All I think is that it is similar to shadow link, and nowhere near as important as you guys are saying it is. This is like the Homsar laugh thing from the Career Day discussion all over again![[User:Origonalname]]] | ::::You guys are getting a bit out of hand here. Jung? All I think is that it is similar to shadow link, and nowhere near as important as you guys are saying it is. This is like the Homsar laugh thing from the Career Day discussion all over again![[User:Origonalname]]] | ||
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== Multiples again? == | == Multiples again? == | ||
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Can we just add at the end of the reference a couple of examples? Just make it "Marzipan's remark that the entire last season was just a dream refers to a gimmick employed by several television series in which such a revelation is made, usually in the last episode of that season, in series such as ''Dallas'' or ''Roseanne''." I think it would make the reference better, while still leaving it open ended. --[[User:Zonis|Zonis]] 03:21, 6 February 2009 (UTC) | Can we just add at the end of the reference a couple of examples? Just make it "Marzipan's remark that the entire last season was just a dream refers to a gimmick employed by several television series in which such a revelation is made, usually in the last episode of that season, in series such as ''Dallas'' or ''Roseanne''." I think it would make the reference better, while still leaving it open ended. --[[User:Zonis|Zonis]] 03:21, 6 February 2009 (UTC) | ||
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+ | ::Hey! Every one! May I have your attention please! Might I ask why 65% of this is about something that has absolutely nothing to do with what this was origonaly being talked about? Lets just all do what the Chort up there suggested.I hate stuff that just rambles on and on about pointless jank for ever and ever. let that be my final word! [[User:Origonalname]] | ||
== Homestar's Shoes? == | == Homestar's Shoes? == | ||
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I'm not sure if this is more notable here or in [[Hremail 7]], if it's notable at all, but if this the two emails' numbering is taken at face value and Homestar was supposed to have checked 1,993 emails between 2001 and 2009 (assuming this email isn't taking place "in the future", which there's no evidence of) he'd having to be checking on average somewhere between four and five emails a week over the course of eight years. Anyone think this is worth noting anywhere? - [[User:Ingiald|Ingiald]] 21:41, 9 May 2009 (UTC) | I'm not sure if this is more notable here or in [[Hremail 7]], if it's notable at all, but if this the two emails' numbering is taken at face value and Homestar was supposed to have checked 1,993 emails between 2001 and 2009 (assuming this email isn't taking place "in the future", which there's no evidence of) he'd having to be checking on average somewhere between four and five emails a week over the course of eight years. Anyone think this is worth noting anywhere? - [[User:Ingiald|Ingiald]] 21:41, 9 May 2009 (UTC) | ||
: The thing is, the numbering is intentionally wonking. There is no evidence he checked any emails besides the ones we have seen. | : The thing is, the numbering is intentionally wonking. There is no evidence he checked any emails besides the ones we have seen. | ||
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