Random Facts

Question 1

What is the lowest quality energy?

Answer 1

Heat

Question 2

The three states or phases in which matter can be found:

Answer 2

Solid, fluid, and gaseous

Also plasma

Question 3

What we mean by heat and measure in temperature is _______

Answer 3

disordered movement.

Question 4

Temperature is a concept that means anything only if we have a lot
of _______

Answer 4

molecules at once.

Question 5

After a while, a molecule in a gas will have bumped into other molecules and therefore acquired a certain _______

Answer 5

“knowledge” of the speeds of the other molecules.

Question 6

All “facts” we currently accept are still, at their core, _______

Answer 6

just ideas that are our best current explanatory models rather than permanently settled truths.
New evidence or perspectives could revise or overturn previously held “facts.” So in this view, facts are constantly updated working ideas about reality rather than permanently factual.

Question 7

The distinction between an act as a category and activity as something beyond categories is _______

Answer 7

nuanced and relates to how we perceive and interact with reality. An act can be seen as a category because it represents a defined, discrete action or event that we can label and categorize. It’s a way of breaking down our experiences into manageable, understandable units

Question 8

If you ignore something thats real _______

Answer 8

sooner or later its gonna cause you trouble

Question 9

Nietzsche believed that Paul, and later the Protestants following Luther, had removed moral responsibility from Christ’s followers. They had watered down the idea of the imitation of Christ. This imitation was the sacred duty of the believer not to _______

Answer 9

adhere (or merely to mouth) a set of statements about abstract belief but instead to actually manifest the spirit of the Saviour in the particular, specific conditions of his or her life—to realize or incarnate the archetype, as Jung had it; to clothe the eternal pattern in flesh

Question 10

For Nietzsche and Dostoevsky alike, freedom—even the ability to act requires _______.

Answer 10

constraint

Question 11

“Spiritual is good, physical is bad” is a key _______

Answer 11

Gnostic belief

Question 12

Gnostics see salvation as _______

Answer 12

escape from ‘matter’ - the physical world

Question 13

in the context of relationships, intimacy is generally considered the opposite of _______

Answer 13

lust, as lust is primarily focused on physical attraction and immediate sexual desire, while intimacy involves a deeper emotional connection and closeness beyond just physical attraction

Question 14

Chronic stress can _______

Answer 14

shrink the hippocampus. And not just that, but cortisol is toxic to the hippocampus, the area of the brain that’s responsible for memory function.

Question 15

“He might be alone in holding that belief, and if alone, then a _______.”

Answer 15

lunatic

Question 16

The only difference is that Orwell saw surveillance and control and the domain of _______, whereas in reality the surveillance world we have come to know is one of _______

Answer 16

the state

private companies monitoring, monetizing, and manipulating society for nothing more than commercial gain

Question 17

Evil eye

Answer 17

The concept that the awareness of your success from those who wish bad upon you can affect you

Question 18

Everything that is not order—that is, not
predictable, not usable—is, by default (by definition) _______.

Answer 18

chaos

Question 19

Higher perception without action risks becoming _______

Answer 19

inert—an abstract understanding that doesn’t translate into lived experience.

Question 20

Action without higher perception risks becoming _______

Answer 20

aimless—mechanical movements devoid of depth or purpose.

Question 21

Perception and action are _______

Answer 21

inseparable in the pursuit of meaning. To perceive meaningfully is to act meaningfully, and vice versa. This interdependence suggests that the pursuit of meaning isn’t just a mental exercise—it’s an active engagement with the world.

Question 22

Your connection between “real” and “serious” is thought-provoking. Pain is real because it demands _______ and _______. It forces itself into the _______. True love, as you suggest, may feel “more real” than pain because it _______. By this logic, seriousness might function as a _______: the more something _______

Answer 22

attention

can’t be ignored

forefront of existence, asserting its reality

transcends the moment, offering meaning and purpose

litmus test for reality

commands our focus and alters our trajectory, the more real it feels.

Question 23

We invent tools to _______

Answer 23

compensate for our shortcomings

Question 24

The premise:

Answer 24

Consciously, practically, psychologically, socially, and iterably fulfilling

Question 25

How do the 16 personalities make decisions differently?

Answer 25

An overly simplified version Ti: Why Te: What works Fi: What I want Fe: What they want (or what they need)

Question 26

Yawning after waking up is a common _______. It's also part of a natural response to _______

Answer 26

reflex that can occur due to sleepiness, boredom, or stretching. prolonged muscle contraction, called pandiculation

Question 27

Novelty is very _______

Answer 27

motivating as well as anxiety provoking

Question 28

The problem with a perfect static state is that _______

Answer 28

there’s no novelty, which causes all of incentive reward to disappear.

Question 29

For things to be perfect, there has to be some _______

Answer 29

chaos

Question 30

The process vs the state of both good and evil:

Answer 30

Good and evil are not independent of each other. They define each other dialectically, as opposites do. They are both states that can be embodied, but more dangerously and more truthfully, they are processes—pathways that you unconsciously follow. Good is a movement that aims at the betterment of being, in all its complexity. While evil is an underlying process—a movement, a path—that the resentful, the bitter, the vengeful, the foolish, the ignorant, or even the innocent may stumble into directly or indirectly.

Question 31

Your brain is organized to react to the universe as if its constructed of 3 things:

Answer 31

1. The territory that you have explored 2. The territory that you haven’t explored 3. The process of exploration itself

Question 32

Self esteem is a _______

Answer 32

lie. The word you’re looking for is confidence.

Question 33

Thoughts are sometimes hard to be put _______. Because thinking, by its very nature, is _______. Words operate as a kind of _______.

Answer 33

into words an intricate and often subconscious process. bridge between the abstract realm of ideas and the concrete realm of communication, but that translation isn't always smooth.

Question 34

Music is far richer than _______. It doesn't just synchronize brainwaves; it engages _______. It structures _______ into something _______. It can _______in a way that simple entrainment techniques can't.

Answer 34

brain entrainment emotion, memory, and meaning chaos comprehensible and moving inspire, challenge, and even transform a person's psychological state

Question 35

Awareness is the _______. Awareness of _______. Awareness of _______. Awareness of _______. The more you see, _______.

Answer 35

key how words shape thought how others perceive the world the structures that govern reality itself the more precisely you can wield language

Question 36

Opposites:

Answer 36

Light/Dark, Order/Chaos, Masculine/Feminine, Known/Unknown, Up/Down, Hot/Cold, Life/Death, Self/Other, Concrete/Abstract, Objective/Subjective, Physical/Mental, Good/Evil, Love/Detest, Freedom/Slavery, Hate/Like, rationality/emotion

Question 37

Theory of cognition based on relational opposites

Answer 37

that the mind structures reality by defining everything in relation to its opposite.

Question 38

It seems like opposites work best when _______. When we get specific, the concept of "opposites" becomes _______. But that itself is interesting—maybe the broader a category, _______

Answer 38

we're dealing with broad, fundamental categories fuzzier the stronger its opposite?

Question 39

More specific things (a chihuahua, a banana, a specific person) don't have obvious opposites, unless _______

Answer 39

you broaden the category they belong to.

Question 40

Heat = Cold=

Answer 40

Life Death

Question 41

The Law of Opposites

Answer 41

"The more fundamental a concept is to existence, the more it requires an opposite to be intelligible." "The broader a category is, the more its meaning depends on an opposing category." "Some opposites are embedded in nature, while others are created by the mind to structure reality."

Question 42

Opp of what

Answer 42

This

Question 43

The most authentic and fundamental axiom anyone can adopt:

Answer 43

to the best of my ability I will act in a manner that leads to the alleviation of unnecessary pain and suffering. You have now placed at the pinnacle of your moral hierarchy a set of presuppositions and actions aimed at the betterment of Being.

Question 44

Lust is a powerful tool that the enemy uses to _______

Answer 44

distract and weaken those with divine callings

Question 45

Without inner healing, lust becomes _______

Answer 45

a coping mechanism, creating a cycle of sin and shame that is hard to break

Question 46

T/F “it is possible to perceive nothingness.”

Answer 46

True

Question 47

You don’t get to pick what interests you, _______

Answer 47

it picks you

Question 48

Its not about being fulfilled or satiated, its about _______

Answer 48

adopting an authentic and optimal mode of being

Question 49

"The goal of life is not to be _______, but to _______. There are no _______, only _______. The aim is not mere _______ but the _______"

Answer 49

satisfied engage in a meaningful struggle final destinations an unfolding adventure that demands strength, wisdom, and authenticity happiness continuous development of character through voluntary confrontation with the unknown.

Question 50

The process of necessary eternal overcoming constantly _______

Answer 50

constructs and transforms our behavioral repertoires and representational schemas.

Question 51

Everything we know, we know because _______. Everything we know, we know because _______

Answer 51

someone explored something they did not understand—explored something they were afraid of, in awe of. someone generated something valuable in the course of an encounter with the unexpected.

Question 52

Civilization advances by extending the number of _______

Answer 52

important operations which we can perform without thinking about them.

Question 53

Some things we know, demand our _______

Answer 53

attention

Question 54

To know something is have _______

Answer 54

the meaning and the optimal reactions to or for it

Question 55

The nervous system is “designed” to _______

Answer 55

eliminate predictability from consideration, and to focus limited analytical resources where focus would produce useful results.

Question 56

We attend to the places where change is _______

Answer 56

occurring; where something is happening that has not yet been modeled, where something is happening that has not yet had behaviors erected around it—where something is happening that is not yet understood.

Question 57

Consciousness itself might be considered as that organ which _______

Answer 57

specializes in the analysis and classification of unpredictable events

Question 58

Attention and concentration naturally gravitate to those elements in the experiential field that contain the highest concentration of _______

Answer 58

novelty, or that are the least expected, prior to what might normally be considered higher cognitive processing.

Question 59

There is limited information, positive and negative, in the _______. The novel occurrence, by contrast, might be considered a window into the _______

Answer 59

predictable “transcendent space” where reward and punishment exist in eternal and unlimited potential.

Question 60

Seducers are never _______. Their gaze is directed _______. When they meet someone their first move is to get _______.

Answer 60

self-absorbed outward, not inward inside that person's skin, to see the world through their eyes.

Question 61

The irrational can prove immensely _______

Answer 61

seductive, even more so for men, who must always seem so reasonable.

Question 62

The _______ is often the one most susceptible to the Siren call of pure _______, because _______

Answer 62

intellectual physical pleasure his life so lacks it.

Question 63

Danger is surprisingly _______.

Answer 63

seductive

Question 64

Highlighting actually works when you do it for _______

Answer 64

the most insightful points

Question 65

Mathematical ability is connected to _______

Answer 65

musical ability

Question 66

XThe opposite of nihilism would be _______

Answer 66

a world full of meaning

Question 67

Isolation leads to _______

Answer 67

hidden battles

Question 68

The ultimate revenge is _______

Answer 68

to become astronomically succesful

Question 69

There is the rhetorical aspect of language— _______.

Answer 69

the ability to use language to convince other individuals of a course of action.

Question 70

There is the potential of language to explain its own activities— _______.

Answer 70

the ability to use language to reflect upon language, to engage in “meta - linguistic” analysis.

Question 71

Emotional intelligence is _______

Answer 71

agreeableness

Question 72

Never tolerate evil especially when it hides behind _______.

Answer 72

culture and religion

Question 73

Existence must be _______, _______.

Answer 73

limited to be at all.

Question 74

Post-Orgasmic Neurochemical Changes: After orgasm, the body releases _______, a hormone associated with _______. Elevated prolactin levels can lead to reduced _______.

Answer 74

prolactin sexual satiety sexual desire and increased feelings of tiredness

Question 75

Pornography can overstimulate your brain's _______, making other forms of stimulation (like _______) feel _______. This might explain why you feel _______.

Answer 75

reward pathways creativity or natural beauty muted in comparison less sensitive to aesthetics or creativity after PMO

Question 76

The past has _______. We cannot live without _______.

Answer 76

value the integration of the past

Question 78

There’s an integral relationship between consciousness and _______.

Answer 78

being

Question 79

You don’t have anything better to do than the _______ by _______.

Answer 79

best definition

Question 80

If you add some sugar to cold water, and stir it, the sugar will dissolve. If you heat up that water, you can _______. If you heat the water to boiling, you can _______. Then, if you take that _______.

Answer 80

dissolve more add a lot more sugar and get that to dissolve too boiling sugar water, and slowly cool it, and don’t bump it or jar it, you can trick it into holding a lot more dissolved sugar than it would have it if it had remained cold all along. That’s called a super-saturated solution

Question 81

Sometimes you have to change the way you understand everything to _______.

Answer 81

properly understand a single something

Question 82

The ability to listen is a subset of _______.

Answer 82

attention

Question 83

When at the university of Ingolstadt, what goal did Frankenstein devise for himself?

Answer 83

To “bestow animation upon lifeless matter.”

Question 84

XIt's generally true that you can recover from lost sleep, but it may not be a perfect recovery. While you can make up for some lost sleep, UAMS Health states that the amount of sleep recovered might not be the same as the amount lost, especially if the sleep debt is significant. Some studies suggest it can take several days, even up to nine, to fully restore bodily functions after sleep deprivation