Water vole: "Problem-Solving, and Kant’s Metaphor of the Light Dove in Flight," How to elicit qualities of 'loving bliss' neurophysiology (think MDMA, but naturally), when and as one wants?, Wiki, subject page for this at World University and School Enjoyed Kant's 'flight' metaphor, as well as the Robert Frost poem

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Hi Richard (founder of Academia.edu and philosopher),

Thanks for this great posting.

"Problem-Solving, and Kant’s Metaphor of the Light Dove in Flight"

http://www.richardprice.io/post/57576984848/problem-solving-and-kants-metaphor-of-the-light-dove

How to elicit qualities of 'loving bliss' neurophysiology (think MDMA, but naturally), when and as one wants, like a cello bow stroke (by Ma playing Bach), or an on-off switch, or turning various dials for intensity, etc., are interesting questions I'm exploring, both in writing, as well as experientially. Here's a wiki, subject page for this at World University and School ... http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Loving_Bliss_(eliciting_this_neurophysiology) ... (which is for open teaching and learning, and like Wikipedia with MIT OCW). Enjoyed Kant's 'flight' metaphor, as well as the Robert Frost poem.

Scott