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Dec '24 •
The 10 letters of the CTMU
CTMU ANKORT. Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe : A New Kind of Reality Theory. Any secondary meaning behind the 2002 paper title ? Food for thoughts with a creative ensemble of religious symbols, Best,
May '24 •
WhatsApp Group Chat
Hello. I'm starting a WhatsApp group chat for Compatriot Academy. Please comment your number below so that I can add you. Thank you to all! Blessings, Tommy
0 likes • Sep '24
Hello ! Could you add my number ? +33650318656 thanks
Jun '24 •
I'm leaving the CTMU
Just for the record, I think you are all wonderful people and I respect you all greatly. However, I am leaving the CTMU altogether because while it is clearly true, I believe that it prevents me from unlocking deeper spiritual truths and acts as a replacement for faith and faith is something I hold very dear. Before I go I wanted to part with these gifs and pic which I made which show inner-expansion, requantization and conspansion. As well as the animated scales of magnitude piece. If any of you think they're useful I'm sure one of you can find a good home for them. I just want to say for the record that I think you are all playing with fire in your desire to unify different religions. As an Orthodox Christian I am afraid of heresy and you should be too.
6 likes • Jun '24
This topic has been addressed by Langan, an example : « To achieve salvation, one must be open to absolute truth. Unfortunately, the set of people calling themselves “Christians” contains a certain number of closed-minded people who, in effect, obstinately refuse to listen to anything that God may have to say beyond their own personal nonlogical interpretation of scripture. Basically, such people are unwitting idolaters who have put a written work which they do not fully understand, printed on paper and bound in leather, above the Author to Whom they attribute it. This is inconsistent with openness to God. Such people must open their minds and hearts in order to become salvageable. » The CTMU extends logic to metaphysics, it is expected that several religions get reinterpreted on such a joint language. Aquinas defined canonical Christianity on the works of Aristotle. One should not be spooked or resistant to Logos. Christ is Logos made flesh. « For purposes of rational discourse, fake theists of any religion are as dialectically unrewarding as atheists. […] having walled off their minds and their belief systems from logic itself, they are cognitively inaccessible. »
Jun '24 •
Jordan Peterson Questions
Fellas, I'm going to see Jordan Peterson in Boston on Wednesday. What question should I ask him if I get the chance?
4 likes • Jun '24
I did go see Jordan Peterson. The way questions work is that you have a QR code and a voting system. The audience basically performs a ranking of the first questions (nobody will upvote the rest of the questions because there will be too many down the list). So, the advice is to show up early, with a couple of compelling questions that the public will upvote. Themes that are likely to be upvoted are political (US election), pertaining to the event (what does he think of Boston) or commentary on a common scenario (job, relationship, ...). Good luck haha
May '24 •
CTMU Reading List!
Here's my reading list for CTMU novices who want a general, full-depth education (many of which will be incorporated into Compatriot Academy curricula!). Happy reading! Science 1. The Mind of God: The Scientific Basis for a Rational World 2. Quantum Reality: Beyond the New Physics by Nick Herbert Easy, accessible guides to deep ideas in cosmology and quantum physics. I especially liked The Mind of God. It provided a lot of insight into very important topics that shaped the way that Langan thought about/formulated the CTMU in the 1980s and '90s, as seen in a couple of early CTMU papers. Philosophy: 1. A History of Western Philosophy by Bertrand Russell It reviews every philosopher in the Western canon and provides a full-depth summary of their thinking from the perspective of Russell, himself one of the greatest thinkers of the modern era. Religion 1. The Bible (in particular, the books of Genesis, Isaiah, and John) 2. World Religions: The Great Faiths Explored and Explained by John Bowker 3. Whatever your preferred religious scripture is (e.g., if you are a Muslim, read the Quran; if you are a Hindu, read the Bhagavad Gita, etc.) One should be familiar with the basic elements of all of the world's religious traditions and make an effort to read the entirety of one's preferred religious scripture. As far as I'm aware, most people on this server follow the Bible, so I put that first. The entirety of the Bible can be interpreted using the CTMU. Math: 1. An Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy by Bertrand Russell 2. The Mathematical Experience by Phillip J. Davis and Reuben Hirsh A basic understanding of the principles of mathematics will help one understand the CTMU. The CTMU formulates mathematics as the syntax of SCSPL, meaning that it is technically an aspect of the divine. Therefore, at a certain level, the study of math is its own form of theology. CTMU: 1. CTMU Major Papers 1989-2020: Study Version by Chris Langan
1 like • Jun '24
Langan often refers to the Vedic (is that right ?) religion and neo-platonists. Any good reference there ? I got some good insights from the enneads of the Plotinus but not sure if that is the reference to make the parallels C. Langan is thinking about. I am thinking of trying to read the Veda at some point for his pointer to the Vedic religion
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