“God
is an imaginary friend” A friend is a survival asset.* An imaginary friend is an imaginary (to
wit, virtual) survival asset, in other words, a placebo. ‘Imaginary’ happens as ‘as if’ (hence
as a virtual reality) in one’s Bio-Nav, i.e. in one’s Biological Navigation
System (i.e. brain) operating as a virtual reality simulator. The purpose of creating an imaginary
(or virtual) friend (i.e. an anthropomorphic placebo) is to increase one’s
actual survival capacity by supporting it with a potential, hence ‘as if’,
survival asset (like a belief, i.e. a proposition) that increases survival
capacity (or resilience). This is possible because the Bio-Nav,
operating purely as a virtual data processing device, treats all data (to
wit, neural impacts) as equal. So it is that the Bio-Nav signals
both actual and virtual (or imaginary) ‘win’ (i.e. asset acquisition) with
happiness. Therefore the smart individual will
maintain and operate at a high (indeed optimum) survival capacity by
deliberately generating ‘as if’ win moments (i.e. imagine winning or
inventing a game (i.e. a phoney reality) at which to win) if and when he are
she is generating ‘as is’ or ‘as if’ lose moments. * Love serves
to bind a survival asset. |