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New Ideas:
It is our intention to introduce new ideas from time to time, when these are known and appropriate to the subject under study. For example, in the 'Philosophy Module' we introduce the concept of
Causative living.
Causative living is a term that, without jingoism or belief, describes how we may live fulfilled lives on purpose.
Another neology is
benesidious which is an adjective that describes actions that use knowledge with intent to build oneself up cumulatively. Hone Your Mind's games are benesidious. The opposite of benesidious is insidious. Insidious actions tend to cumulatively break down and destroy, mostly without intent, as a drunk, for example does not plan to get cirrhosis of the liver.
Now, benesidious actions have been around for ever, its only the name that's new. Consider for example the story of how Dr. Semelweis in the late 19th Century discovered that the patients of doctors who did not wash their hands before surgery were much more likely to die of childbirth fever than were the patients of the doctors who did wash their hands. One cannot be more simply benesidious than this!
