Zhan
6/15/2025, 6:18:51 PM No.16698502
In today’s world, people with closed neural pathways often hold more social credibility than those with open ones. Closed-pathway individuals follow established norms, institutions, and conditioned thinking. They’re predictable, trained, and certified—so society rewards them with trust, authority, and protection. These are the people who get the degrees, the job titles, the podiums, and the permission to speak.
By contrast, open neural pathway individuals—those who think fluidly, question deeply, and move beyond fixed models—are often seen as unstable, strange, or unreliable. They operate in realms that haven’t been formally recognized: symbolic language, spiritual insight, visionary states, or raw lived truth. Because they can’t be easily categorized, society sidelines them.
By contrast, open neural pathway individuals—those who think fluidly, question deeply, and move beyond fixed models—are often seen as unstable, strange, or unreliable. They operate in realms that haven’t been formally recognized: symbolic language, spiritual insight, visionary states, or raw lived truth. Because they can’t be easily categorized, society sidelines them.
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