Bringing Novel Ideas from the Internal World into the External World

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    The human mind can be pretty deep. Unfathomably deep. Within yourself is an array and database of information that you have accrued in your lifetime and some that may be wired into your mind by nature.


I have some weird beliefs, some divergent viewpoints that give me an alternate perspective on my reality and existence in general. 


  I know that my beliefs are not super typical, and not everyone shares them, but if my belief that every human mind is an isolated individualized sample of a broader infinite mind is true, than the possibilities, potential, and depth for human consciousness and human ideation is truly endless. Limitless. 


      All it takes is one idea from one human mind to revolutionize the world. 


At the same time though, all it takes is one human constructing one ideology and you can have the potential for a war that can kill millions. Just look at Hitler as a textbook example of this. He wrote a book in prison whose ideas were directly and indirectly responsible for the deaths of 45 million people in Europe during the Second World War.


Just one book did this.


Just one man wrote that book.


Even recent conflicts against terrorism and extremism are wars started by ideologies created and developed by only a handful of thinkers.


The combatants are hardly ever the ones creating and developing the ideology, but they can be quite zealous and follow in fanatical lockstep behind the ideologies and their creators/developers.


The ideas in your mind still follow a relatively simple dichotomy. Good and bad. Creative and destructive.


If the broader Creator mind is infinite, there is an endless amount of ideas to work with. Endless good ones. Endless bad ones. You have the choice to choose wisely.

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