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Originally Posted by Trexller
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it was a joke, Dr. Fraud
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In general then. And, jokes are never innocent you know. Freud argued when still a young cocaine user, there are three ways the unconscious shows itself in everyday life.
- slips of the tongue
- memory blocks
- jokes
However, there are trivial and pathological forms of everything. Sometimes, a joke is just a joke. You use cliche, I understand. But sometimes there are red flags. The ego is reaching for something. Hoping to find its own reality in possessing it, having it, or being it.
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In the case of the deficient ego, this compensation move is doomed. The ego externalize, not to give, as in the case of love, but to demand its own reality. The current trial run of the prototype subject is in Mar-A-Lago.
As it nears the end, the ego spaghettifies as it falls into the black hole of its own emptiness. Crying how unfair this has all been. But that is because, in the end, the love you take is equal to the love
you
make