the only theory of objective self-development i might subscribe to is that of increasing optionality; if a person gains more options to behave in certain ways s/he wants, that is objective self-development.
it means no change to the internal value system of the person, but a substantial increase in the means by which objects and situations of value can be pursued.
Are you saying you want things, machines, parts to compensate for you inabilities?
Or you want an increase of options and possibility at your disposal? If so, what you're describing seems to be intelligence.
no to both questions. i was not expressing a wish relating to my own needs.Originally Posted by Tropski Bolest
intelligence would be to not cite wordy pop-science articles to state the obvious.
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