Lesson 2 01/26/11

What is sabaw?

Sabaw is the state of mind when you are so enlightened that other people can not fathom the depth of your thinking process. Your friends might call you a lunatic and try to send you to a mental institution or even stab you to death with a spoon. However, everyone is capable of achieving this level of enlightenment. Unlike Marcel’s secondary reflection, people can unknowingly achieve sabawness because people who are sabaw are usually not thinking straight. Sabaw is usually attained when a person’s mind is very fatigued already. The most common reason for this stress on the mind is academic requirements, particularly after reading philosophical texts like Heidegger’s Being and Time. In summary, people who are sabaw are not crazy. They are just people who process thoughts beyond the limits of conventional thinking.

 

What is the soup of the day?

Scottylosophy is such an deep topic. It might be as deep as the Marianas trench. The soup of the day was developed by the philosopo Scott to help his friends understand his teachings at a much slower pace. This program was developed because of the times Theodore wanted to stab Scott with a spoon after not understanding Scott’s radical ideas. This program was not designed to be a daily soup of the day schedule like in restaurants because it might blow up some minds over a period of time. Instead, the soup of the day program will be delivered on a random interval to make it easier to digest.

Lesson 1 01/25/11

Talaga?

This statement will help you delve even deeper while you are reflecting by continuously questioning your previous reflection. This cycle will keep on repeating itself until you are finally sure of something.

For example:

Moises: Gwapo ako.

Talaga?

Moises: Oo.

Talaga?

Moises: Oo nga.

Talaga?

Moises: Sinabi na ngang oo eh.

Talaga?/:)

Moises: Ay hindi pala.