Let me explain the title, because pseudo conspiracy theory is not the right set of words, but I am having trouble thinking of another more descriptive set of words right now.
By pseudo conspiracy theory I mean when you see something that is eerily similar to a thing in the past, and because of its intense relation to that previous object and the similarities in internal sensation produced, you wrongly assume that they have the same essence. You may cherry pick data that proves your point and disregard data that does not as simply insignificant or anomolies. I'll give an example since I know this is all abstract speech.
You meet John. John is eerily similar to your dad. The introverted sensation produced is so similar that you devalue John and feel like you are talking to your dad instead. You may test a couple answers to make sure, and the answers were the same so it feels like, in essence, you are talking to your dad. Things that John does that are the same as your dad simply strengthen this view, while John's doing of things that are different than your dad are disregarded as insignificant or such a minute difference that they don't matter.
To finish this post off I'd like to ask, is introverted sensation actually the internal sensation or is it the subjective experience of external sensation. Introverted sensation in the former refers to the giddiness produced from a new movie coming out that you want to see or the internal effect produced by the movie when watching it(sadness). Introverted sensation in the latter is similarities based on the experience of the object(spotting an area on a cactus that reminds you of a cactus your mother used to have on a windowsill).
By pseudo conspiracy theory I mean when you see something that is eerily similar to a thing in the past, and because of its intense relation to that previous object and the similarities in internal sensation produced, you wrongly assume that they have the same essence. You may cherry pick data that proves your point and disregard data that does not as simply insignificant or anomolies. I'll give an example since I know this is all abstract speech.
You meet John. John is eerily similar to your dad. The introverted sensation produced is so similar that you devalue John and feel like you are talking to your dad instead. You may test a couple answers to make sure, and the answers were the same so it feels like, in essence, you are talking to your dad. Things that John does that are the same as your dad simply strengthen this view, while John's doing of things that are different than your dad are disregarded as insignificant or such a minute difference that they don't matter.
To finish this post off I'd like to ask, is introverted sensation actually the internal sensation or is it the subjective experience of external sensation. Introverted sensation in the former refers to the giddiness produced from a new movie coming out that you want to see or the internal effect produced by the movie when watching it(sadness). Introverted sensation in the latter is similarities based on the experience of the object(spotting an area on a cactus that reminds you of a cactus your mother used to have on a windowsill).