American psychologist and leading exponent of humanistic psychology. Born in Brooklyn, New York, and educated at the City College of New York and the University of Wisconsin, Maslow spent most of his teaching career at Brandeis University. Judging orthodox behaviorism and psychoanalysis to be too rigidly theoretical and concerned with illness, he developed a theory of motivation describing the process by which an individual progresses from basic needs such as food and sex to the highest needs of what he called self-actualization the fulfillment of one's greatest human potential. Humanistic psychotherapy, usually in the form of group therapy, seeks to help the individual progress through these stages. Maslow's writings include Toward a Psychology of Being (1962) and Farther Reaches of Human Nature (1971).

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ABA's view on fulfilling some basic needs.

This looks like a
genuine radical nihilistic hedonistic autonomous atheist.
It gives you at least something to think about.

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The best thing of life is that no one ever will understand it.

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By the way, don't let automation get to you.	There's so much more! At least this year.	Only.....it's just a one way ticket for all of us.	And the ride is awful fast.....
However, there will always be more to come.	It doesn't matter in which order but definitely together.	Now, who's got the clue of any life cycle?	Find one's own ways.
Nature's balance of misery and joy.	Cherish your illusions.	Never ever stop, worship motion.	It is more blessed to give than to receive.

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Some time ago you could meet my virtual neighbours in Amsterdam

now you have a chance to cruise through the city.

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