onglob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 10:44 pm
But I am looking for solution.
Firstly, I would like to know the psychological reason for human egoism .
The human brain's truly amazing ability to learn, understand, and reason absolutely any and every thing unfortunately allows it to also learn bad/wrong behaviors, and then reason out or "justify" those bad/wrong behaviors as being good and/or right, also.
If a good or better internal feeling is associated with the bad/wrong behavior, then "justification" of that behavior and reasoning why to do it more just grows and grows.
Dishonesty and not accepting nor not taking responsibility for one's own bad/wrong behaviors is when the ego starts and where ego originated from.
TRYING TO "justify" one's own bad/wrong behaviors just feeds the ego more.
This now habitual behavior among adult human beings can be witnessed just about all the time.
Is it an indispensable part of our consciousness or our subconscious ?
There is consciousness and there is subconscious, but there is no "our" in regards to consciousness or subconscious.
The ego is very easy to dispense of once you know what it is exactly and how to dispense of it. But that is not to say that it can just as easily creep back into play from time to time.
onglob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 10:44 pmWhy we adhere to an identity ? and denounce those who don't belong
to it ?
Not all do that.
But the reason why 'you' do that is because there is an actual 'I', which exists. Unfortunately though human beings have not yet been able to recognize and accept who/what this 'I' is just yet. They just think/believe that their ego is that identity, which they see as being separate from "others".
onglob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 10:44 pmSecondly, I would like to know what's wrong with our philosophical
attitude ?
The answer to that would depend on how 'you' are defining 'philosophical attitude' here?
But what is basically wrong the 'philosophical attitude' in adult human beings is just about all of it has been completely lost.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with 'philosophical attitude' in very young children. But again, unfortunately, due to the amazing ability of the human brain to learn absolutely any thing the 'philosophical attitude' (of being an extremely inquisitive and wondering creature) slowly deteriorates and sadly diminishes completely with and from the incorrect and wrong form of educating that is passed around.
onglob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 10:44 pmAre we still misguided by the famous Descartes' "Cogito" ?
What is that "famous" thing and what does it entail?
(Just out of curiosity when is the exact moment a thing become supposedly "famous"?)
Also, just to make it clear I do NOT know what this "descartes' cogito" thing is or is supposed to be. I could of course just go and look it up, but to me if a person is serious about wanting a question answered, then they will share what their definitions are that THEY give to words.
The solution to getting rid of the human ego, once and for all, is really rather very quick, simple, and easy. Finding people who are serious about doing this is another matter though.
onglob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 10:44 pmCan we say "I exist" ?
You are free to say whatever you like. But if one is still looking for the answer to the question 'Who am 'I'?', then would saying "I exist" actually be a True statement?
Would not one have to know what they are before they could truly say that they existed?
onglob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 10:44 pmWhat's the exact definition of existence ?
There is NO exact definition of any word. Unless of course you can show otherwise.
But some might suggest that a better definition of the word 'existence' is known and understood, when one knows who/what they truly are, why they are here, and the reason for ALL-THERE-IS.
onglob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 10:44 pmAnd what can be acknowledged to be existing at present ?
The 'I'?
I just acknowledged that 'I' exist, at present, when this is written, so then this is what, literally, can be acknowledged to be existing at present.