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6 days agoWhat Jung Got Right-and What He Mystified
The unconscious has structure. Jung recognized that unconscious mental life isn't just a chaos of repressed wishes (as Freud sometimes implied) but has its own organization and intelligence. We now understand this through research on implicit memory, procedural learning, and automatic processing. Much of what our brains do happens outside conscious awareness, following learned patterns and rules we never deliberately installed.
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