Greetings
First of all, I want to thank you for your welcoming attitude to such an exciting place to be in this time.
Also, I want to acknowledge the terrible times and suffering many vulnerable people in the world are facing.
It is my belief, based on careful examination of the interconnected narratives one can now navigate through in the web,
that there are many character or psychological traits that are emerging, as if nurtured by this pandemic, and the inherent
trauma it is causing to the collective of human species. Not that we haven't gone through that already, but it is the first
time that we as a species, are so interconnected that we can feel and see as a collective as never before,
somehow mimicking the way funghi work, or even the virus as a whole networking entity that moves towards survival.
It is also due to all this disruption and traumatic experiences the spread of the virus is causing, an "infodemic"
reaction, where information is being manipulated, corrupted and used for many different purposes other than really
getting together to solve this problem and survive as a species.
Just as the negative effects of the pandemic, there is also the emerging of collaborative action between and across all
disciplines, especially in the sciences field, and what can it gain from the creative arts and other different approaches
to problem solving and resilience. This is the discussion I would like to ignite.
I am interested in the field of human conversation, emotions, psychology, childhood trauma and therapeutic approaches to dissociative identity disorders. I believe the life long path I am taking right now, holds a consistent key to the developing of ethics and emotions in regards to singularity.
Warm regards and health to you all
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Ricardo Fernandez
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