“The dwindling spiral of his case was this—and this is true of every human being alive. Even though he’s a great personality, he still has found that this is the case: somewhere or other down the track he has learned that one human being after another or one being after another had a viewpoint which he himself couldn’t tolerate. He has run into viewpoints which were detestable to him: ‘It’s very bad over that way’ kind of viewpoints.
“He’s gotten viewpoint after viewpoint that he has been unwilling to have and so has cut himself off viewpoint after viewpoint after viewpoint after viewpoint to a point where he can’t look at anything anymore. And anybody who’s having trouble with looking in any way, shape or form, has occlusions or anything of the sort, just has too many viewpoints which he can’t bear the thought of becoming—can’t bear the thought of being those viewpoints.”
— L. Ron Hubbard
Excerpted from the lecture General Handling of a Pc delivered on 26 April 1954. This can be found in the 5th American ACC lectures. Track 12.
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