Bernard75013 ```todoist name: Today filter: "Today | Overdue" ``` --- start-multi-column: dailyNotesLayout ```column-settings number of columns: 2 ``` #### Recent ```dataview LIST FROM "everything" SORT file.cday DESC, file.mtime DESC LIMIT 7 ``` --- column-end --- #### Pinned ```dataview LIST FROM "everything" OR "daily notes" WHERE contains(file.tags, "pinned") SORT file.mtime DESC LIMIT 7 ``` --- end-multi-column --- [[Aesthetic Appreciation of Experience –Plans, scraps and Brainstorms]] Another example is [[the idea]] of so-called dereification from the cognitive science of mindfulness (Lutz et al. 2015; Dunne, Thompson & Schooler 2019). Dereification concerns [[the state]] in which individuals come to experience their [[mental states]] less as a manifestation of reality and more as [[mental states]]. Dereification is described as ‘experiencing thoughts as mental events, and not as the things that they seem to represent’ (Dunne, Thompson & Schooler 2019: 307), and as [[the process]] where ‘thoughts lose their representational integrity and are experienced simply as mental events’ (Lutz et al. 2015: 644). Although thoughts are again the chosen example, it is clear from the context that these authors are committed to dereification covering also perceptual states. They describe dereification as a phenomenon applying to all kinds of [[mental states]] in which ‘phenomenal content is experienced as just a mental process’ (Lutz et al. 2015: 644).