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>The category Imagination Deficient Personality is not offered as a
>mental illness, or scientifically proven personality trait. It is
>instead a category which helps to organize and understand what is
>happening in cases of skepticism. Instead of dividing skeptics into
the
>usual two categories of "negative nay-sayers" and "atheists", we can
>instead see that many of them are really just imagination deficient.
>
I didn't realize that all skeptics were either "negative nay-sayers" or
"atheists". Where'd he learn this, at Maharishi International
University? At least the author recognizes that "imagination deficient"
isn't a "scientifically proven" trait. Apparently it's just a label to
apply to people who question the validity of "imaginative" subjects like
Transcendental Meditation and quantum metaphysics.
Oops, I'm being unimaginative again. Better go check my blood
pressure...