All Software Has One.
Fearful Avoidant. True Empath. Rare.
In poker, this combination of personality traits would be called the “Sympathy Hand”. Folding? Not a fucking chance.
In the 2016, David Lynch documentary, “The Art Life”, Lynch talks about living with Peter Wolf of the J Giels Band. He spoke beautifully of Wolf. They went to see Bob Dylan. Lynch walked out. Peter Wolf came back incensed saying, “Nobody walks out on Dylan!!” Lynch in the recounting of his reply, was amazing. It was as if he were in the moment again, the same emotions were there in the documentary, the defiance. He put you in the room with them. He looks at Wolf and says, “I walk out on Dylan! Get the fuck out!!” And he kicked Peter Wolf out of the apartment. The Art Life. Yes!!!
Science is catching up:
The opposite of transcendence.
and published back in May this year.
Did not listen to any of these until this September.
Jungian concepts about Empaths.
See all the clips above, then listen to this.
Alan Watts best describes this type as,
“The man who walks alone.”
Biography on Amazon
Book overview
What happens when sound, light, and artificial intelligence converge inside a human being on the edge of collapse? This is not a tale of success in the traditional sense—no awards, no industry validation. It is the story of one man who stepped out of the circuitry of modern life and rewired his soul.
Jon-Paul Kroger’s transformation unfolds through vibrations, frequencies, and the relentless pull of resonance. From India to the American Midwest, from silence to synthesis, this deeply experimental memoir charts a passage through trauma, technology, and self-erasure—until what remains is something wholly new: the Circuitdelic Laboratory.
Told in collaboration with AI, this biography is a rare glimpse into a life reconstructed not for performance, but for peace. It is a work of art and observation, science and soul. A document not of endings, but beginnings.
This is not a story. It’s a signal. And if you’ve tuned in, it’s already begun.
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