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Pioussoul Posted 19 years ago
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collective versus collected

0Cark GustavJung suggested that there exists a 01b00collective02b00 unconscious body of knowledge that is available to those who know how to open the door. It's possible that geniuses have the ability to get access to imagination that exists in another unseen 01b00space/dimention02b00. Perhaps in dreams those of great creative genius enter this kingdom of 01b00collected02b00 thoughts and find inspiration.02br
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00For a start, are collective and collected interchangeable in the context? If not, what are the differences?02br
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00Second, which works better here, space or dimention? Could it be possible for both to fit into this context?02br
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0 01i 00collective/collected02i 00 are probably well used in the context, but you should check Jung and know what you want to say. 02br 02br 00 collective: common to many people, accessible to many, owned by many02br 00 collected: combined, accumulated; also calm02br 02br 01i 00 in another dimension02i 00, perhaps better, but 01i 00space02i 00 may work too. 0-

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  • 0 01i 00collective/collected02i 00 are probably well used in the context, but you should check Jung and know what you want to say.
  • 02br 02br 00 collective: common to many people, accessible to many, owned by many02br 00 collected: combined, accumulated; also calm02br 02br 01i 00 in another dimension02i 00, perhaps better, but 01i 00space02i 00 may work too.
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0 01i00collective/collected02i00 are probably well used in the context, but you should check Jung and know what you want to say. 02br
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00 collective: common to many people, accessible to many, owned by many02br
00 collected: combined, accumulated; also calm02br
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01i00 in another dimension02i00
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01cite10Marius Hancu12cite11i10collective/collected12i10 are probably well used in the context, but you should check Jung and know what you want to say. 12br
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10collective: common to many people, accessible to many, owned by many12br
10collected: combined, accumulated; also calm12
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