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Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-18 11:15 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-18 11:40 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-19 12:27 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-19 21:03 -0600
Brains ReWire, to adapt to whatever it is we're doing. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-20 03:49 -0800
Re: Brains ReWire, to adapt to whatever it is we're doing. whodat <whodaat@void.nowgre.com> - 2021-11-20 08:13 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> - 2021-11-20 02:52 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-20 09:58 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> - 2021-11-20 12:59 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-21 12:43 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-21 13:47 -0600
"MH" is about culture, not genetics. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-21 18:42 -0800
Re: "MH" is about culture, not genetics. Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 00:02 -0800
Re: "MH" is about culture, not genetics. Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 09:11 -0600
Re: "MH" is about culture, not genetics. Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 09:23 -0600
Re: "MH" is about culture, not genetics. Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 10:13 -0600
Re: "MH" is about culture, not genetics. Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 14:20 -0600
Re: "MH" is about culture, not genetics. Michael Moroney <moroney@world.std.spaamtrap.com> - 2021-11-22 13:33 -0500
My nose is too flat ?! Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-22 12:14 -0800
Re: My nose is too flat ?! Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 14:34 -0600
Both photos show my nose is tall & narrow. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-22 14:50 -0800
Re: Both photos show my nose is tall & narrow. whodat <whodaat@void.nowgre.com> - 2021-11-22 16:56 -0600
Re: Both photos show my nose is tall & narrow. RabidHussar <rabid@huss.ar> - 2021-11-22 21:28 -0500
Re: Both photos show my nose is tall & narrow. Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 22:29 -0600
Re: Both photos show my nose is tall & narrow. Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 22:56 -0600
Expell too much co2, & you drop like a fly. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-23 01:43 -0800
Re: Expell too much co2, & you drop like a fly. Siri Cruise <chine.bleu@yahoo.com> - 2021-11-23 03:14 -0800
Re: "MH" is about culture, not genetics. Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 15:15 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 09:53 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-21 15:09 -0600
The value of an airplane is not measured in pounds. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-21 19:04 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 11:44 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-23 12:41 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Michael Moroney <moroney@world.std.spaamtrap.com> - 2021-11-23 14:59 -0500
Stagflation at the end of 2019, in Iran. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-24 02:49 -0800
Re: Stagflation at the end of 2019, in Iran. whodat <whodaat@void.nowgre.com> - 2021-11-24 04:51 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 12:11 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 13:24 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-22 13:51 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-24 10:25 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-24 12:44 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-25 09:31 -0600
Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-11-25 09:15 -0800
Re: Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. whodat <whodaat@void.nowgre.com> - 2021-11-25 11:35 -0600
Re: Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. SilverSlimer <silver@slim.er> - 2021-11-25 12:42 -0500
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-26 21:48 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-27 19:23 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-28 14:03 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-29 13:17 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-11-30 11:31 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-01 14:32 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-03 14:52 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> - 2021-12-03 17:12 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-04 00:05 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-04 09:25 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> - 2021-12-04 12:07 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> - 2021-12-06 20:05 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-04 10:50 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-05 14:00 -0600
How are you Iranians better off than me, here in Seattle ? Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-05 13:13 -0800
Re: How are you Iranians better off than me, here in Seattle ? whodat <whodaat@void.nowgre.com> - 2021-12-05 16:35 -0600
Re: How are you Iranians better off than me, here in Seattle ? Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-05 19:50 -0600
Would you be better off in Iran, with your family ? Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-05 21:21 -0800
Re: Would you be better off in Iran, with your family ? Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-06 08:39 -0600
Re: Would you be better off in Iran, with your family ? Serg io <invalid@invalid.com> - 2021-12-13 17:58 -0600
Tehran consums 4 metric tons of opium per _Day_. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-13 18:06 -0800
Re: Tehran consums 4 metric tons of opium per _Day_. Joel <joelcrump@gmail.com> - 2021-12-13 21:09 -0500
Why does a 12-year-old Iranian girl need opium ?! Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-13 18:57 -0800
Re: Why does a 12-year-old Iranian girl need opium ?! silverslimer <silver@slim.er> - 2021-12-14 07:42 -0500
Re: Why does a 12-year-old Iranian girl need opium ?! Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-14 10:05 -0600
Re: Why does a 12-year-old Iranian girl need opium ?! Serg io <invalid@invalid.com> - 2021-12-14 10:17 -0600
Re: Why does a 12-year-old Iranian girl need opium ?! Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-15 09:16 -0600
What you think of Israel & (Sunni) Saudi Arabia ? Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-15 07:23 -0800
Re: What you think of Israel & (Sunni) Saudi Arabia ? Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-15 09:58 -0600
Some (Shia) Iranians won't speak of Israel. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-15 08:21 -0800
Re: What you think of Israel & (Sunni) Saudi Arabia ? chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> - 2021-12-15 10:23 -0600
Re: What you think of Israel & (Sunni) Saudi Arabia ? rbowman <bowman@montana.com> - 2021-12-15 19:44 -0700
Re: What you think of Israel & (Sunni) Saudi Arabia ? Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-16 10:35 -0600
Re: Would you be better off in Iran, with your family ? whodat <whodaat@void.nowgre.com> - 2021-12-13 22:22 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-05 20:29 -0600
24/7 draft beer, drink it on the street. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-05 21:41 -0800
Sharia Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-07 16:29 -0800
Re: Sharia vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> - 2021-12-08 10:03 +0000
24/7 beer, on the street, no attendant, no door locks, no bouncer. Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-08 02:51 -0800
Re: 24/7 beer, on the street, no attendant, no door locks, no bouncer. Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-08 08:22 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-06 13:06 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-06 13:35 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-06 21:45 -0600
Your Analytics Compartments :-) Jeff-Relf.Me @. - 2021-12-06 20:05 -0800
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-06 22:35 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-06 23:39 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-07 12:29 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-08 10:24 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-11 19:36 -0600
Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-) Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> - 2021-12-13 12:46 -0600
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-11-24 12:44 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <snm162$iq3$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #836420 |
On 11/21/2021 12:43 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:
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Ok, so far:
Analytics Compartment Of Brain (ACOB):
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* functions:
- Substitution
Example 1: CH getting fired means "calamity"
Example 2: demography of junkies is almost pure CH
Example 3: meaningful physical activity vs idiotic movements
Example 4: Martin Luther's 2nd downgrading of Christianity to fit CH
Example 5: CH difficulty to emigre
Example 6: my moving to USA
Example 7: from dollar to cryptocurrency
Example 8: MH invention of writing
Example 9: destroying Greek MH advances
Example 10: Dark Ages: Descend to CH earlier human's roots
Example 11: Christianity's 1st downgrading of Mithraism to fit CH
Example 12: Inability to leave CH group despite free houses offered
Example 13: CH settlement in America only after European MH settled
Example 14: Adoption of Islam
Example 15: Mongols' adoption of cultures superior to theirs
Example 16: Ahmad Shah's ability to change to a civilian life
- Solving The Right Problem (STRP)
Example 1: war instead of trade
Example 2: Roman Empire issue
Example 3: Russian Empire issue
Example 4: War with Mongols entailing STRP on both sides
Example 5: Solving the Mongols issue after defeat
Example 6: Hitler vs Jews
Example 7: Martin Luther vs Jews
Example 8: Islam entailing STRP for many difficult problems
Example 9: Polygamy as legal and moral practice
Example 10: Problem of gender exceptions
Example 11: Prostitutes' Rights
Example 12: Ahmad Shah abdicating the throne
Example 13: Curzon's inability to solve the "Persian Question"
Example 14: Curzon's attempts to solve imaginary problems instead
Example 15: Ace attacked the Right Problem, not fringe issues
Example 16: Ace traded fringe issues for solutions to Right Problems
Example 17: Ace's "high treason" best solution to the Right Problem
Example 18: Circa 1935 enemy for Iran was Stalin, not Hitler
Example 19: Circa 1935 Iran's STRP was via Hitler and no one else
Example 20: Ace understood Iran's railroad was STRP for Allies
Example 21: Zahedi's STRP in creation of SAVAK
Example 22: Shah's STRP in removal of feudal system
- Atoning
* attributes:
- Secrecy
Example 1: Curzon's silence on Indians
Example 2: Iran's open doors
Example 3: American Natives open doors
Example 4: U.S. Navy's open doors
Example 5: U.S. embassy in Tehran, August 1953
Example 6: destroying original "Persia and the Persian Question"
Example 7: modern day hidden "Monastery" collections
Example 8: Brits hiding behind Americans to limit Iran's power
- Predictability
Example 1: Role of Caucasus MH in October 1917 Revolution in Russia
Example 2: Ahmad Shah's League Of Nations threat to British Empire
Example 3: Qualifying Exam Scores, Chinese MH is most unpridictable
Example 4: Consequences of Carter's plan against Shah and Israel
Example 5: USA's failures in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanestan, and Syria
Example 6: CIA's assessment of Iran: "Island of Stability" circa 1978
Example 7: CIA's gathered MH data useless in predicting the MH
Example 8: CIA's gathered CH data very useful in predicting the CH
Example 9: Sci.physics CH failure in predicting me for 20 years
Example 10: One CH reveals everything about the group he belongs
Example 11: One MH reveals nothing about any other MH
Example 12: Simple opinion polls work only for CH population
Example 13: Jewish use of polls from MH to juice CH fools
Example 14: Hitler's failure in predicting Iran's role
Example 15: 1949 inability of CH Soviets to predict Shah and Iran
Example 16: CIA's blunder in predicting Iran's STRP of feudal system
A bit about Zahedi's SAVAK:
SAVAK was no joke! CIA and Mossad were "jokes" in comparison. CIA is
nothing but a university that conducts research in a limited way only.
It gathers data then analyzes such data, then reports the results to
Washington. The rest is up to government and what people backing those
governments want. The only reason you can't simply apply and become
student of that university is that it happens to only deal with
classified data, so you must have some pre-existing qualifications that
have nothing to do with your IQ. Unclassified data are being already
analyzed by many other universities as we know. But an establishment
needed to form to deal with classified data. Hence the CIA.
Mossad? The same type of entity. They gather data and they analyze it.
They're good though! They actually know what they're doing. They are MH,
remember that. Quality-wise CIA _is_ a "joke" in comparison.
And both CIA and Mossad have some unimportant paramilitary operation
department on the side. Nothing significant. It comes handy on very rare
situations only. Such departments are nothing but some desks and some
bureaucrats who have a list of private security firms. And a budget to
work under.
That's the entirety of what CIA and Mossad have always been. SAVAK was
no such thing!
SAVAK had 11 huge separate departments to it, each consisting of vast
data gathering centers and their own state of the art thinking centers
as well! It didn't just analyze. These independent centers, taken
together, created a gigantic thinking machine. CIA or just about any
intelligence entity in the world were no match for it in years from 1958
to about 1969. In that particular period it outsmarted every thinking
centers around the world which had something going on with Iran.
Only around 1969 it began to fail. How? Shah in his removal of feudal
system 5 years earlier had created important enemies among large land
owners. These land owners were resourceful and in just 5 or 6 years
totally penetrated SAVAK and invaded it. From then on, SAVAK was indeed
working against the Shah without letting him know that.
Carter's success in destroying the Shah and Israel's plans was only on
the account of these frustrated land owners and the SAVAK which now they
controlled. All Carter needed to do was to give them the slightest go
ahead sign. That's why Carter could deliver his ultimatum to Shah in
December of 1977.
Fact is, the land reform couldn't get done any other way. SAVAK had to
fool Americans and the Brits into thinking relationship with Iran would
get simpler and faster and easier to manipulate because instead of
conferring with many centers of power in Iran it could lead to
conferring with Shah alone! When they got thus fooled and stepped back
and only watched, Shah began the hardest feat of his ruling years in
Iran, first having SAVAK fool the land owners into accepting legal basis
of his reforms (they were led to think like any other bullshit passed in
the parliament it would not mean anything beyond a piece of paper) and
then by fooling the clergy (which always had ties to these land owners)
into saying "People don't want these reforms", thus falling into the
trap that Shah (and SAVAK) had set for them, a referendum!
As soon as the time became ripe, Shah suggested a referendum to see
people want these reforms or not! Obviously all the Iranians other than
land owners and the clergy voted "yes" to it. Shah got loose on the land
owners lands!
The price of this important movement, one which had been due for decades
and decades, was the resentment that it created among the land owners
and the clergy. Land owners later accepted any term from Carter as long
as Shah would get toppled, and clergy would accept Carter's condition to
cut ties with Israel in exchange for filling up the power centers.
When I go over to what happened in those decades, I see no grave
mistakes on the side of the Shah. He did the best that could be done for
Iran. And land owners had reasons to be so vicious against the Shah. And
the clergy had lost everything in that land reform, much more thoroughly
than the land owners. The combination caused what we now know as history
of Iran since 1960.
It was all because Zahedi and Shah knew that in order to have a path to
a superpower status for Iran in the future, feudalism in Iran must first
go.
The next step after those reforms was of course collaboration with
Israel. Israelis already at the time of Dayan's travel to Iran in 1962
knew that they'd be soon a nuclear power in the middle east. Dayan
discussed it with Shah and the plans began then and there! That is why
Jews let you CH go at last, after 1962 (and until end of 1977). Jews had
decided on another path to future that involved a superpower middle
east. It was the only condition under which they'd let you CH go free.
Well, Carter changed that in late 1977, so some form of Hell got loose
on you CH dimwits that you have still not figured out exactly what it
is. What _can_ you see slightly better now is that your affairs in the
future would not be same as what you enjoyed in the past. Your children
will face a very different future.
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-11-25 09:31 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <snoa81$ue6$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #836657 |
On 11/24/2021 12:44 PM, Clutterfreak wrote: > As soon as the time became ripe, Shah suggested a referendum to see > people want these reforms or not! Obviously all the Iranians other than > land owners and the clergy voted "yes" to it. Shah got loose on the land > owners lands! This seemingly simple design was more intricate than this of course. I know the details of it very well but these stuff, beyond what I already put down, are too good for you to know. It'd be feeding pigs Yubari King Melons. Your "Iran Experts" are as helpless as my neighbor's pet raccoon in understanding them also. So are your CIA and other intelligence organizations. MH on MH processes are beyond you CH dimwits. But doesn't hurt to add that in a certain way the clergy could be considered "land owners" of their own back then. They needed such lands given to Mosques for one of their sources of income for their religious schools. Two other sources of income they had were teaching all the basic education for entire public (maktab khAneh), and getting paid as judges for their legal services. Shah's comprehensive plan didn't just include land reform! It replaced the judicial structure and the public school system as well! So clergy was left with nothing. A big problem that Shah wasn't let to solve because this time all these resourceful land owners wanted him out. So it should've been obvious where things were going, except for one thing! It was a task that more than anything else needed SAVAK for its solution. Too bad this time around SAVAK itself was being penetrated by ex land owners' men. So land owners jumped in and prevented Shah from remedying the situation, helping, and attending to the carnage he had left behind after he was done with first major steps of his comprehensive reforms. That's how, in the absence of those other means of approach Shah had taken (with Israel and taking up the whole middle east as one) to solve all these problems, after Carter prevented him from that, these unfinished matters inside Iran got time to catch up with him and defeat him. When I look at it I see no party guilty of anything in all that except Carter. This son of a bitch lowly "grunt" of a service man from the other side of the world stepped in and fucked it up. And you are and will be paying for it. I promise you that :) But why "Carter" could _happen_ in the first place? :-) What is the solution for THAT?.. That's when things get interesting for the MH to handle, sweeties. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Jeff-Relf.Me @. |
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| Date | 2021-11-25 09:15 -0800 |
| Subject | Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. |
| Message-ID | <Jeff-Relf.Me@Nov.25--9.15am.Seattle.2021> |
| In reply to | #836725 |
How could Jimmy Carter & Joe Biden happen ? Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. They've convinced everyone that we're all going to die, which is true, but not a reason to give up in despair, like most everyone is doing now. Yet again, landlords are viciously attacked; so they refused to rent, and rents go up 20 % per year ! Gold & cyber currencies are too dangerous; so the only solution is to spend all of your savings on rent before you it won't be enough to rent an outhouse & you'll have to crap in the grocery store aisles.
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| From | whodat <whodaat@void.nowgre.com> |
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| Date | 2021-11-25 11:35 -0600 |
| Subject | Re: Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. |
| Message-ID | <j09vr2Fm9vaU1@mid.individual.net> |
| In reply to | #836728 |
On 11/25/2021 11:15 AM, Jeff-Relf.Me@. wrote: > How could Jimmy Carter & Joe Biden happen ? > > Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. > > They've convinced everyone that we're all going to die, > which is true, but not a reason to give up in despair, > like most everyone is doing now. > > Yet again, landlords are viciously attacked; > so they refused to rent, and rents go up 20 % per year ! > > Gold & cyber currencies are too dangerous; > so the only solution is to spend all of your savings on rent > before you it won't be enough to rent an outhouse & > you'll have to crap in the grocery store aisles. What, if anything, does this have to do with physics?
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| From | SilverSlimer <silver@slim.er> |
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| Date | 2021-11-25 12:42 -0500 |
| Subject | Re: Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. |
| Message-ID | <AWPnJ.82890$Wkjc.1889@fx35.iad> |
| In reply to | #836732 |
On 2021-11-25 12:35 p.m., whodat wrote: > On 11/25/2021 11:15 AM, Jeff-Relf.Me@. wrote: >> How could Jimmy Carter & Joe Biden happen ? >> >> Yet another FlyByNight Apocalypse cult has enveloped Earth. >> >> They've convinced everyone that we're all going to die, >> which is true, but not a reason to give up in despair, >> like most everyone is doing now. >> >> Yet again, landlords are viciously attacked; >> so they refused to rent, and rents go up 20 % per year ! >> >> Gold & cyber currencies are too dangerous; >> so the only solution is to spend all of your savings on rent >> before you it won't be enough to rent an outhouse & >> you'll have to crap in the grocery store aisles. > > What, if anything, does this have to do with physics? I was going to ask him the same thing. Come to think of it, it has nothing to do with Linux, computers or technology either. -- @silverslimer Free speech is absolute
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-11-26 21:48 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <sns9rb$3ai$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #836657 |
On 11/24/2021 12:44 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:
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Ok, so far:
Analytics Compartment Of Brain (ACOB):
-------------------------------------
* functions:
- Substitution
Example 1: CH getting fired means "calamity"
Example 2: demography of junkies is almost pure CH
Example 3: meaningful physical activity vs idiotic movements
Example 4: Martin Luther's 2nd downgrading of Christianity to fit CH
Example 5: CH difficulty to emigre
Example 6: my moving to USA
Example 7: from dollar to cryptocurrency
Example 8: MH invention of writing
Example 9: destroying Greek MH advances
Example 10: Dark Ages: Descend to CH earlier human's roots
Example 11: Christianity's 1st downgrading of Mithraism to fit CH
Example 12: Inability to leave CH group despite free houses offered
Example 13: CH settlement in America only after European MH settled
Example 14: Adoption of Islam
Example 15: Mongols' adoption of cultures superior to theirs
Example 16: Ahmad Shah's ability to change to a civilian life
Example 17: Jews changing to a coexistence plan in 1962
- Solving The Right Problem (STRP)
Example 1: war instead of trade
Example 2: Roman Empire issue
Example 3: Russian Empire issue
Example 4: War with Mongols entailing STRP on both sides
Example 5: Solving the Mongols issue after defeat
Example 6: Hitler vs Jews
Example 7: Martin Luther vs Jews
Example 8: Islam entailing STRP for many difficult problems
Example 9: Polygamy as legal and moral practice
Example 10: Problem of gender exceptions
Example 11: Prostitutes' Rights
Example 12: Ahmad Shah abdicating the throne
Example 13: Curzon's inability to solve the "Persian Question"
Example 14: Curzon's attempts to solve imaginary problems instead
Example 15: Ace attacked the Right Problem, not fringe issues
Example 16: Ace traded fringe issues for solutions to Right Problems
Example 17: Ace's "high treason" best solution to the Right Problem
Example 18: Circa 1935 enemy for Iran was Stalin, not Hitler
Example 19: Circa 1935 Iran's STRP was via Hitler and no one else
Example 20: Ace understood Iran's railroad was STRP for Allies
Example 21: Zahedi's STRP in creation of SAVAK
Example 22: Shah's STRP in removal of feudal system
Example 23: Carter's ingrained inability to predict long term future
Example 24: Jews STRP in settling for a superpower middle east
- Atoning
Example 1: Luther passing the problem of sins to Jesus
Example 2: Concept of "kaffAreh" in Islam
* attributes:
- Secrecy
Example 1: Curzon's silence on Indians
Example 2: Iran's open doors
Example 3: American Natives open doors
Example 4: U.S. Navy's open doors
Example 5: U.S. embassy in Tehran, August 1953
Example 6: destroying original "Persia and the Persian Question"
Example 7: modern day hidden "Monastery" collections
Example 8: Brits hiding behind Americans to limit Iran's power
- Predictability
Example 1: Role of Caucasus MH in October 1917 Revolution in Russia
Example 2: Ahmad Shah's League Of Nations threat to British Empire
Example 3: Qualifying Exam Scores, Chinese MH is most unpridictable
Example 4: Consequences of Carter's plan against Shah and Israel
Example 5: USA's failures in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanestan, and Syria
Example 6: CIA's assessment of Iran: "Island of Stability" circa 1978
Example 7: CIA's gathered MH data useless in predicting the MH
Example 8: CIA's gathered CH data very useful in predicting the CH
Example 9: Sci.physics CH failure in predicting me for 20 years
Example 10: One CH reveals everything about the group he belongs
Example 11: One MH reveals nothing about any other MH
Example 12: Simple opinion polls work only for CH population
Example 13: Jewish use of polls from MH to juice CH fools
Example 14: Hitler's failure in predicting Iran's role
Example 15: 1949 inability of CH Soviets to predict Shah and Iran
Example 16: CIA's blunder in predicting Iran's STRP of feudal system
Function of Atoning in ACOB:
MH is too careful a form of human to let go of a sin committed even
after going through punishment that law imposes on him. In any thought
or religion or law that developed among MH, committing sin also leads to
measures to face it and deal with it and correct it as much as it can be
done. It is done in _addition_ to receiving punishment from normal
courts of law.
History shows CH does not have this function in its ACOB. In fact what
we see in them is always a tendency to make committing sin acceptable.
For instance Luther had to leave it to Jesus to take care of CH sins,
giving in to the fact that CH has an ingrained inability to deal with or
even fully feel his sins.
I don't know enough about how Indians (and Chinese) handle sin, but I
give it a high probability they've come up with their own way of atoning
when a sin is committed.
In Mithraism, Zoroastrianism, and the subsequent Islam, Iranians
developed measures to compensate for any act of sin. The concept of
"kaffAreh" (atonement) in Islam forces you to do something about the sin
you have committed. You'd report it to a knowledgeable source of Islamic
thoughts in that subject (a certain clergy) and he'd give you a few
options from which you chose. These options could have in them
financial, deeds, even long term undertakings depending on what your own
overall situation is and what the nature of your sin was, and how much
money you have, what skills you have, or how much time you have, etc.
I mentioned I have a hunch Indians have a similar system among them
because I remember in that nice movie about Gandhi there was this Hindu
who had killed a Moslem by hitting his head by a large stone and felt
guilt and could not hold it in himself. This was like how a true MH is;
while, a CH in his shoes would keep on living happily like nothing had
happened - look at all these CH mercenaries sent to MH countries to kill
for almost no reason. CH has made a career out of it!
So this Hindu had to go to Gandhi and confess to see if the latter could
come up with a way to help him reduce his extreme sense of guilt so he
can go on with his life like a normal man. Gandhi within a moment told
him he should find a young son of a Moslem man that had died, and adopt
that son as his own son, and raise him in a way to make sure he grows up
to become a Moslem!
The Hindu for a moment absorbed the enormity of the undertaking, and
right away he discovered this was the only solution for his problem :-)
A true atonement. And he immediately began to feel better.
I don't see this behavior among CH. CH goes to his priest (if he ever
does that), confesses, and priest tells him the rest is with Jesus! End
of the story. Good fucking deal.
It's not there! This function is not inside CH's psyche to begin with.
That's why they can so easily make a career of committing sin for money.
If you look at these mercenaries, you often see all the hallmarks of CH
on them, from the way they look, to the way they live, and to the way
they get handled by MH!
We MH handle them like we handle animals who don't know better.
"kaffAreh" in Islam is dealt with very delicately. The judge determining
it for you has a special area of education that normal clerics don't.
Most clerics in Iran study jurisprudence cause it is the easiest and
fastest to get expert in and begin making a living with it as various
judges that handle a huge part of problems that can come up among MH.
But the expert in kaffareh has to go deeper into Islam to gain that
insight. He has to study "Morality" also. Morality is another area in
Islam which is harder to study and takes longer to get expert in because
it is the study of what the _consequences_ of foundation postulates in
Islam are, and how these consequences, in turn, should lead to
jurisprudence laws. In other words, you need to know very well how to
deduce laws in jurisprudence from concepts in Morality, as well as how
to deduce concepts in Morality from foundation postulates. It is very
involved and often requires talent to achieve that.
For that same reason you don't find that many experts in Morality. But
here and there they exist. Khomeyni was one! At his time there were only
6 other experts in Morality in Iran.
And of course there are other experts in Islam that study what the
foundation postulates themselves should be! That area in Islam is called
"kalAm" and has its own experts. Their job is to deduce correct
postulates from Quran.
Different Moslems have different sets of postulates. Some of them of
course overlap but here and there one has a few more or a few less
postulates in them. Shi'ite Islam (my background) has 7 postulates 5 of
which overlap Sonni Islam. Wahabism I think only has 3 postulates. Other
sects various other postulates, some overlapping some not.
So Islam, being one of the religions of the MH, is quite analytic in
fact. You can't just open your mouth and begin bullshitting in it.
Everything is there for a reason and in relation to something else
deeper inside, and the latter in turn is there as a result of one or
more postulates in that form of Islam, and yet these postulates
themselves are there because a whole bunch of very intelligent and
talented guys throughout 1400 years of history interpreted them from
Quran, not one of them a CH.
For same reasons, Islam is not a myth or a fairy tale like your Bible.
It is serious analytical _thought_ from begin to end, and at the same
time it is open for improvement! If you can beat the thoughts already in
there by a better thought that is! In other words, if you can start from
Quran and deduce a different set of postulates, then from these
postulates deduce the correct set of Morality concepts that follow from
them, and from these newly developed morality concept deduce a new set
of jurisprudence laws, then all you need to do is to defend your
"thesis" so to speak against the best Moslem minds dead or alive :-) If
you win, you have created a major reform in Islam, another one in
addition to Wahabism, Sunni, Shi'te, Ahmadi, Shafe'i, etc. If you lose
the argument it's up to you to either work more on that "thesis" for a
stronger better defense in the future, or perhaps see the flaw in your
thesis (if it is a major flaw) and forget about it.
You CH have no idea how primitive your religion today is. No idea! Your
religion reflects _you_ of course. It is what you could come up with.
So to get expert in concept of kaffareh (atonement) a normal cleric who
knows jurisprudence must delve into - not all - but some of the areas of
Morality underneath it as well. That's why you don't see them as often
as regular clerics, but there are many of them easily reachable by
anyone who has a guilt to deal with. They are of course much more
numerous than the few who are experts in all areas of Morality.
You go to one of these experts, confess, and he will ask you questions
to find who you are and what your overall situation is, then he'll study
your sin and will come up with the solution for you that's best course
of action to deal with the sin you committed. Remember that this is
totally separate from what consequences and punishments you additionally
received earlier for your sin if you violated one or more of
jurisprudence laws as well.
Nobody can force you to atone. Yet the need for it in MH has been so
significant that this whole system had to develop to deal with it!
That's how MH deals with sin. Atoning is a major function in MH ACOB
because we are insightful and careful humans. In CH it doesn't even
exist, because CH is simply an earlier form of human. MH is beyond them.
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-11-27 19:23 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <snulm0$c3v$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #836810 |
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Ok, so far:
Analytics Compartment Of Brain (ACOB):
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* functions:
- Substitution
Example 1: CH getting fired means "calamity"
Example 2: demography of junkies is almost pure CH
Example 3: meaningful physical activity vs idiotic movements
Example 4: Martin Luther's 2nd downgrading of Christianity to fit CH
Example 5: CH difficulty to emigre
Example 6: my moving to USA
Example 7: from dollar to cryptocurrency
Example 8: MH invention of writing
Example 9: destroying Greek MH advances
Example 10: Dark Ages: Descend to CH earlier human's roots
Example 11: Christianity's 1st downgrading of Mithraism to fit CH
Example 12: Inability to leave CH group despite free houses offered
Example 13: CH settlement in America only after European MH settled
Example 14: Adoption of Islam
Example 15: Mongols' adoption of cultures superior to theirs
Example 16: Ahmad Shah's ability to change to a civilian life
Example 17: Jews changing to a coexistence plan in 1962
- Solving The Right Problem (STRP)
Example 1: war instead of trade
Example 2: Roman Empire issue
Example 3: Russian Empire issue
Example 4: War with Mongols entailing STRP on both sides
Example 5: Solving the Mongols issue after defeat
Example 6: Hitler vs Jews
Example 7: Martin Luther vs Jews
Example 8: Islam entailing STRP for many difficult problems
Example 9: Polygamy as legal and moral practice
Example 10: Problem of gender exceptions
Example 11: Prostitutes' Rights
Example 12: Ahmad Shah abdicating the throne
Example 13: Curzon's inability to solve the "Persian Question"
Example 14: Curzon's attempts to solve imaginary problems instead
Example 15: Ace attacked the Right Problem, not fringe issues
Example 16: Ace traded fringe issues for solutions to Right Problems
Example 17: Ace's "high treason" best solution to the Right Problem
Example 18: Circa 1935 enemy for Iran was Stalin, not Hitler
Example 19: Circa 1935 Iran's STRP was via Hitler and no one else
Example 20: Ace understood Iran's railroad was STRP for Allies
Example 21: Zahedi's STRP in creation of SAVAK
Example 22: Shah's STRP in removal of feudal system
Example 23: Carter's ingrained inability to predict long term future
Example 24: Jews STRP in settling for a superpower middle east
- Atoning
Example 1: Luther passing the problem of sins to Jesus
Example 2: Concept of "kaffAreh" in Islam
* attributes:
- Secrecy
Example 1: Curzon's silence on Indians
Example 2: Iran's open doors
Example 3: American Natives open doors
Example 4: U.S. Navy's open doors
Example 5: U.S. embassy in Tehran, August 1953
Example 6: destroying original "Persia and the Persian Question"
Example 7: modern day hidden "Monastery" collections
Example 8: Brits hiding behind Americans to limit Iran's power
- Predictability
Example 1: Role of Caucasus MH in October 1917 Revolution in Russia
Example 2: Ahmad Shah's League Of Nations threat to British Empire
Example 3: Qualifying Exam Scores, Chinese MH is most unpridictable
Example 4: Consequences of Carter's plan against Shah and Israel
Example 5: USA's failures in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanestan, and Syria
Example 6: CIA's assessment of Iran: "Island of Stability" circa 1978
Example 7: CIA's gathered MH data useless in predicting the MH
Example 8: CIA's gathered CH data very useful in predicting the CH
Example 9: Sci.physics CH failure in predicting me for 20 years
Example 10: One CH reveals everything about the group he belongs
Example 11: One MH reveals nothing about any other MH
Example 12: Simple opinion polls work only for CH population
Example 13: Jewish use of polls from MH to juice CH fools
Example 14: Hitler's failure in predicting Iran's role
Example 15: 1949 inability of CH Soviets to predict Shah and Iran
Example 16: CIA's blunder in predicting Iran's STRP of feudal system
- Patience
Feature 1: Support may come
Feature 2: You keep at it
Feature 3: It is something MH does, but something CH tries
Feature 4: Knowing yourself requires it
Feature 5: It tells you if you have drifted
Feature 6: It fills in the needed detail
Now attribute of Patience:
It comes in many forms and is quite an important part of how MH deals
with the world. Lack of patience, or worse, some attribute directly
working opposite to Patience that many CH exhibit in themselves
(attribute of Instant Gratification - will discuss later) has in many
situations negative outcomes and no matter how often or repeatedly these
facts are experienced by one and the same CH, they don't seem to remedy
that shortcoming in him.
First I note here that lack of the attribute of Patience is something
new in general animals. Presently all animals exhibit quite a bit of
patience, including apes and monkeys, closest cousins to us in tree of
evolution. But somehow this attribute is missing in CH. I suspect
Neanderthals were extremely impatient humans. Otherwise the CH children
that they made with MH wouldn't be so devoid of it.
So my guess is that either lack of patience began with Neanderthals or
from at most one or two species before them, and by introduction of MH
it made its way back into mainstream humanity. Cause literally all the
animals possess great sense of patience.
I could never be as patient as a cat, or a dog, or a horse, etc. We
cannot beat other life forms not too far distanced from us in this
particular attribute.
So its absence only showed up in some of the earlier humans, the last of
which are CH.
Simply put, patience opens up the widest window of opportunities. A lot
of things in a complex world can happen in time :) Denying yourself of
that is simply stupid, so at least part of the fact that we MH are a
patient species is our superior ACOB itself. In war and in peace time,
situations can come up where patience would play its part toward the STRP.
This really says it all. As simple as it is and yet as ever present as
its role is in just about anything we do in life.
If I want to bring examples for cases where patience played its part, I
would have to list just about all the examples I brought for all the
functions in ACOB for a second time over under this particular
attribute. I won't do that; instead, I'll go over a few aspects and
advantages of patience itself in a more specific sense. For instance,
you never know some sort of _support_ might become available if you
practice patience in a difficult situation.
Feature 1: Support may come
Time takes away things and brings to you other things as well, if you
look carefully. Both! You never know unless you practice patience. You
do what you can then you stay vigilant. Support for your problem may
come and become available for you to take advantage.
Feature 2: You keep at it
If you are sure of what you are doing, and what you are doing happens to
be original and novel, then almost with certainty you will experience
resistance from others no matter MH or CH. World generally resists it!
So you need to "fight" for it for a good while. You must keep at it. One
or two or 10 or 20 defeats should mean nothing to you. You must continue
fighting for it.
Edison's efforts are proverbial in keeping the fight up until the right
solution was found for his novel and original ideas.
Vietcong and Taliban were certain that they were on the correct path, so
they fought for it till the end. It took about 14 years for the Vietcong
to kick American asses out. It took 20 years for the Taliban to do the
same.
Feature 3: It is something MH does, but something CH tries
Patience is not some idea or technique that you decide to "try" :) it
isn't something you want to see if works or not. It is something you
_do_ or do not. MH does it no matter what, CH doesn't do it no matter what.
Remember that Japanese WWII soldier that came out of the jungle in
Philippines after 30 years of hiding in it? It was in 1970s that he was
at last discovered and it took Japan finding his immediate commander 30
years back to take him to Philippines and have him tell the soldier
American forces no longer were stationed in the nearby city and have
stopped killing Japs as soon as they'd put their hands on them. Only
then! Only then the soldier happily got out and flew home to Japan. He
had exercised patience for 30 years! All those years he had been under
the impression that occupation of Philippines by American forces had
continued. So he had also continued to wait like day one. He didn't try
patience to see how it'll go, he just _did_ it.
It is something you "do", not something you try and see what the outcome
is. CH tries, MH does!
Feature 4: Knowing yourself requires it
Lack of patience also denies you the time to carefully observe yourself
to find out just who you are. So it plays a role in knowing your own
character, where you are good at, where you are weak, how much risk can
you manage, how hard a goal can you choose, with what little can you
live, what must you avoid, what must you put in use, etc, and etc.
Patience gets you there on all such accounts.
Some of the risks I took in my life I could not have been able to take
if I didn't know myself quite well. So, bad or good, patience for me has
been a life changer. I'm sure it is also the same for any other MH.
Feature 5: It tells you if you have drifted
An intricate feature in attribute of Patience is that it provides you a
form of probe with which you can compare your path in life to the ideal
path for who you are. And it can do that in a simple and easy way :-)
All you need to do is to look back and see if you've been almost always
successful or not :-) Heheh :) If you see that anything you did was
hitting bull's eye, you're not where you should be. You have not taken
enough risks. You've been wasting time standing too close to the target
board! You're wasting what you are. The path you are on, is not the best
path you should be on. You've drifted!
Again I have stuff from my own life to back it up. But I won't go over
them. Suffice it to say, attribute of Patience is the one leading you to
know such subtle yet important stuff.
What do you do after, say, finding out that you've drifted? I can only
say that for myself again. I immediately embarked on trying new ideas :)
No matter how small or large.
CH?.. Forget that. Many paths CH has taken as a group have been
clueless. Many laws they have are inferior and primitive compared to
those of the MH. Lack of patience has opened holes on their psyche
through which detrimental designs can easily travel and reach the vital
parts! Chinese MH figured CH out before investing on production of cheap
fentanyl. They knew how it would rule particularly your lives. Same with
the MH in Colombia, Mexico, etc. They know who you are and how to reach
your control areas via cocaine and heroin.
Feature 6: It fills in the needed detail
I think this feature is best explained by how City adjusts the
distribution of traffic signs. Of course there is an initial basic set
of rules that is followed everywhere. But after that City _waits_ and
watches! Waits to see where accidents are more often taking place. Where
traffic jams get always created, where you can see tire marks on the
grassy area along main roads formed by vehicles who found some reason to
go over the grass because there was no outlet to that road in that spot.
You get my point.
If you exert patience, a lot of useful details automatically show
themselves in your plan! You can see where it needs improvement and
where it needs even overhaul. My sister is an experienced architect. She
tells me that a work of an architect is never finished in one study. You
study it and create it and build it, then you sit and wait what happens
to it! What details needs to be added and which ones are redundant and
useless. You'd practically see people's tracks made on a grassy area
around the building by usage, and you find out that's the best track to
choose for making a narrow nice brick pavement for people to cross that
grassy area :-)
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-11-28 14:03 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <so0nah$pif$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #836858 |
On 11/27/2021 7:23 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:
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So far:
Analytics Compartment Of Brain (ACOB):
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* functions:
- Substitution
Example 1: CH getting fired means "calamity"
Example 2: demography of junkies is almost pure CH
Example 3: meaningful physical activity vs idiotic movements
Example 4: Martin Luther's 2nd downgrading of Christianity to fit CH
Example 5: CH difficulty to emigre
Example 6: my moving to USA
Example 7: from dollar to cryptocurrency
Example 8: MH invention of writing
Example 9: destroying Greek MH advances
Example 10: Dark Ages: Descend to CH earlier human's roots
Example 11: Christianity's 1st downgrading of Mithraism to fit CH
Example 12: Inability to leave CH group despite free houses offered
Example 13: CH settlement in America only after European MH settled
Example 14: Adoption of Islam
Example 15: Mongols' adoption of cultures superior to theirs
Example 16: Ahmad Shah's ability to change to a civilian life
Example 17: Jews changing to a coexistence plan in 1962
- Solving The Right Problem (STRP)
Example 1: war instead of trade
Example 2: Roman Empire issue
Example 3: Russian Empire issue
Example 4: War with Mongols entailing STRP on both sides
Example 5: Solving the Mongols issue after defeat
Example 6: Hitler vs Jews
Example 7: Martin Luther vs Jews
Example 8: Islam entailing STRP for many difficult problems
Example 9: Polygamy as legal and moral practice
Example 10: Problem of gender exceptions
Example 11: Prostitutes' Rights
Example 12: Ahmad Shah abdicating the throne
Example 13: Curzon's inability to solve the "Persian Question"
Example 14: Curzon's attempts to solve imaginary problems instead
Example 15: Ace attacked the Right Problem, not fringe issues
Example 16: Ace traded fringe issues for solutions to Right Problems
Example 17: Ace's "high treason" best solution to the Right Problem
Example 18: Circa 1935 enemy for Iran was Stalin, not Hitler
Example 19: Circa 1935 Iran's STRP was via Hitler and no one else
Example 20: Ace understood Iran's railroad was STRP for Allies
Example 21: Zahedi's STRP in creation of SAVAK
Example 22: Shah's STRP in removal of feudal system
Example 23: Carter's ingrained inability to predict long term future
Example 24: Jews STRP in settling for a superpower middle east
- Atoning
Example 1: Luther passing the problem of sins to Jesus
Example 2: Concept of "kaffAreh" in Islam
* attributes:
- Secrecy
Example 1: Curzon's silence on Indians
Example 2: Iran's open doors
Example 3: American Natives open doors
Example 4: U.S. Navy's open doors
Example 5: U.S. embassy in Tehran, August 1953
Example 6: destroying original "Persia and the Persian Question"
Example 7: modern day hidden "Monastery" collections
Example 8: Brits hiding behind Americans to limit Iran's power
- Predictability
Example 1: Role of Caucasus MH in October 1917 Revolution in Russia
Example 2: Ahmad Shah's League Of Nations threat to British Empire
Example 3: Qualifying Exam Scores, Chinese MH is most unpridictable
Example 4: Consequences of Carter's plan against Shah and Israel
Example 5: USA's failures in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanestan, and Syria
Example 6: CIA's assessment of Iran: "Island of Stability" circa 1978
Example 7: CIA's gathered MH data useless in predicting the MH
Example 8: CIA's gathered CH data very useful in predicting the CH
Example 9: Sci.physics CH failure in predicting me for 20 years
Example 10: One CH reveals everything about the group he belongs
Example 11: One MH reveals nothing about any other MH
Example 12: Simple opinion polls work only for CH population
Example 13: Jewish use of polls from MH to juice CH fools
Example 14: Hitler's failure in predicting Iran's role
Example 15: 1949 inability of CH Soviets to predict Shah and Iran
Example 16: CIA's blunder in predicting Iran's STRP of feudal system
- Patience
Feature 1: Support may come
Feature 2: You keep at it
Feature 3: It is something MH does, but something CH tries
Feature 4: Knowing yourself requires it
Feature 5: It tells you if you have drifted
Feature 6: It fills in the needed detail
Activity 1: Check timing
Activity 2: Find bogus assumptions
Activity 3: Your idea may not be the final one
Activity 4: Break yourself out of it
Activity 5: Watch for opportunity
Example 1: SAVAK recognition of Nixon's role
Activity 6: Listen to yourself
Activity 7: Pause sometimes
But How patience is exercised? It certainly doesn't mean you sit and do
nothing but waiting to see what happens! In fact patience is brimmed
with many different activities. Here I list 7 of them. More coming later:
Activity 1: Check timing
Even if your idea, ordeal, problem, whatever it is that you are exerting
patience towards, is a totally valid idea or course of action, etc, it
doesn't mean the timing for it is automatically correct! The most
obvious aspect of patience is indeed searching for the right timing, no?
Sometimes timing alone is everything that matters, other times and more
often, timing is part of the solution to your ordeal.
Greatest ideas or solutions, but at wrong time, can fail. Searching for
the right timing is indeed an involved activity. You constantly study
and go over opportunities that you will miss if you wait and weigh them
against better opportunities that may come later. You do that for
opportunities already in the past also! Even past is not quite behind
you. ACOB has to take them into the account too.
Activity 2: Find bogus assumptions
We all make many assumptions automatically, sometimes missing a few bad
ones among them without being aware. Part of utilizing patience is to
find these bogus ones and drop them.
Remember what Columbus did in Spanish Royal Court to make them
understand what he was trying to do? I read it somewhere decades back in
Iran. This smart MH asked the Court to make an egg vertically stand on
its own end :) The notables tried and tried and could not manage that.
They eventually turned to him and asked him if he could do that himself.
Columbus said "yes!" and proceeded to hard boil that egg, then simply
held it vertically on one end and stepped on it smashing it flat, then
removed his foot and told them "there it is, standing on its end!" :-)
When they started to cry like you fucking dimwits in this forum always
do, that "Hey you are cheating!" he simply said:
"No, you just assumed too much!"
This is what I'm trying to describe in this particular activity in
patience. There may be assumptions buried in your solution or idea that
aren't strictly valid, or aren't strictly needed! Patience allows you to
painstakingly find them and drop them :)
Activity 3: Your idea may not be the final one
It is actually dangerous to assume the nice idea you have developed is
the best that can be achieved. Patience gives you the opportunity to dig
deeper for even better ideas. They may well exist! Find them and replace
the inferior one with the superior idea you find. Generally ideas are
not found by direct aiming at them. Hehe :) You can forget THAT, can't
you. More generally you find good or better ideas by studying a large
number of different ones and only then can zero in on the superior one.
It's all workings of ACOB. And these ideas are plenty when you are a
living member of MH species, cause all these other MH have different
ideas of their own, many expressed in their writings, and many told to
you if you ask.
Activity 4: Break yourself out of it
Sometimes things aren't as simple as they look. Don't we all know that..
How do you escape from the limited work frame you've constructed in your
mind to deal with your problem? How do you take account of what you
don't even know exists? Not everyone is a physicist. Physicists get
trained for handling such situations. But just about any MH also has his
or her little methods to deal with those tough cases. It comes in
attribute of Patience under this particular activity.
The culprit is indeed often yourself. You're the one who trapped
yourself into that frame of mind. Anything, the more often you do it in
a certain way, the more difficult it gets to do it in some new other
way. Activity 4 tells you to break yourself out of such prisons!
When I was making good money in a nice desk job (at Microsoft here in
Irving), I never even imagined that a change from that job to a
warehouse job could turn out beneficial for me! It was absolutely out of
my mind frame. In fact it required the help of my doctor to notice that
such move was an option! But it was there, hidden from me all those two
years or so that I was getting sicker and sicker by diabetes. I broke
out of that mind frame at last and tried that strange option to my great
surprise. It saved my life. Three of my colleagues that I know of from
those days have since died by heart attacks because they did not manage
to break out of their mind frames to save themselves even after
observing how successfully I had managed that.
Yes, sometimes the real solution, the best one, is so subtle that you
have to break out of everything you do to access it. Thought patterns
become habitual very fast.
When is the last time you alarm clocked yourself to wake up at 2:30 in
the morning for no reason at all? Just to make a cup of fresh coffee for
yourself, drink and think about anything you want for the heck of it? I
do that sometimes! I learnt it from my mother. On those occasions I wake
up at the oddest time of night and begin my day in that manner. I break
my other routines sometimes also, just in case! You may access ideas you
would've never managed to access without them.
And I've seen that in cats too. Also robins and mockingbirds. They
occasionally become active at oddest times of night. It is so obvious
something drove them to try that :-) Same thing that drives me on those
rare occasions :)
Activity 5: Watch for opportunity
This activity was so central to this attribute that I talked about it
earlier a few times. But its correct place is right here as activity 5.
Time has stuff stored in it! As it passes, stuff happens, changes come
about, and windows of opportunities open and get shut. Patience requires
that you watch for the right opportunity all the time.
Of course you out to _recognize_ the opportunity when it arrives. That
requires a lot of thinking on your part in advance. All the shortcomings
of your idea, all the strengths in your idea should be rehearsed and
right in front of your mind so when the opportunity for improvement or
applying your idea becomes available you would not miss it.
It might be an odd example but I think this is one of the best examples
for recognizing opportunity that I can bring in this blog. The case of
SAVAK and Nixon :)
Example 1 of Activity 5: SAVAK Recognition of Nixon as Best Opportunity
Shah played a major role in helping Nixon against Kennedy in that
important November 1960 election. He paid a very large sum of money to
Nixon's campaign (He collected the money back a few years later when
Kennedy punished him for that - in the form of asking the same amount of
money as U.S. loan and never paying it back).
In fact Kennedy won that election by just a handful of votes! Shah got
so close in changing the result that when Kennedy found out he was
absolutely furious. But Shah had very good reasons in doing that. It was
SAVAK's fully studied recommendation :-)
And in those years SAVAK had no equal in the world. It was always
successful in its predictions and plots involving any entity internal or
external to Iran.
In fact if Nixon had won that election, the problem of middle east
would've ceased to exist forever! USA's general policy in dealing with
middle east would change and peace and prosperity would follow for Iran
and middle east and Israel and USA and entire world. But only a handful
of votes came out short and an inexperienced president took the office
and almost brought the world to a nuclear war.
The opportunity that SAVAK had recognized was indeed one in a million
:-( That organization correctly found it and did everything to take
advantage of it. Pure chance prevented the world from benefiting from
it. Absolutely pure chance.
Activity 6: Listen to yourself!
A lot of people get stuck just dealing with facts around them. They
train themselves with information available and then set out using
what's around to manage their lives. In other words, they never get time
to sit and listen to their inner selves.
MH is not some piece of equipment that you turn it on in the morning and
turn it off at night before going to bed. We are more than that. We
absorb information in more ways that we do in waking ours via books and
internet and surroundings. A good part of it is automatically done
without even you noticing it! Information gets in your brain, somehow
gets sorted out and stored, then conclusions based on such stored
information are _automatically_ made that are sitting there for you to
notice. But do you notice them? You need to take time sometimes to sit
and notice them! To look inside yourself. See what bothers you, what
makes you happy, what is it that you want or what is worrying you or
what is inspiring, etc. Patience involves doing that along other
activities mentioned. It is always good to know them because they are in
some weird ways already "analyzed" for you without you noticing them. It
is ripe fruits ready to be picked.
Activity 7: Pause sometimes! :) Hehe :)
And sometimes you have to just stop doing any damn thing that you're
doing. Pausing does not cause a total stop of course. It only stops
what's in your control, so what is not under your control get a chance
to show themselves to you :-) I think you know what I mean. Everybody
has had those moments.
The best weekends I had when I was working hard every day were those
that I did nothing in them and let anything come in my mind that wanted
to come to me. Totally free from my manipulation. Stress gets lowered,
enthusiasm reappears, ideas begin to pop out, even activities may ensue.
_None_ of that would happen if you kept busy at home doing what you
thought you ought to do on your weekend.
You just have to pause and let things restart by themselves. I think it
is definitely part of Patience.
There are more activities done than just the 7 above, but I have to
consciously think about them to remember and mention. That's for next
blog. Got to go walking.
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-11-29 13:17 -0600 |
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On 11/28/2021 2:03 PM, Clutterfreak wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > I continue with some of the other activities that are done when exercising attribute of Patience. Activity 8: Combine! Analytic thinking of course involves in it also bringing together unusual pieces that both seemingly AND actually have nothing to do with each other :) These pieces with some exercise of creativity can be recognized, each, as part of a more complex device that does something for you that you want. It is part of the heart of what ACOB is built for, and this activity almost always takes place while attribute of Patience is being exercised. Even ancient MH combined ideas all the time. They even physically combined stuff all the time to see what comes out! For instance copper was so soft and tin was even softer, but they combined the two to make the mighty bronze! Thus creating an era of its own in the history of technology. Bronze really affected MH's life providing a leap forward in tool making. This never happened among CH! CH learnt it from the MH. Another nice example I can bring is printing. Gutenberg, an MH guy (take a look at that nose and face!) combined of all things a "wine press" that was available to him, together with a "coin punch" that he had! Hehe :) Please read about what he did. It is wonderful to know how he managed with what he had. It was ingenious work. Thousands of years behind the Chinese of course; but regardless, an ingenious development that led to spread of education among the CH in Europe so late compared to other countries in the world. That was a fantastic example for activity of Combining when Patience is underway. But then obviously the pieces you combine don't have to be physical. They can be ideas :) They can be plans. They can be schemes. They can involve other MH and CH, people other than yourself. They can even be there just to throw your enemy on a wasteful course of action. They can be anything at your disposal! Inanimate and animate. They can each be something as simple as an object that creates specific consequences for your target population, so in the long run you benefit from it, or can be itself a combination of many other ideas incorporated into one towards a certain end. You combine these pieces to make the device you want, and you do it along other activities while you are being "Patient." Activity 9: Reverse your direction! At least for myself this tactic has come handy many times. When stuck in a situation where I cannot quite resolve, I take a look 180 degrees away from the direction I had earlier been looking just to see what's there! It can work for Activity 2 and Activity 9 both. When you see every god damn CH is looking at one and the same thing, don't miss the chance, right there, to look at the exact opposite of what those idiots are looking. Cause if something is there, ALL those dimwits are missing it! That's why. But as I just said, the "dimwit" might well be yourself, so practice this activity every now and then. Check it out. Know your 6, so to speak. I think it's a military term. Anyway, you get the idea. So far the last job I have held has been with GM. GM is a huge plant. But space inside is extremely rationed, compact, multi-level (goes 3 stories below ground and four or five stories above the ground), and tight as tight can be! And EVERYTHING in there is heavy and moving randomly in any direction. I don't know if you can imagine this. These movements aren't regulated to be in certain directions, mind you. They are in EVERY direction possible. Heavy things might come from above and smash you into a wet thin layer. They can come from below, your left and right, from behind you and from right in front of you. I cannot give you the statistics of how many deaths and injuries regularly happen in GM plants cause I am still formally employed by them and am not free to disclose such protected information. But these accidents happen. All the time! Do you know who dies or loses limb or fingers or ribs etc in there? The CH! None of those people involved in those accidents I saw in years have been MH. None! The sense required is simply not in them. The "Patience" required to watch all possible directions all the fucking time, is not there! You can get out of your office and look at the workers and engineers and repairmen and clerks etc in there, and in just observing how they go from point A to point B you can say if they are CH or MH, new or old hand, experienced or clueless, dimwits or bright ... Swear to god. Since I began working there my crossing the streets, my movements in grocery store aisles, even my driving in the most remote and empty stretches of lands, all, have been affected by this job. I watch all directions all the time! Funny, a Black colleague of mine in there used to tell me "DUDE We Blacks did that all the time from the age of 5!" :-)) Hahhahahah :) He was of course referring to a different type of danger that could come to them from any direction, inside or outside home, anywhere they happen to be :) I used to check his eye movement just for fun every time we had a quick meal in a nearby sandwich store. The guy was a natural. It was as if a detective was in a live crime scene with active shooter still around... Every now and then "watch your 6". You do that diligently during the period of Patience. Activity 10: Ask a dimwit! Worst kind of trap is the one _you_ have created for yourself. Because automatically the flaw in what you do has already been immune to your vigilance. What is the way out from this kind of trap? Activity 2 already involves what's been known to you, so won't help you here. Activity 4 also only involves using yourself to break out of this while that might prove not be enough! I mean activity 4 certainly helps but is not always good enough. That's where dimwits come into play. The very fact that they're stupid, ignorant, fools, oblivious, ... ANYTHING THAT YOU AREN'T, makes them able to tell you stuff about your problem that you could never imagine in your fucking lifetime! I have repeatedly used participants in sci.physics for that purpose. A "Jim Pennino" or any "engineer" is a totally useless person, yet I have put him into good use just for being that person, a "dimwit". Generally, the MH all around the world can do that with the CH. Put the dimwit around you into this particular use! Ask them! Ask them what your problem is and what is the way out. They sometimes throw things at you that you can find useful either alone by themselves or in combination with other stuff you are familiar with. In the defense that's done when a PhD candidate presents his finished thesis to the faculty (about 2 hours before he officially becomes a "doctor"), the faculty always invite one faculty member from a totally unrelated department of the university to take part in it! This is some mighty MH measure practicing just this Activity 10 here. The PhD candidate is familiar with every and any thing that his department faculty can ask and question. But he can get suddenly hit with a _legitimate_ question from that "dimwit" from the unrelated department that he finds himself clueless to answer! This happens because this candidate, this soon to be doctor, didn't practice the Activity 10 often enough. It takes many of such occasions. Activity 10 is not a one time effort. It takes time. It is what you do along all those other activities while you are exercising Patience. Got to go walking. I'm sure there are other activities that can be covered here, so the rest for later. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| Date | 2021-11-30 11:31 -0600 |
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Analytics Compartment Of Brain (ACOB):
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* functions:
- Substitution
Example 1: CH getting fired means "calamity"
Example 2: demography of junkies is almost pure CH
Example 3: meaningful physical activity vs idiotic movements
Example 4: Martin Luther's 2nd downgrading of Christianity to fit CH
Example 5: CH difficulty to emigre
Example 6: my moving to USA
Example 7: from dollar to cryptocurrency
Example 8: MH invention of writing
Example 9: destroying Greek MH advances
Example 10: Dark Ages: Descend to CH earlier human's roots
Example 11: Christianity's 1st downgrading of Mithraism to fit CH
Example 12: Inability to leave CH group despite free houses offered
Example 13: CH settlement in America only after European MH settled
Example 14: Adoption of Islam
Example 15: Mongols' adoption of cultures superior to theirs
Example 16: Ahmad Shah's ability to change to a civilian life
Example 17: Jews changing to a coexistence plan in 1962
- Solving The Right Problem (STRP)
Example 1: war instead of trade
Example 2: Roman Empire issue
Example 3: Russian Empire issue
Example 4: War with Mongols entailing STRP on both sides
Example 5: Solving the Mongols issue after defeat
Example 6: Hitler vs Jews
Example 7: Martin Luther vs Jews
Example 8: Islam entailing STRP for many difficult problems
Example 9: Polygamy as legal and moral practice
Example 10: Problem of gender exceptions
Example 11: Prostitutes' Rights
Example 12: Ahmad Shah abdicating the throne
Example 13: Curzon's inability to solve the "Persian Question"
Example 14: Curzon's attempts to solve imaginary problems instead
Example 15: Ace attacked the Right Problem, not fringe issues
Example 16: Ace traded fringe issues for solutions to Right Problems
Example 17: Ace's "high treason" best solution to the Right Problem
Example 18: Circa 1935 enemy for Iran was Stalin, not Hitler
Example 19: Circa 1935 Iran's STRP was via Hitler and no one else
Example 20: Ace understood Iran's railroad was STRP for Allies
Example 21: Zahedi's STRP in creation of SAVAK
Example 22: Shah's STRP in removal of feudal system
Example 23: Carter's ingrained inability to predict long term future
Example 24: Jews STRP in settling for a superpower middle east
- Atoning
Example 1: Luther passing the problem of sins to Jesus
Example 2: Concept of "kaffAreh" in Islam
* attributes:
- Secrecy
Example 1: Curzon's silence on Indians
Example 2: Iran's open doors
Example 3: American Natives open doors
Example 4: U.S. Navy's open doors
Example 5: U.S. embassy in Tehran, August 1953
Example 6: destroying original "Persia and the Persian Question"
Example 7: modern day hidden "Monastery" collections
Example 8: Brits hiding behind Americans to limit Iran's power
- Predictability
Example 1: Role of Caucasus MH in October 1917 Revolution in Russia
Example 2: Ahmad Shah's League Of Nations threat to British Empire
Example 3: Qualifying Exam Scores, Chinese MH is most unpridictable
Example 4: Consequences of Carter's plan against Shah and Israel
Example 5: USA's failures in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanestan, and Syria
Example 6: CIA's assessment of Iran: "Island of Stability" circa 1978
Example 7: CIA's gathered MH data useless in predicting the MH
Example 8: CIA's gathered CH data very useful in predicting the CH
Example 9: Sci.physics CH failure in predicting me for 20 years
Example 10: One CH reveals everything about the group he belongs
Example 11: One MH reveals nothing about any other MH
Example 12: Simple opinion polls work only for CH population
Example 13: Jewish use of polls from MH to juice CH fools
Example 14: Hitler's failure in predicting Iran's role
Example 15: 1949 inability of CH Soviets to predict Shah and Iran
Example 16: CIA's blunder in predicting Iran's STRP of feudal system
Example 17: Schemes' use of Instant Gratification in CH work great
- Patience
Feature 1: Support may come
Feature 2: You keep at it
Feature 3: It is something MH does, but something CH tries
Feature 4: Knowing yourself requires it
Feature 5: It tells you if you have drifted
Feature 6: It fills in the needed detail
Feature 7: Frees you from dogmas
Feature 8: Keeps you at home with dissatisfaction
Activity 1: Check timing
Activity 2: Find bogus assumptions
Example 1: Columbus in Spanish royal court
Activity 3: Your idea may not be the final one
Activity 4: Break yourself out of it
Example 1: Physicists train for it
Example 2: My change from Microsoft job to warehouse job
Example 3: Colleagues stayed in Microsoft job and died
Example 4: Breaking sleep-wake routine
Example 5: Cats, robins, and mockingbirds
Example 6: Temporary digression
Activity 5: Watch for opportunity
Example 1: SAVAK and case of Nixon
Activity 6: Listen to yourself
Activity 7: Pause sometimes
Example 1: My best weekends
Activity 8: Combine
Example 1: Bronze Age
Example 2: Gutenberg
Activity 9: Do a 180
Example 1: Watch your 6
Example 2: Staying in one piece in GM
Example 3: Blacks' constant vigilance
Activity 10: Ask a dimwit
Example 1: Use of sci.physics
Example 2: A clueless faculty needed in dissertation defense
Activity 11: Watch for parallel processes
- Instant Gratification
Example 1: CH succumbing to substance abuse
Example 2: CH inability to carry out long term plans
- Harmony
Now a few more Features about attribute of Patience, rather than
Activities of that attribute.
Feature 7: Frees you from dogmas
Attribute of Patience is a very powerful asset in you in protecting you
against existing dogmas. Not one, but several of Activities in Patience
work to keep you safe from them: Activities 2, 4, 6, 9, and 10.
Combined effect of these activities does not let _any_ of the CH dogmas
present around you to fool you.
CH who are victims of dogmas (i.e. practically all of them) miss merits
in alternative approaches, miss opportunities, miss the joy of looking
for new ideas. If you see new ideas formed or found among them, further
attention will almost always show it was the MH among them doing it, not
the dead-weight that CH is and has always been as far as innovations are
concerned.
Finding new ideas is an important part of Patience and it cannot be done
without being free from dogmas.
Feature 8: Keeps you at home with dissatisfaction!
You will spend all your period of Patience in a state of
dissatisfaction. It is indeed a perfectly healthy state of mind because
it has firm evolutionary basis to it. Human is built around it! Human
always struggled to make his life better because he was always
dissatisfied about his present conditions. This means being dissatisfied
is a 100% healthy - and indeed needed! - state of mind.
The utter lack of this feature is what commonly leads to acquiring the
attribute of "Instant Gratification", which is an obvious and perennial
attribute in the ACOB of the CH. It is part of the reason CH is so
predictable. China's gigantic fentanyl business and South Americans'
huge coke and heroin businesses are successfully based on schemes using
this attribute in the CH.
We MH are really more advanced compared to CH. Indeed going from CH to
MH requires crossing species. The CH, being an earlier form of human, is
not that comfortable with dissatisfaction in his life. This is one of
the reasons that lead them much earlier than MH to the use of chemicals
to create artificial satisfaction if other means for their Instant
Gratification aren't readily available to them. Use of chemicals for
that purpose is among common cases of instant gratification.
MH, on the other hand, is at home with dissatisfaction. He spends in
fact all his life in dissatisfaction. Finds joy, progress, solves
problems, innovates, makes progeny, everything, _lives_ while being in a
state of dissatisfaction. How does he do that?
He does it by possessing the attribute of Patience of course. And when
things get super tough MH can always, AT WILL, open a temporary
parenthesis in his life, enter it, and spend a little time inside
totally immune to what goes on outside that parenthesis :-) It is a form
of Activity 4 indeed (the Example 6). Then, when super tough situation
thus becomes easier to take, he steps out again :)
So "dissatisfaction" in his life is not something totally out of his
control. He can create temporary respite from it any time he wishes. CH
doesn't do that. I don't think he can. Hence the use of drugs or extreme
nearsightedness when long term plan is called for in the situation he is in.
How can you spot potential problems in your idea, or more importantly,
rare opportunities, if you are not dissatisfied anyway? It is part of
being successful. Part of being MH.
Now back to Activities:
Activity 11: Watch for parallel processes
I think it should've become obvious by now that you do a lot of work
when you are being Patient. So far I concentrated attention on strictly
what we do and what results from them, the cause and the effect of it in
the simplest form. You do one thing, on other thing results from it.
Well things aren't that simple sometimes :) What you do not only causes
the effect you want, but may start a totally different and distinct
effect or effects parallel to what you are and looking at. These other
effects, if there, were never anticipated by you. You never intended
them! But they may get created by what you do. Watch for this parallel
processes, cause they may indeed sometimes ruin your intended plans..
Example 1: Hand creams :)
All my life I have witnessed dimwits using hand cream to "soften" their
skins. But in doing so they of course are also blocking the tubes in
skin from which oil and other substances necessary for conditioning of
skin ooze out and keep skin healthy and young. It is part of the design
in those cream so customers keep buying more and more of those creams.
The unintended here will eventually totally fuck up your skin, let alone
"softening" it for you. Then it wrinkles etc. You physically get closer
to look like what your good for nothing mind always was :) I can indeed
say a lot about a CH by simply looking at his hands. Especially female
CH. The telltale is there. Instant Gratification.
This Activity provides you with regular checks to see if other processes
were also started by what you did, or can start by what you intend to do.
Next I will discuss the attribute of Harmony. Got to go walk.
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-01 14:32 -0600 |
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| In reply to | #837069 |
On 11/30/2021 11:31 AM, Clutterfreak wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > Attribute of Harmony (and Conformity): Harmony, for the reason that CH have a few shortcomings compared to MH, has always been needed more intensely by CH than the MH. This attribute is the heart of CH' Group-Thinking function of their ACOB. The reasons are simple to see. In his mind a CH is constantly being judged by others and the authorities, subjected to a set of laws, dogmas, and superstitions. So he never dares to even think about thinking of something or doing something or saying something or being someone that bears his name on it right there naked and exposed in front of everybody, without knowing in advance that others and the authorities approve of it. That's what prevents him from even thinking in that manner. Let alone acting. But what happened? What aspects of his behavior changed since he was an infant? Obviously as an infant he had everything at his disposal to think and observe and deduce and experiment and learn all by himself, and he sure did it! Where did that behavior go? That objectivity with absolutely no regard to authority and "others", how did it disappear in him? .. I have no answer for it other than CH being an earlier form of human, where that process of losing those features always take place in them later in life. And in the absence of that lost behavior, intense need for harmony with fellow humans will have to set in to fill the void. MH keeps on to be that same infant with all those features in them throughout their lives! And knowing how CH are as far as their conformity with the rest is concerned, MH has even found it easy to trick the CH into doing just what MH wants (as mentioned under Predictability attribute). Therefore conformity by itself, is something that's _desired_ among CH, but is done as a contemptible act by MH that's _tolerated_ only for other ends in mind; unless of course what the authority and others say happen to be just what he individually believe to be correct. This is two totally different behaviors that's seen in CH and MH. Indeed we became Modern Human by becoming self-centered and leaving group-centered behavior behind. The only time MH resorts to conformity for the sake of conformity itself is when he is surrounded by CH. Just like the situation an Asperger human has with present modern human around him. He has to fool modern human by his conformity to their norms of behavior in the presence of others. Harmony and Conformity are of course two different attributes. But I combined them into one attribute here because for CH the difference between the two fades away and for MH both are lacking and only are resorted to in similar situations: where other totally unrelated ends are being sought. As a matter of fact one of the activities under Patience (Activity 12) is the practice of Conformity when target audience for the MH are the CH, not the MH, and the full-powered version of your idea is just unfathomable for those CH. So MH deliberately _downgrades_ his own idea to conform. Didn't we modify down Mithraism when we introduced "Christianity" in border areas? Such conformity as I mentioned above are needed when other unrelated schemes are being sought by MH. Now back to attribute of Patience and adding a couple of more activities that I just remembered I had employed in the past myself. Activity 13: Test it before launch You don't have to wait until your idea or solution or scheme etc is perfect before launching it. As a matter of fact it can never get perfect without testing it at least once, and oftentimes many times. This is done while Patience is underway. It is impossible for MH to predict everything that pertains his idea. A lot of hidden facts surface when you test your idea. In 1905, as I mentioned somewhere in this blog, the move to bring down Russian Empire was tested by Iran in the overlap areas Iran had with Russia in those years (Caucasia) . Scores of hidden facts surfaced as a result and every one of them were utilized later in months leading to 1917 collapse of that empire. Ideas, generally, never get close enough to reality if they're not tested. This is just a fact that comes with the territory in any complex system one is studying. Even in much less complex ones! Take chess for instance. You can almost never be 100% sure, in the opening and the middle game in chess, whether your idea 5 or six moves in advance will actually work or not. No matter how good you are, your opponent might surprise the hell out of you before your goal is reached. Only in end game you can have that 100% certainty, when complexity has dramatically reduced and the game is not considered a "complex system" anymore. So testing must be done, hence its coming as this activity under Patience. I've seen people here and here, MH people, who do everything needed to make their ideas come to fruition except this activity 13! They never test them, thinking the time is not right for them. I think it is definitely a mistake. Cause it'll cause you to let your life slip away without doing the stuff you really want to do. I've seen that among friends and even relatives of mine. You just have to begin doing it _before_ it is perfect so you could get the chance to throw yourself on best course of action from that point on. How can a music band become a great band if they wait until they create great music before hitting the road?? Look at every one of the successful ones. They all started performing live as nobodies, playing other bands' music or some of their earlier crap music. Only by doing that they found the right courses in their journeys. Also sometimes you can test your idea to discover where you were right and where an arrogant fool. Cause undue arrogance blinds you (U.S. foreign policy!). This is the subject that I'll write about under attribute of Arrogance (and Humility). That's for later. Off to walking :) -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-03 14:52 -0600 |
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| In reply to | #837250 |
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Attribute of Arrogance (and Humility):
Generally CH is arrogant while MH is humble. You can see that right now
and in history. And you can see it everywhere. There's a sea of reasons
behind this most of which I've actually covered in this blog.
What I have not covered yet is the delicate role it has inside the other
attribute of Patience. Patience _means_, but in part, being humble.
Those who know better are humble. Always. And MH knows better than CH.
CH can know nothing of future, so Patience is out the window and
Arrogance is all that's left to him. Life is too simple for CH and at
the same time more limited.
So I've listed both arrogance and humility under one and the same
attribute, one being what you get in the absence of the other.
Function of Rearranging:
I think the best way to see the potential and therefore importance of
this function in our ACOB is to look at the nature! Observe what it
accomplished by _rearranging_ alone :-)
So there's merit to it of course. Now, who does that and who doesn't?
Hehe :) By now you should be a master of that. MH always does that! CH
is tied to dogmas and superstition and authority and the group he think
of himself to belong, so he is limited in rearranging things.
I go even farther to say CH cannot rearrange! Cause not only he doesn't
give himself permission to do it, he doesn't even think it is a useful
behavior. It means chopping up authority's view. It means chaos to him.
It means _departure_ from order and safety, so he actively avoids it.
That's why this Function isn't present in CH' ACOB.
Example 2: Copernicus
First of all take a look at his nose and face and discover he was MH,
not CH! Only then note how daring and creative he was in _rearranging_
the system that everybody else believed in.
As far as I know his switching the roles of Sun and Earth was genuinely
his and reflects the awesome use of this function in him. His other
ideas that are usually attributed to him were not his of course (one was
Tusi's thesis, the other "Ebne Shater"s thesis). And like Newton, he
didn't feel the need to name them in his book about solar system. He
wouldn't mix up "humanities" with "science". He would NOT mix up physics
with history of physics. He was NOT a Cro-Magnon earlier man. He was
Modern Human.
Also note that his accomplishment was nothing other than rearranging.
All he did was to switch Sun's and Earth's roles in the solar system.
Nothing beyond that! This is the power Rearranging function can have :)
It is firmly seated inside ACOB.
Function of Shielding:
I briefly mentioned this amazing function under one of the features of
Patience attribute (Feature 8). The practice would come handy when
dissatisfaction would become unbearable. But it is an important funcion
of ACOB in and of itself.
Shielding is indeed a wonderful ability to have.
MH by the sheer fact that he is so individualistic enjoys this ability
and uses it when the need arises. He creates a "parenthesis", a bracket,
right in the middle of harmful chaos, and steps inside to relax. When he
gathers his strength and peace of mind back, he steps out again :)
I myself am a master of this function :-) And yet I enjoy even seeing
that played out in other MH, mostly friends or past classmates or even
my own father. I enjoy seeing that because even seeing it in others is a
relaxing and comforting experience :-)
Other cultures (MH cultures mind you - CH culture is devoid of that) as
far as I know refer to that function as "meditation". All different MH
cultures have that included in them quite naturally.
But this same function is something "bogus" among CH, because it doesn't
work in them. It doesn't exist in their ACOB! They can pretend it or
they can mock it or they can try it until grass grows under their asses
but they cannot reach it. I don't think they can. It's not there. The
ability to open that bracket is _tied_ with attribute of being
"Individualistic" in everything we do (I'll go over this attribute later).
Example 1: My father's bracket
He had a little room at one corner of the yard. He had it well built, it
was not a shack or a storage place some people have. It had electricity,
heater, plumbing, restroom, a little window, and lots of shelves and
drawers and equipment. It contained an amazing set of tools, from an old
microscope he had purchased from a Tehran University clearance sale to
many different chemicals and substances. It was a little lab! It was his
"bracket" :) The MH in today's limited and flawed architectural designs
of houses usually have to turn their garage into one of those
"brackets". It doesn't do the job like what my father could arrange, but
comes close. Other MH living among CH nations who can afford it make up
for it by purchasing an RV that almost permanently is parked inside
their yard, attached to sewage and electricity and water. It becomes a
better bracket than a garage, but still comes short of the bracket my
father had, cause his was a lab of its own while RV's are too limited to
be used as lab.
In general houses in CH nations are built for the CH needs, not MH. They
are limited and have flaws for a wholesome modern human. This was not
exactly, but part of my sister's dissertation 30 years ago :) She is an
outstanding architect.
Every now and then, about once or twice a week, my father would silently
go outside in the yard and slip into that room. Usually when he was
stressed out. He had a tough job, being part of the ministry of finance
that actually did the work! Anybody in that department was a workhorse,
and all were among best of the expert accountants the country had. Plus
workload was as sensitive as it was huge. Then Truman's 4 point doctrine
had kicked in and good money was to be made assuming various roles in
implementing all that. So his responsibilities had widened even more. He
was totally stressed out some evenings after work. That's when he would
go to his bracket.
The bracket was off limits to kids and adults both. I have brothers at
least 10 years my senior. None of us could be there with him. Kind and
patient and tolerant as he always was towards us, yet I could not join
him there when he was there :) And I so much wanted to be there, out of
pure curiosity. Cats are like that too. Try doing something behind a
closed door and see what struggle they make to come inside be with you!
But if it was summer and the room was too hot to be remedied by a fan,
he'd open the window and the door on the opposite side wide to create
draft. And he wouldn't mind me be there in the yard looking at what he
was doing for hours in there through the open door, provided that I
don't ask questions or come near the door. It was his bracket, and he
was inaccessible when in there.
When he wasn't there door was always locked with a key that only he had.
Example 2: My living companions and my bracket
I've always had my bracket available to me when I wanted it because as a
kid and grown up both I spent most of my life having my separate room.
If I wished so, nobody could come in. Not even my parents. It was safe.
But this is only physical aspect of the bracket. There is a huge mental
aspect to it as well. I could and can mentally create a bracket and
enter it! I think all the MH in the world can do that as well because MH
can meditate, and I think no CH is able to do that. At least the few
female CH I came to live with long enough to fully know and observe,
exhibited total lack of it.
Both when I lived 2.5 years with a Swiss girl in early 1980s, and when I
married my ex-wife, I experienced the same thing. They would not
tolerate seeing me so unreachable during my bracket hours. They didn't
even understand it. They could not find the same ability in themselves,
so watching me able to do that frustrated them! They were both CH of
course.
When I got married my bracket was initially a little corner of one of
the rooms, rest of which was filled with my wife's stuff. I mostly
programmed in there but also studied. Even today my bracket is another
room where I mostly program.
When my wife's discontent and unhappiness about that practice heated up
I moved my little bracket to the living room where she spent most of her
hours at home after work. It helped a little bit to be there, but she
couldn't fool herself that way either. So when discontent began again
and turned into outright annoyance for her, she began annoying me in
return. She just didn't have it in her. She was absolutely devoid of a
similar function in her life. She was a signature CH. Intelligent, even
understanding, but having flaws in her wiring itself that were not her
fault. The "human" she knew was CH and she would not accept an ability
in me practiced when she didn't have that in herself and hadn't seen it
in her siblings and parents and any CH she knew.
Exact same experience with that Swiss girl. Hehe :) I mean exact as
exact can fucking mean.
Shielding was not a function in their ACOB; it only meant crude
disregard of others to them. They'd only get quite annoyed by it.
There's actually no meaningful married life between an MH man and a CH
woman. You just fuck the woman and she pops children out for them and a
semi-defective form of life goes on between them until this same crap
gets repeated enough to where gene-wise the popped out child is close
enough to an MH. There's just nothing else you can do about it. CH is an
earlier form of human. Modern Human is not CH.
For a short few months some time before I found my wife and married, I
lived with an exceptionally attractive Mexican woman (intending to get
married with her). We even talked about getting married the following
summer and I had promised her I'd learn Spanish although her English was
perfect being a second generation American.
She _understood_ me when I utilized the Shielding function when I needed
it. It didn't create a problem for her at all. She was at home with it.
And she herself had bracket of her own :) Very different from mine of
course. She was into silly romance books that I considered total garbage
and laughed at her when she'd get into her Shield reading them,
especially when at some point tears began rolling down her face and
she'd try to hide her face behind the little pocket book :) She was
wonderful and she'd be beside me right now..
She kept all those pocket books after reading them cause she read them
over and over. There were rows and rows of them in that house. She was
nicely employed (head consultant for drug users - whatever that meant)
and had managed to get a psychology degree specializing in social
service while working on the side. All on her own. An MH, and quite a
capable and individualistic woman. I wouldn't have any other.
Then she told me, and later I observed for myself as well, that she had
a serious issue that was totally out of her control. She had a bad case
of bipolar disorder that had started at 16 and when it came upon her, it
would ruin her behavior and treatment of anybody around her, at home or
at work, even while shopping or for any other purpose outside. I saw a
couple of those episodes and made my mind. She understood it. That's why
this wonderful woman in every respect, had not married yet.
Bipolar disorder is not one and the same thing that everybody speaks of.
Each one is a disorder of its own. Anything about wiring of brain is
complex and involved. In her case there were no "euphoria", instead an
invasive sense of extreme hatred and anger would take over in just
seconds which lasted for about two hours. Then it would go away as fast
as it had come. There were no depressive state in it either. But
whatever it was, they had listed it under bipolar disorder and nobody
had found a way to even chemically subdue that. It happened something
like once every few weeks. How can one live with someone like that? I
couldn't. Once we were watching a nice movie when it got triggered. It
blow the fucking mind in me away. Strangest thing you'd experience.
Another time we were in a video renting store and .. unbelievable.
Mexicans are every bit MH as Iranians or Indians or Chinese are. I know
that for a fact. From either lines, older Native American or Spaniards,
their lineage is pure MH.
Example 3: My friends in school
In graduate school it happened a few times that time got so limited for
covering everything that we needed to learn, that we had to resort to
group study, like two or three of us max would study the same subject
together so insights coming from the other two would speed up the
progress. It always worked nice. But we couldn't do that in a library or
a public place of course. Serious study is not done in a public place,
at least at graduate level. When you need to apply everything that you
got you need to be home. Tea or coffee needs to be no farther than 5
minutes away. Food needs to be within your reach, and restroom must be
there to jump into.
So these little group studies always formed in one of our houses, and
could stretch throughout a 12 hour period if needed, especially when
time was very limited.
Now, the other one or two in that group happened to be almost always
MH, and again mostly other Iranians who had the same course, but a
couple of times one was CH and one time it was an Indian MH.
Still with all that help that could come from others, there were times
that the subject would become so frustrating tedious that beat us all
into totally exhausted pooped souls and further effort became very slow
and painful. That's when one of us would Shield, inviting the rest in! :-)))
It was wonderful. If the guy we were in his house was married,
regardless of time of day, evening, night, early morning, any god damn
time that it happened to be, he'd call his wife: "Honey make us some
nice hot sweetened tea and some egg and sausage please" ... Even when
she was deep sleep she'd understand the situation! She'd briskly get up
and in 10 minutes we were all happily eating and drinking and joking and
laughing and shouting and sometimes singing. And there was this friend
(whose wife did all that for us) who had talents other than in physics
as well. He'd imitate anyone and anything. From the ballerinas moves to
the U.S. president spewing nonsense to the funny professors we had. He
would make us laugh until our stomachs would cramp.
Then after half to one hour of that madness, we stepped out of the
shield and continued the study fresh like we were 10 hours earlier.
Now the point. Every time the group consisted of only MH, this shielding
worked perfect. But the two times that I remember we had a CH among us,
two different CH students, it aggravated the CH instead. He could not
let half an hour go to that end. He could not relax and looked at us as
idiots and with disdain, wasting his time at the most crucial time
before deadline.
CH doesn't have that in him or her! Believe me on that. I know it!
Now that I mentioned that Indian, this Indian MH had some fucking
calculator in his head installed, it looked like :-) He was fast as Hell
in some regards. He even showed it off to us or others when the occasion
arose. For instance I remember a couple of times he was with us buying
some sandwich from the deli the student building had, and when giving
the money for it to the sales clerk he'd use a fistful of coins then
dropped the coins as fast as it could be done into her hand while each
and every time subtracting that coin from what he owed and announcing
the resulting new owed money to the clerk and all the other onlookers
around him there! It was amazing. He'd do that until resultant balance
would become zero :) I haven't seen anybody in my life able to do that.
I even remember his name ("jackdish") :) He had other skills and methods
too that were unique to him and I may go over later in my blogs cause
they were so useful and one of them I even tried a few times (and I
think I improved upon). Don't take this "Arindam" for a good sample of
an Indian! He is nowhere there.
Shielding is wonderful from begin to end. It has made human life
possible to continue in the direction that you presently see. Human
life, if all that there was to it was CH, would not have continued to
this point, let alone the future. Shielding gives you a mighty "thick
skin" when you need it :) That's why.
CH indeed only covets it in Modern Human. Even when CH is in love with
you she covets that in you! Why looking that far out? Outside and inside
this forum itself you can see it. Take a look inside my bag of rejected
groupies and you'll understand.
Talking about "thick skin", remember that quote from German head of
state after WWII? It was very interesting for its time. He said
something to the effect of "A thick skin is something god-given that we
don't have!" I bet my boots that he came to that conclusion when he
interacted with the MH far enough to discover that.
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| From | Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-03 17:12 -0800 |
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On Saturday, 4 December 2021 at 07:52:21 UTC+11, Clutterfreak wrote:
> On 12/1/2021 2:32 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:
> >
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>
> Attribute of Arrogance (and Humility):
>
> Generally CH is arrogant while MH is humble. You can see that right now
> and in history. And you can see it everywhere. There's a sea of reasons
> behind this most of which I've actually covered in this blog.
>
> What I have not covered yet is the delicate role it has inside the other
> attribute of Patience. Patience _means_, but in part, being humble.
> Those who know better are humble. Always. And MH knows better than CH.
>
> CH can know nothing of future, so Patience is out the window and
> Arrogance is all that's left to him. Life is too simple for CH and at
> the same time more limited.
>
> So I've listed both arrogance and humility under one and the same
> attribute, one being what you get in the absence of the other.
>
>
> Function of Rearranging:
>
> I think the best way to see the potential and therefore importance of
> this function in our ACOB is to look at the nature! Observe what it
> accomplished by _rearranging_ alone :-)
>
> So there's merit to it of course. Now, who does that and who doesn't?
> Hehe :) By now you should be a master of that. MH always does that! CH
> is tied to dogmas and superstition and authority and the group he think
> of himself to belong, so he is limited in rearranging things.
>
> I go even farther to say CH cannot rearrange! Cause not only he doesn't
> give himself permission to do it, he doesn't even think it is a useful
> behavior. It means chopping up authority's view. It means chaos to him.
> It means _departure_ from order and safety, so he actively avoids it.
> That's why this Function isn't present in CH' ACOB.
>
> Example 2: Copernicus
>
> First of all take a look at his nose and face and discover he was MH,
> not CH! Only then note how daring and creative he was in _rearranging_
> the system that everybody else believed in.
>
> As far as I know his switching the roles of Sun and Earth was genuinely
> his and reflects the awesome use of this function in him. His other
> ideas that are usually attributed to him were not his of course (one was
> Tusi's thesis, the other "Ebne Shater"s thesis). And like Newton, he
> didn't feel the need to name them in his book about solar system. He
> wouldn't mix up "humanities" with "science". He would NOT mix up physics
> with history of physics. He was NOT a Cro-Magnon earlier man. He was
> Modern Human.
>
> Also note that his accomplishment was nothing other than rearranging.
> All he did was to switch Sun's and Earth's roles in the solar system.
> Nothing beyond that! This is the power Rearranging function can have :)
> It is firmly seated inside ACOB.
>
>
> Function of Shielding:
>
> I briefly mentioned this amazing function under one of the features of
> Patience attribute (Feature 8). The practice would come handy when
> dissatisfaction would become unbearable. But it is an important funcion
> of ACOB in and of itself.
>
> Shielding is indeed a wonderful ability to have.
>
> MH by the sheer fact that he is so individualistic enjoys this ability
> and uses it when the need arises. He creates a "parenthesis", a bracket,
> right in the middle of harmful chaos, and steps inside to relax. When he
> gathers his strength and peace of mind back, he steps out again :)
>
> I myself am a master of this function :-) And yet I enjoy even seeing
> that played out in other MH, mostly friends or past classmates or even
> my own father. I enjoy seeing that because even seeing it in others is a
> relaxing and comforting experience :-)
>
> Other cultures (MH cultures mind you - CH culture is devoid of that) as
> far as I know refer to that function as "meditation". All different MH
> cultures have that included in them quite naturally.
>
> But this same function is something "bogus" among CH, because it doesn't
> work in them. It doesn't exist in their ACOB! They can pretend it or
> they can mock it or they can try it until grass grows under their asses
> but they cannot reach it. I don't think they can. It's not there. The
> ability to open that bracket is _tied_ with attribute of being
> "Individualistic" in everything we do (I'll go over this attribute later).
>
>
> Example 1: My father's bracket
>
> He had a little room at one corner of the yard. He had it well built, it
> was not a shack or a storage place some people have. It had electricity,
> heater, plumbing, restroom, a little window, and lots of shelves and
> drawers and equipment. It contained an amazing set of tools, from an old
> microscope he had purchased from a Tehran University clearance sale to
> many different chemicals and substances. It was a little lab! It was his
> "bracket" :) The MH in today's limited and flawed architectural designs
> of houses usually have to turn their garage into one of those
> "brackets". It doesn't do the job like what my father could arrange, but
> comes close. Other MH living among CH nations who can afford it make up
> for it by purchasing an RV that almost permanently is parked inside
> their yard, attached to sewage and electricity and water. It becomes a
> better bracket than a garage, but still comes short of the bracket my
> father had, cause his was a lab of its own while RV's are too limited to
> be used as lab.
>
> In general houses in CH nations are built for the CH needs, not MH. They
> are limited and have flaws for a wholesome modern human. This was not
> exactly, but part of my sister's dissertation 30 years ago :) She is an
> outstanding architect.
>
> Every now and then, about once or twice a week, my father would silently
> go outside in the yard and slip into that room. Usually when he was
> stressed out. He had a tough job, being part of the ministry of finance
> that actually did the work! Anybody in that department was a workhorse,
> and all were among best of the expert accountants the country had. Plus
> workload was as sensitive as it was huge. Then Truman's 4 point doctrine
> had kicked in and good money was to be made assuming various roles in
> implementing all that. So his responsibilities had widened even more. He
> was totally stressed out some evenings after work. That's when he would
> go to his bracket.
>
> The bracket was off limits to kids and adults both. I have brothers at
> least 10 years my senior. None of us could be there with him. Kind and
> patient and tolerant as he always was towards us, yet I could not join
> him there when he was there :) And I so much wanted to be there, out of
> pure curiosity. Cats are like that too. Try doing something behind a
> closed door and see what struggle they make to come inside be with you!
>
> But if it was summer and the room was too hot to be remedied by a fan,
> he'd open the window and the door on the opposite side wide to create
> draft. And he wouldn't mind me be there in the yard looking at what he
> was doing for hours in there through the open door, provided that I
> don't ask questions or come near the door. It was his bracket, and he
> was inaccessible when in there.
>
> When he wasn't there door was always locked with a key that only he had.
>
>
> Example 2: My living companions and my bracket
>
> I've always had my bracket available to me when I wanted it because as a
> kid and grown up both I spent most of my life having my separate room.
> If I wished so, nobody could come in. Not even my parents. It was safe.
> But this is only physical aspect of the bracket. There is a huge mental
> aspect to it as well. I could and can mentally create a bracket and
> enter it! I think all the MH in the world can do that as well because MH
> can meditate, and I think no CH is able to do that. At least the few
> female CH I came to live with long enough to fully know and observe,
> exhibited total lack of it.
>
> Both when I lived 2.5 years with a Swiss girl in early 1980s, and when I
> married my ex-wife, I experienced the same thing. They would not
> tolerate seeing me so unreachable during my bracket hours. They didn't
> even understand it. They could not find the same ability in themselves,
> so watching me able to do that frustrated them! They were both CH of
> course.
>
> When I got married my bracket was initially a little corner of one of
> the rooms, rest of which was filled with my wife's stuff. I mostly
> programmed in there but also studied. Even today my bracket is another
> room where I mostly program.
>
> When my wife's discontent and unhappiness about that practice heated up
> I moved my little bracket to the living room where she spent most of her
> hours at home after work. It helped a little bit to be there, but she
> couldn't fool herself that way either. So when discontent began again
> and turned into outright annoyance for her, she began annoying me in
> return. She just didn't have it in her. She was absolutely devoid of a
> similar function in her life. She was a signature CH. Intelligent, even
> understanding, but having flaws in her wiring itself that were not her
> fault. The "human" she knew was CH and she would not accept an ability
> in me practiced when she didn't have that in herself and hadn't seen it
> in her siblings and parents and any CH she knew.
>
> Exact same experience with that Swiss girl. Hehe :) I mean exact as
> exact can fucking mean.
>
> Shielding was not a function in their ACOB; it only meant crude
> disregard of others to them. They'd only get quite annoyed by it.
>
> There's actually no meaningful married life between an MH man and a CH
> woman. You just fuck the woman and she pops children out for them and a
> semi-defective form of life goes on between them until this same crap
> gets repeated enough to where gene-wise the popped out child is close
> enough to an MH. There's just nothing else you can do about it. CH is an
> earlier form of human. Modern Human is not CH.
>
> For a short few months some time before I found my wife and married, I
> lived with an exceptionally attractive Mexican woman (intending to get
> married with her). We even talked about getting married the following
> summer and I had promised her I'd learn Spanish although her English was
> perfect being a second generation American.
>
> She _understood_ me when I utilized the Shielding function when I needed
> it. It didn't create a problem for her at all. She was at home with it.
> And she herself had bracket of her own :) Very different from mine of
> course. She was into silly romance books that I considered total garbage
> and laughed at her when she'd get into her Shield reading them,
> especially when at some point tears began rolling down her face and
> she'd try to hide her face behind the little pocket book :) She was
> wonderful and she'd be beside me right now..
>
> She kept all those pocket books after reading them cause she read them
> over and over. There were rows and rows of them in that house. She was
> nicely employed (head consultant for drug users - whatever that meant)
> and had managed to get a psychology degree specializing in social
> service while working on the side. All on her own. An MH, and quite a
> capable and individualistic woman. I wouldn't have any other.
>
> Then she told me, and later I observed for myself as well, that she had
> a serious issue that was totally out of her control. She had a bad case
> of bipolar disorder that had started at 16 and when it came upon her, it
> would ruin her behavior and treatment of anybody around her, at home or
> at work, even while shopping or for any other purpose outside. I saw a
> couple of those episodes and made my mind. She understood it. That's why
> this wonderful woman in every respect, had not married yet.
>
> Bipolar disorder is not one and the same thing that everybody speaks of.
> Each one is a disorder of its own. Anything about wiring of brain is
> complex and involved. In her case there were no "euphoria", instead an
> invasive sense of extreme hatred and anger would take over in just
> seconds which lasted for about two hours. Then it would go away as fast
> as it had come. There were no depressive state in it either. But
> whatever it was, they had listed it under bipolar disorder and nobody
> had found a way to even chemically subdue that. It happened something
> like once every few weeks. How can one live with someone like that? I
> couldn't. Once we were watching a nice movie when it got triggered. It
> blow the fucking mind in me away. Strangest thing you'd experience.
> Another time we were in a video renting store and .. unbelievable.
>
> Mexicans are every bit MH as Iranians or Indians or Chinese are. I know
> that for a fact. From either lines, older Native American or Spaniards,
> their lineage is pure MH.
>
>
> Example 3: My friends in school
>
> In graduate school it happened a few times that time got so limited for
> covering everything that we needed to learn, that we had to resort to
> group study, like two or three of us max would study the same subject
> together so insights coming from the other two would speed up the
> progress. It always worked nice. But we couldn't do that in a library or
> a public place of course. Serious study is not done in a public place,
> at least at graduate level. When you need to apply everything that you
> got you need to be home. Tea or coffee needs to be no farther than 5
> minutes away. Food needs to be within your reach, and restroom must be
> there to jump into.
>
> So these little group studies always formed in one of our houses, and
> could stretch throughout a 12 hour period if needed, especially when
> time was very limited.
>
> Now, the other one or two in that group happened to be almost always
> MH, and again mostly other Iranians who had the same course, but a
> couple of times one was CH and one time it was an Indian MH.
>
> Still with all that help that could come from others, there were times
> that the subject would become so frustrating tedious that beat us all
> into totally exhausted pooped souls and further effort became very slow
> and painful. That's when one of us would Shield, inviting the rest in! :-)))
>
> It was wonderful. If the guy we were in his house was married,
> regardless of time of day, evening, night, early morning, any god damn
> time that it happened to be, he'd call his wife: "Honey make us some
> nice hot sweetened tea and some egg and sausage please" ... Even when
> she was deep sleep she'd understand the situation! She'd briskly get up
> and in 10 minutes we were all happily eating and drinking and joking and
> laughing and shouting and sometimes singing. And there was this friend
> (whose wife did all that for us) who had talents other than in physics
> as well. He'd imitate anyone and anything. From the ballerinas moves to
> the U.S. president spewing nonsense to the funny professors we had. He
> would make us laugh until our stomachs would cramp.
>
> Then after half to one hour of that madness, we stepped out of the
> shield and continued the study fresh like we were 10 hours earlier.
>
> Now the point. Every time the group consisted of only MH, this shielding
> worked perfect. But the two times that I remember we had a CH among us,
> two different CH students, it aggravated the CH instead. He could not
> let half an hour go to that end. He could not relax and looked at us as
> idiots and with disdain, wasting his time at the most crucial time
> before deadline.
>
> CH doesn't have that in him or her! Believe me on that. I know it!
>
> Now that I mentioned that Indian, this Indian MH had some fucking
> calculator in his head installed, it looked like :-) He was fast as Hell
> in some regards. He even showed it off to us or others when the occasion
> arose. For instance I remember a couple of times he was with us buying
> some sandwich from the deli the student building had, and when giving
> the money for it to the sales clerk he'd use a fistful of coins then
> dropped the coins as fast as it could be done into her hand while each
> and every time subtracting that coin from what he owed and announcing
> the resulting new owed money to the clerk and all the other onlookers
> around him there! It was amazing. He'd do that until resultant balance
> would become zero :) I haven't seen anybody in my life able to do that.
>
> I even remember his name ("jackdish") :)
That would be Jagdish, Roachie.
Jag means world and ish means supreme or Lord and in this context the name means God.
Keep up your bad work. It is funny.
He had other skills and methods
> too that were unique to him and I may go over later in my blogs cause
> they were so useful and one of them I even tried a few times (and I
> think I improved upon). Don't take this "Arindam" for a good sample of
> an Indian! He is nowhere there.
And yet deserves a gratuitous mention.
>
> Shielding is wonderful from begin to end. It has made human life
> possible to continue in the direction that you presently see. Human
> life, if all that there was to it was CH, would not have continued to
> this point, let alone the future. Shielding gives you a mighty "thick
> skin" when you need it :) That's why.
>
> CH indeed only covets it in Modern Human. Even when CH is in love with
> you she covets that in you! Why looking that far out? Outside and inside
> this forum itself you can see it. Take a look inside my bag of rejected
> groupies and you'll understand.
>
> Talking about "thick skin", remember that quote from German head of
> state after WWII? It was very interesting for its time. He said
> something to the effect of "A thick skin is something god-given that we
> don't have!" I bet my boots that he came to that conclusion when he
> interacted with the MH far enough to discover that.
>
>
> Ok, got to go.
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-04 00:05 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <sof0fv$tnc$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #837367 |
On 12/3/2021 2:52 PM, Clutterfreak wrote: > Function of Rearranging: > > I think the best way to see the potential and therefore importance of > this function in our ACOB is to look at the nature! Observe what it > accomplished by _rearranging_ alone :-) > > So there's merit to it of course. Now, who does that and who doesn't? > Hehe :) By now you should be a master of that. MH always does that! CH > is tied to dogmas and superstition and authority and the group he think > of himself to belong, so he is limited in rearranging things. > > I go even farther to say CH cannot rearrange! Cause not only he doesn't > give himself permission to do it, he doesn't even think it is a useful > behavior. It means chopping up authority's view. It means chaos to him. > It means _departure_ from order and safety, so he actively avoids it. > That's why this Function isn't present in CH' ACOB. > > Example 2: Copernicus > > First of all take a look at his nose and face and discover he was MH, > not CH! Only then note how daring and creative he was in _rearranging_ > the system that everybody else believed in. > > As far as I know his switching the roles of Sun and Earth was genuinely > his and reflects the awesome use of this function in him. His other > ideas that are usually attributed to him were not his of course (one was > Tusi's thesis, the other "Ebne Shater"s thesis). And like Newton, he > didn't feel the need to name them in his book about solar system. He > wouldn't mix up "humanities" with "science". He would NOT mix up physics > with history of physics. He was NOT a Cro-Magnon earlier man. He was > Modern Human. > > Also note that his accomplishment was nothing other than rearranging. > All he did was to switch Sun's and Earth's roles in the solar system. > Nothing beyond that! This is the power Rearranging function can have :) > It is firmly seated inside ACOB. Example 3: Watson's model The correct structure of DNA was discovered mainly by _rearranging_ a crude yet realistically sized and constructed models of molecules involved! Have you read Watson's story of that? If you haven't, you need to first drop your pants, then proceed to finger yourself, then pull your stinking finger out, then pull your pants up, and then go fuck yourself. Yes you! I don't want anyone who has not read that book even take one look at what I write here. You wouldn't be in my league; in fact you would be a worm to me. I and a bunch of friends from high school read that book in the summer before our first year of university began. 1972. We had all passed the mighty entrance exam already in April of that year and had had every fun in that summer one could imagine, including reading some of the best books ever written. This book was one of them for many of us because the subject of it pertained different disciplines. From my high school classmates who had passed entrance to medical schools, to those who were getting into physics (me and three others that I knew of) all the way to those who were getting in biology, chemistry, and even fine arts, this book was a jewel to all of us. One of our teachers in 12th grade had introduced it to us very soon after a nice Persian translation of it had hit the bookstores. I don't know or remember about other students if they immediately began reading it, or like myself they left it to be done after university entrance exams in April were over. For me, I could not see anything before those exams and other ones were over. I had 12th grade's own mighty final exams in that tough high school to deal with, plus a general country wide exam to get my high school diploma, and then right after that the university entrance exams began for the coming Fall. But I'm sure some of the students in class began reading that book while in 12th grade. But by mid summer almost all of us had already read the book and we discussed the hell out of it each time we met. There were no ends to the interesting points covered so skillfully by Watson. It was a jewel of a work, a jewel of disclosing a very exciting plot, a jewel of a frightening scientific struggle, and a jewel of a unique amazing scientific discovery. All in one. And still to this day I don't know how Watson could put it down that well. Scientists aren't necessarily writers, but this guy, Watson, was also a first rate writer. He was both in one. I don't think we had anybody that Fall in university that had not read that book. And I'm sorry that Watson himself didn't make one nickle from all those copies sold in Tehran. Iran was not yet part of the nations who observed Copyright laws. Others copied Iranian sources freely and we copied theirs freely. What led to that discovery was Watson's insistence on using realistic models of all these molecules no matter how crude, and rearranging them to see what fits in the first place! Makes sense, no? As far as I can remember (last time I read the book was in 1978 in English) he was the only one suggesting that avenue of approach against a whole fucking establishment consisting of various top universities that laughed at Watson's suggestion, thinking that "No we must first take care of the rigor before attending to use of models". I think it was a European vs American thing. Watson discovered it before anyone else there in England because he was American. Americans place rigor as far as possible in later stages of work. They don't begin the work with it! Beginning the scientific work with rigor part is a French school of doing science, and perhaps Brits are like that also, I don't know anything about how physics or science is handled in Britain. Watson needed little else :) See how correct logical approach works? Rearranging did it. All the pieces were already there by Pauling's work and model of DNA. Watson rearranged Pauling's pieces until they fit perfectly together and distances and angles matched every data they had been able to gather about DNA. Hence the power in "rearranging" function in ACOB! -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-04 09:25 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <sog19n$iku$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #837394 |
On 12/4/2021 12:05 AM, Clutterfreak wrote: > The correct structure of DNA was discovered mainly by _rearranging_ a > crude yet realistically sized and constructed models of molecules > involved! Have you read Watson's story of that? If you haven't, you need > to first drop your pants, then proceed to finger yourself, then pull > your stinking finger out, then pull your pants up, and then go fuck > yourself. Yes you! I don't want anyone who has not read that book even > take one look at what I write here. You wouldn't be in my league; in > fact you would be a worm to me. I type very fast. I've streamlined the process to type at nearly the fastest possible speed. Some of my keyboards and some of the features in Windows OS have begun to show their limits in handling that kind of speed error-free. But worse of all, I still cannot type as fast as I think. I meant to include an important and integral step in the above procedure that you dimwits "needed" to follow. You "worms." But I saw now what I typed and don't see that step in it. Either thinking passed by too fast and went ahead of typing or the proverbial defect in any basic editing that you do on Windows OS fucked it up, namely unintentional highlighting and subsequent deletion when next character is typed. All taking place in about 0.05 seconds. The step missing is this: "After you pull your stinking finger out of your ass, you need to suck and suck and suck that finger clean, and only then proceed to pull your pants up." Ask any "engineer" in this _physics_ forum. "Arindam" is just a perfect example, if you will. They can explain all these steps to you because they've been doing that for most of their entire worm-like lives. They can help you there :) -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-04 12:07 -0800 |
| Message-ID | <f4d1e107-7499-487b-ab69-e765612e8d49n@googlegroups.com> |
| In reply to | #837405 |
On Sunday, 5 December 2021 at 02:25:48 UTC+11, Clutterfreak wrote: > On 12/4/2021 12:05 AM, Clutterfreak wrote: > > The correct structure of DNA was discovered mainly by _rearranging_ a > > crude yet realistically sized and constructed models of molecules > > involved! Have you read Watson's story of that? If you haven't, you need > > to first drop your pants, then proceed to finger yourself, then pull > > your stinking finger out, then pull your pants up, and then go fuck > > yourself. Yes you! I don't want anyone who has not read that book even > > take one look at what I write here. You wouldn't be in my league; in > > fact you would be a worm to me. > I type very fast. I've streamlined the process to type at nearly the > fastest possible speed. Some of my keyboards and some of the features in > Windows OS have begun to show their limits in handling that kind of > speed error-free. But worse of all, I still cannot type as fast as I think. > > I meant to include an important and integral step in the above procedure > that you dimwits "needed" to follow. You "worms." But I saw now what I > typed and don't see that step in it. Either thinking passed by too fast > and went ahead of typing or the proverbial defect in any basic editing > that you do on Windows OS fucked it up, namely unintentional > highlighting and subsequent deletion when next character is typed. All > taking place in about 0.05 seconds. > > The step missing is this: "After you pull your stinking finger out of > your ass, you need to suck and suck and suck that finger clean, and only > then proceed to pull your pants up." > > Ask any "engineer" in this _physics_ forum. "Arindam" is just a perfect > example, if you will. They can explain all these steps to you because > they've been doing that for most of their entire worm-like lives. They > can help you there :) I seem to have made some impact upon you, Roachie. Keep it going. Lots of fun, so what if it not physics let alone engineering, you have shown how screwed-up thoughts on genetics can be funny. When not disastrous. > -- > This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. > https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Arindam Banerjee <banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-06 20:05 -0800 |
| Message-ID | <5c02b489-a3ce-49a7-b452-db914504b014n@googlegroups.com> |
| In reply to | #837413 |
On Sunday, 5 December 2021 at 07:07:49 UTC+11, Arindam Banerjee wrote: > On Sunday, 5 December 2021 at 02:25:48 UTC+11, Clutterfreak wrote: > > On 12/4/2021 12:05 AM, Clutterfreak wrote: > > > The correct structure of DNA was discovered mainly by _rearranging_ a > > > crude yet realistically sized and constructed models of molecules > > > involved! Have you read Watson's story of that? If you haven't, you need > > > to first drop your pants, then proceed to finger yourself, then pull > > > your stinking finger out, then pull your pants up, and then go fuck > > > yourself. Yes you! I don't want anyone who has not read that book even > > > take one look at what I write here. You wouldn't be in my league; in > > > fact you would be a worm to me. > > I type very fast. I've streamlined the process to type at nearly the > > fastest possible speed. Some of my keyboards and some of the features in > > Windows OS have begun to show their limits in handling that kind of > > speed error-free. But worse of all, I still cannot type as fast as I think. > > > > I meant to include an important and integral step in the above procedure > > that you dimwits "needed" to follow. You "worms." But I saw now what I > > typed and don't see that step in it. Either thinking passed by too fast > > and went ahead of typing or the proverbial defect in any basic editing > > that you do on Windows OS fucked it up, namely unintentional > > highlighting and subsequent deletion when next character is typed. All > > taking place in about 0.05 seconds. > > > > The step missing is this: "After you pull your stinking finger out of > > your ass, you need to suck and suck and suck that finger clean, and only > > then proceed to pull your pants up." > > > > Ask any "engineer" in this _physics_ forum. "Arindam" is just a perfect > > example, if you will. They can explain all these steps to you because > > they've been doing that for most of their entire worm-like lives. They > > can help you there :) > I seem to have made some impact upon you, Roachie. > Keep it going. Lots of fun, so what if it not physics let alone engineering, you have shown how screwed-up thoughts on genetics can be funny. When not disastrous. Hasn't made it to Archie's level yet, this mass of blah. False flagger trying hard to create a fake iranian identity! I have studied and worked with many Iranis, none remotely like this extraordinary no-name bloviating creep. Full of strange and wrong notions, all designed for mischief. > > -- > > This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. > > https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-04 10:50 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <sog68k$lms$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #837394 |
On 12/4/2021 12:05 AM, Clutterfreak wrote: > > > > Function of Group-Thinking (and Individualism): MH's ACOB works in an individualistic manner, CH's works only collectivistically. This doesn't mean MH cannot ACT collectivistically. If what MH personally thinks is right and what the authority says is right are one and the same thing then MH can _act_ collectivistically as well. But MH never _thinks_ collectivistically. It is exactly the same situation with a new born infant who has started to deal with the world around him. You can never, by force or encouragement alike, NEVER see an infant considering other infants when he is experimenting and analyzing the world around him. He does it all by himself. The infant sure as hell learns from others! But thinks individually. That's why MH does not and cannot think collectivistically because he retains that feature from his infancy throughout his life span until the day he dies. And he passes it on to his progeny. CH, all the fucking CH on the face of this world, after infancy is over begin to think collectivistically. It is just one of the features in early human that does not exist in modern human any more. It will go away and disappear in the dust of history as CH himself disappears from this world. There is no "education" or "war" or "understanding" that can change this fact or even modify it the slightest. It is what a CH is. Modern Human _came_ to existence because of this same feature and nothing else! It was a superior function so it not only prevailed, it dominated the humanity. The present CH still walking the face of the earth is just an anomaly caused by an accident of nature. In some corner of Europe, when the last ice age ended, Modern Human discovered there were some Neanderthals still left there! So fucking began anew and for a second time after eons had passed and gone about that old forgotten ancient story. Hence these CH today still going around looking at MH, misunderstanding the MH, inflicting wars on MH, gassing the MH, napalming the MH, sanctioning the MH, etc and etc all because of the fucking fact that these cH are an earlier form of human that has happened to still exist today. And no other reason. CH doesn't even understand "coexistence". It wouldn't help them anyway! They know it and we the MH know it. So they are ending up digging their own graves faster than nature will. None of them will be around not too long into future. Back in early 1990s I created a set of carefully built comprehensive models of this process to see if I could predict their future. It took me months to perfect it. CH didn't have a _chance_ under any reasonable assumptions I made. Group-thinking, collectivistic thinking, belongs to the past of humanity. It does not survive the humanity under any reasonable condition. Function of Group-Thinking only exists in ACOB of the CH and only after their infancy period is over. MH are Individualistic thinkers throughout their lives. I have already given a zillion examples of this Function. Here is another one, for the lack of the total number in my mind, starting from 1 again: Example 1: Child raising MH mothers don't give a _damn_ WHO their little kids are playing with or around what kind of characters in the alleys and streets and areas or schools or kindergartens around them. Because it is not necessary! CH mothers on the other hand have to be extra careful where they school their kids and who their kids are playing with and spending time with and even lightly converse with; which church to attend, and what movies to see and what books to read and what computer games to play. Because their kids by then are group-thinking little machines who become part of any group that happens to be around them. In fact and fiction, physically or virtually, in movies and books, CH mothers have to watch their kids all the time. Reasoning with their kids does NOT do the job! An MH mother? She doesn't give a hoot! It isn't necessary. All she needs to do is tell the kid what is right and what is wrong and for what reasons. That's all! All I ever needed was that. All my friends ever needed was that. Nothing more. My neighbors, my relatives, my people around me both when we were living in the heart of Tehran and when we were living on the wonderful outskirts of it, none needed anything more than what I just said. That's why, with no "police" in sight, a woman in Tehran, or a child in Tehran, can safely walk the streets all alone at 11 pm at night! Try to do that among CH people, guys. We the MH grow up intact, strictly along guidelines our parents set for us regardless of whether we are in Southern Arabian Peninsula or in Tehran or in Delhi or in Shanghai, or in Peru or right under your stupid CH noses in Dallas, Texas. It doesn't matter to us whether the kids around us were poor people or rich, criminal or law abiding, stupid or smart, CH or MH. What rules when we are growing up is the guidelines our parents explained to us and the reasons behind such guidelines they brought to our attention. Nothing else. Because we are MH. We don't need anything else. We can think and analyze for ourselves even as kids. You the CH cannot! Not after infancy is over. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com> |
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| Date | 2021-12-05 14:00 -0600 |
| Message-ID | <soj5o7$ksi$1@solani.org> |
| In reply to | #837406 |
On 12/4/2021 10:50 AM, Clutterfreak wrote: > > > > > > > > > Function of Seeing The Big Picture (STBP): Roman Empire was a funky CH empire. They grew in size only because they initially had to deal only with CH all around them, and stopped to grow when they reached MH areas when they got large enough to encounter Iranians at such borders. In there, they observed simple people living their simple lives and yet many systems in place by and for them. Romans never fully understood what those systems meant. They saw what was before their eyes but couldn't grasp "the big picture." One of these networks was for fast transfer of information. Darius, centuries before Romans became an Empire, had totally overhauled and updated the old system of information transfer they had been using for a thousand years, namely the bonfire method. All across Iran, in correctly distanced extends and directions, there were these mounds made (they can still be observed! I have seen many of them myself) so the fire on top of them could be seen long distances from it by messengers standing on similar mounds. Then these messengers in turn would fire their own bonfire so messengers standing on a third mount a long distance away could see it. And so forth. Distribution of these mounds weren't even of course, and for a reason. Cause information was meant to only travel in certain directions. Towards center of power in Iran and back towards centers of civilization anywhere across Iran all the way to its borders thousands of miles away. This method worked great, and information could partly travel at the speed of light :) But was of course primitive. Only one signal was being transferred and only during dark when distant fires could be seen. In daylight, they had to wait till dark! You could not pack this signal with more than a few pieces of information. It was very limited. Darius changed all that to another much more effective network. The Caravanserai Network. I have already explained what it was (Example 2 of STRP function). Now a lot of information could travel 24X7 :-) Romans' encounter with this type of network didn't change their own way of communication via bonfires which they had learnt from Greeks centuries earlier who in turn had learnt them from Iranians some time before that. Romans saw how exactly it worked and yet missed the big picture. Already when Rome fell centuries later, they were still using this bonfire method to transfer information. CH has difficulty in STBP for reasons I've already discussed. Absence of the attribute of Patience in them, sloppy in Functions of Substitution and STRP, and being Group_Thinkers, when combined plays the key role. Being bad in STBP can easily be observed in USA's foreign and domestic policies both. So this matter has nothing to do with times and education and state of civilization their people happen to be in. It is deeper than that. It is indeed coming from their particular wiring in brain. Cause still mainly CH is in control of power in USA. This will change of course, and it will change _only_ when CH in USA gets pushed to the margin of the society that's in control. Then STBP will begin to show in their domestic and foreign policies. Same with just about any CH nation in Europe or elsewhere. The lack of STBP comes from their wiring, not education and knowledge or intelligence, etc. And THAT, also, will change :) Example 3: Transcontinental railroad An Iranian friend from university years six or so years back pointed me to an American history book that he had found truly updated in quality in some ways. He had majored in one of the humanities fields in those years and was aware of my view of the American history books in English. I had let go of interest in such books already early 1980s after noticing how cowards these authors were in disclosing the truth about a range of subjects about their own country. Compare that to the state of the art history books Iranians have written about Iran; truly amazing specimens in objective work. Dogmas prevented American CH from being so good. But this guy insisted, so I went ahead and purchased the book from a half price book store and began reading it. They had the book because it is or it was being taught as text in some university courses, and like other texts was going through newer and newer "editions" just to rip students off making them pay the hefty price over and over as a new semester began instead of using a "used" copy. The new copy was in hundreds, I bought a used one for $5.99. I read that book fast, being skeptic of its merits. It was an improvement but not nearly enough. Anyway, one thing that was mentioned in that book sticks out in my mind right now, cause it is a great example of how some people cannot STBP. Construction of the transcontinental railroad right after Civil War hadn't gone smoothly among farmers on its path! Some of these farmers, and I bet the CH ones among them _only_, really resisted such rails being built in their farms! They could not see the immense positive impact it could have on the range of areas throughout united states that their products could be sold at! Utter lack of STBP. A lot of farm products could stay fresh for a week or so, and that meant they could go either way all the way to both coasts! Hehe :) STBP is truly an MH Function, and when you don't have it, you simply don't have it :) You're CH. Example 4: Seeing through clutter Clutter can hide any single piece of information, vital or redundant, Unique or commonplace, delicate or robust, sensitive or unimportant. But important pieces of information are about facts that by their nature launch a whole set of new consequences each with their own pieces of information set out. These large groups of information correlate with each other very well in time and location. And they often have ramifications. Therefore, they can be discovered with STBP :) If you're CH good luck with it. You probably cannot do the STBP to see what took place. A good example of it is the relatively recent (since 2016) take over of the government contracts by the big tech. I don't think CH are aware of it, unless they are told about them by the MH. There aren't that many Americans anymore that I directly talk to. Just some neighbors and old friends from school and several colleagues from the last job I held. Nobody in this forum is capable of a meaningful conversation either, I'm not here for them at all. But as little as my contacts with these people are, it still shows the fact that the CH among them aren't aware of the recent changes that I just mentioned. But the MH among them, Iranian or Mexican or Vietnames, they are fully aware of it! The Mexican TV channels provide excellent information to Spanish speaking people. I bet the Vietnamese people around here have same quality programs in their Tv and radio channels. They all seem to see the big picture, except the CH. When I talk to a CH, be it my neighbor or a colleague, I find him exactly in the same state of interests and awareness as in any other eras I saw them at before! It could be 1979 for him or 1980s or 90s or 2010s, or 2021; the guy knows the same crap, believes the same crap, and worst of all cares for the same crap. He isn't in this world of 2021 concerned with stuff that his grandpa was concerned with. Knows stuff that his grandpa ever got to know. Do you see what I mean? STBP is not there in them. And the myopic little picture has always been of course the same for all of them. How to make more money, how not to work as hard, when to get a drink, who to fuck, what to eat, where to live. When they open their TV channels "Fox News" gives them the same shit that they know and want to know! Same with all the other channels in English. All the programs, everything that in the language of English is broadcast to them via every form of reaching shit for news to people. If you happen to see a CH that has seen the big picture, no he hasn't. Some MH hammered that information into his stupid head. This is my observation of the CH that I actually come to contact with all the time. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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| From | Jeff-Relf.Me @. |
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| Date | 2021-12-05 13:13 -0800 |
| Subject | How are you Iranians better off than me, here in Seattle ? |
| Message-ID | <Jeff-Relf.Me@Dec.5--1.13pm.Seattle.2021> |
| In reply to | #837465 |
How are you Iranians better off than me, here in Seattle ?
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