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Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-)

From Clutterfreak <clutterfreakincarnate@gmail.com>
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Subject Re: Your Analytics Compartments :-)
Date 2021-11-27 19:23 -0600
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On 11/26/2021 9:48 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
    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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