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Peace by paece bi piece
sheds skins of lies letting slip
Clinton Eastwood

whittling

Quantum Psychology

thank you. i was beginning to worry that i was the only one who recognized that guy.

stealing this face and
having a marmet's body
$15.95

the rhythm of the night

that man has no neck!

[PANCE!]

ARGH FUCK.  MY PANCE!

fixxd for perspective.

the one exercise in prometheus rising where you pretend to be a nazi (among other things) for three minutes can be fun--until mom grounds ya for invading her liquor cabinets.

 

                   Today at school I won't be the only one crying!
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SWEET!

which ones? i'm close to halfway and i kept picking up on some ideas as well.  it seems to begin with abstraction after abstraction but as i get further concrete examples begin to develop.


are you refering to "developing techniques to offset handicaps of individuals within the group?" part?

or perhaps developing upon the idea of the Zeigarnik Effect..

as i'm reading i'm making connections that seem to answer your earlier question regarding ways of altering another's belief system.  for instance the part where the authors say

you don't convince someone by pushing what you believe against what they believe. It is when their belief system is questioning itself that you can lean in and offer what you want them to do or believe as the answer to the instability. Point out contradictions inherent in their belief system and they themeslves may throw it out of balance. Get them to question one end of their beliefs using another end and then offer your meme as the solution to the feelings of doubt

it might be useful to take that "best of memebombs" thread and rate them.  picking out some of the more advantageous ones and possibly refining them based on ideal memetic structure and putting them into action.

more to read.  i'm finding that this book is a fast primer on cybernetics, systems theory and various other ideas that i've only touched on...back to the book

walking down the mall and noticing the attractive curves of this blond number and upon the stumblings of a rather ungraceful 180, realizing she has downsyndrome.






then getting her digits.

Dogma Daze --hyatt and slaughter

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