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Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Sunday, March 5, 2017
WHY BIT-COIN IS DESTINED TO COLLAPSE...
WHY BITCOIN IS DESTINED TO COLLAPSE... First of all ruining and installing the program at foremost, to, thus, usher (i.e. give one the capaibility to open an anaynomoys bit-coin wallet) is your capacity to adjucate the use of bit-coin, which in fact immediately defers your harddrive , it or in otherwords, will ruuin your hard drive , (bugged like mccaffee virus scanner with spywhere) by installing the bitcoin software. That, is enough, to tell you why an etf backed by bit-coin is ever more crazy,, god bless america, ""mining:" doing surveys all day on section 8 won't buy you a "thang." ((ghetto, eebonics verbage )noun, (s.) word for thing))
Saturday, March 4, 2017
THE TALENT THAT ascribes skill is known as, Intuition
The individual possessing this talent is normally unaware of the thought processes involved and ascribes their
results to intuition. Depending upon the lifelong personality of the individual, the innate level of that
talent and the discipline that he has exerted in training it, the reliability of an individual's intuition
varies from zero to perfection. As is the case with a computer, GIGO applies. In order for the pattern
recognizing capability of his brain to be effective in the solution of physical problems it is
necessary for an individual to have accepted a certain set of learning rules for himself. These rules
are:
results to intuition. Depending upon the lifelong personality of the individual, the innate level of that
talent and the discipline that he has exerted in training it, the reliability of an individual's intuition
varies from zero to perfection. As is the case with a computer, GIGO applies. In order for the pattern
recognizing capability of his brain to be effective in the solution of physical problems it is
necessary for an individual to have accepted a certain set of learning rules for himself. These rules
are:
• Everything he accepts as true must agree with everything else that he accepts as true.
o In the event of contradiction, the validity of the relevant information, both old and new,
must be considered to be tentative.
must be considered to be tentative.
o If the information is more than trivially important, the necessary effort must be made to
resolve any inconsistencies by correcting the new and/or the old information.
resolve any inconsistencies by correcting the new and/or the old information.
o The more items of information processed in this manner, the closer one's store of
knowledge will approach absolute validity. (It will never be perfect, no one lives that
long.)
knowledge will approach absolute validity. (It will never be perfect, no one lives that
long.)
• One must never assume that his source of information, no matter how revered, is correct.
o Where necessary in an academic or business situation, one must keep two sets of
books. One set of books must contain the information expected by the individuals
possessing power over your future and the other set must contain the information you
have determined to be true.
books. One set of books must contain the information expected by the individuals
possessing power over your future and the other set must contain the information you
have determined to be true.
• One must never allow himself to be brainwashed or bullied into not following the preceding
rules.
rules.
If an individual follows these rules from an early age, he will find that his intuition, also known as
common sense, will be extremely reliable and will provide him with information long before he
understands it consciously. As a bonus, the information will be correctly labeled as to its reliability.
Intuition only yields faulty results if an individual has failed to adequately follow the rules described
above.
common sense, will be extremely reliable and will provide him with information long before he
understands it consciously. As a bonus, the information will be correctly labeled as to its reliability.
Intuition only yields faulty results if an individual has failed to adequately follow the rules described
above.
16.8- Is the information presented in this book more nearly correct than presently accepted
concepts? The author believes that it is for the simple reason that he can find no contradiction
between the various items of information involved. On the other hand, the presently accepted
concepts are severely inconsistent. They are as full of holes as lacy swiss cheese. Will the material
that the author has provided require improvement and correction? Certainly it will, no one can
cover this much material without error. As to where our understanding of reality will lead, only time
will tell. Unfortunately the author's age insures that he will not be around to see the results.
concepts? The author believes that it is for the simple reason that he can find no contradiction
between the various items of information involved. On the other hand, the presently accepted
concepts are severely inconsistent. They are as full of holes as lacy swiss cheese. Will the material
that the author has provided require improvement and correction? Certainly it will, no one can
cover this much material without error. As to where our understanding of reality will lead, only time
will tell. Unfortunately the author's age insures that he will not be around to see the results.
16.9- Common Sense is another name for intelligence. While mathematics and experimentation
require intelligence for their development, their usage does not directly involve intelligence. In their
application, they are merely tools which must be used as an adjunct to intelligence.
require intelligence for their development, their usage does not directly involve intelligence. In their
application, they are merely tools which must be used as an adjunct to intelligence.
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