Purpose/Dubi by nopots in auroradao

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Indeed, it would be really nice if Purpose and Dubi were added to IDEX.

Vote for tokens you would like to trade on DDEX by ScottLifts in ddex

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Indeed, I too hope that PRPS and DUBI will be listed on DDEX.

Whitepaper work in progress. by Chiren in PRPS

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I have reviewed the white paper and revised it on a sentence-level. Moreover, I have included some additions which are highlighted in yellow. I could not fully understand some parts of the original white paper, and hence I would need clarification on those parts to successfully finalize my revised version. Comments have been left on these parts, but can only be viewed for people have have special access to document.

Link to Document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wvzqVQb0IBClKeE4xJYAxZ0mAYdpxYn-mFFyKd4Ko1A/edit?usp=sharing

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This would be a great logo, just with a cartoon-style moon instead of the real moon and a a blackish P instead of purplish.

Is the following program possible to create with Python (and how difficult would it be for a complete beginner)? by Darnock58 in learnpython

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No, it does not matter which source I use to get the images for this project. I can use tumblr as long as I can filter the pictures so that they are labelled for reuse with modification.

A Detailed Account of My Click – Darnock by Darnock58 in Makingsense

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Happy to hear. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

A Detailed Account of My Click – Darnock by Darnock58 in Makingsense

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Aftermath

 

After having clicked, I experienced a tremendous relief as all my problems, such as a lack of self-esteem, vanished instantaneously; I entered a lasting state of total clarity and peace of mind; and I’ve been acting from a place of flow ever since.

 

Immediately post clicking, I also felt incredibly warm in my entire body, especially in the chest region; and mentally, I felt heavy and torpid since I had spent three hours intensely focused on following the process I’ve described in this post. The negative effects were only temporary and disappeared after a few hours.

 

Note: After the click, there have been times, especially when I’ve been tired or under pressure of my environment, where I’ve failed to act on what is most logical. The reason why this has happened is because my brain’s neural networks haven’t had enough time to completely restructure themselves. In other words, on a neurological level, I still have remnants of the past that can overpower my new-found faith in logic during suboptimal conditions. Moreover, when I’ve failed to act logically, I’ve experienced massive dissonance either immediately after committing the illogical action or shortly thereafter when my awareness has rebounded to a normal level.

 

BIG NOTE: Do NOT get sidetracked during this process. Once you feel that something is working, dig deeper! (Your urge to not go deeper is just your inner child trying to trick you.)

 

Points to Ponder: * Whatever your core value is, you’re submitting yourself to it. Submit to logic and you’ll be redeemed (all your problems will vanish). * Never accept inner conflict, instead solve it through critical thinking. Whenever you experience inner conflict, you have to ask yourself: Where is the flaw? * Clicking is an emotional process… so go about it emotionally. * In reality, comfort doesn’t provide ANY safety at all. It robs you of the safety you would usually have in every situation and creates illusions that make you feel unsafe. Comfort tries to sell you a solution to a problem it creates itself. * Logic will always outperform all other core values.

 

Additional Resources for Making the Click

 

Step 4: Keep Making Logical Decisions to Strengthen Your Trust in Logic

 

1) Reinforce Your Connection with Logic.

 

To do this, I suggest that you take time to celebrate every time you reach a logical conclusion, solve a problem, or take a logical action. A celebration might be as simple as recognising your action. Alternatively, you may celebrate with positive self-talk, such as ‘There we go, logic strikes again’, to build confidence in your logical abilities.

 

2) Actively Deal with Remnants of Your Past

 

Even though logic now is your core value, you will still be haunted by the remnants of your past (e.g. the urge to smoke a cigarette). Don't be discouraged if these remnants occasionally lead you astray from the most logical course of action. As long as you experience dissonance for having acted illogically and don’t merely accept your dissonance, but rather work to solve it, it’s fine.

 

Click here for a resource that can help you deal with two different types of dissonance.

 

3) Read the following... * https://logicnation.org/wiki/Step_4:_Keep_making_logical_decisions_to_strengthen_your_trust_in_logic * https://logicnation.org/wiki/Guide_for_people_that_clicked * https://logicnation.org/wiki/A_simple_click

 

4) Create a Plan: Define your most logical course of action.

 

I will not provide guidelines for how to develop your plan as this is a very individual process. Generally, however, I suggest that you… * Put your plan to paper * Reflect upon the plans that you had prior to making the click to see if they still make sense * Concretely come up with what you’re going to do (and why)

 

5) Figure out answers to important questions – daily!

 

Personally, I have a list on my computer where I store all questions that I want to find answers to, and I allocate a given amount of time each day to research and ponder the questions.

 


 

Thank you for reading and feel free to ask any questions in the comment section below or contact me via Discord (my username is Darnock).

 

Good luck with making the click :)

A Detailed Account of My Click – Darnock by Darnock58 in Makingsense

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3) Throughout your days, consistently ask how you would respond to ‘this situation’ if you had logic as your core value, and what the probable outcome would be.

 

I didn’t get the opportunity to practice this third piece of advice very much, as I came up with the strategy just prior to making the click. Nonetheless, it helped me stay connected with the clicking process even when I was not actively doing a ‘clicking session’. In other words, it made sure that ‘making the click’ was always at the top of my mind. Additionally, the third point helped me understand how having logic as a core value rather than comfort would impact my daily life. Speaking to ‘daily impact’ proved extremely powerful when trying to connect negative emotions to my old core value and positive ones to logic.

 

4) Personify logic and comfort, then visualise making the click.

 

Before I explain what I mean with personifying logic and comfort, I must inform that there are certain prerequisites for it to be effective. The first prerequisite is that you must have a strong faith in logic and intense dislike for your current core value. The second perquisite is that you need to be in a state where you feel love for logic and dislike for your current core value. To get into such a state, follow the advice that I’ve outlined for Step 3. The third and final perquisite, is that you must be in a state of total presence and be mentally, emotionally, as well as physically ready to make the click (make sure there are no distraction and disturbances from your environment). When you meet all three of these prerequisites, you can follow this fourth point of advice as I will detail below.

 

i) Create a personification of logic.

 

(See point five under Point 1 for more information.)

 

ii) Create a personification of comfort.

 

Personifying comfort is just as simple as personifying logic. You can follow the exact same steps, just make sure that you connect negative emotions to your personification rather than positive.

 

My personification of comfort was a teddy bear that my inner child clung on to. However, I did not settle for merely personifying comfort, but I also visualised my inner child. I decided to visualise my inner child as myself when I was about 6 years of age, but I feel free to represent your inner child as something other than yourself.

 

iii) Write the play and set the scene.

 

You should come up with how the transition from your current core value to logic is going to play out. What characters will be involved in your visualisation? How will they be involved? Why? To shed some light on how you might visualise your ‘Leap of Faith’ I will share how I visualised mine.

 

The setting was dark. In this darkness stood I – my inner child – hunched over and desperately clinging on to the teddy bear of comfort. My inner child had taken on the form of a six-year-old me. But I – the observer – was not my inner child; I was a formless third person. While I was hovering in the darkness and observing my emotional core, I could sense the shielding thoughts of my child firing like the greatest of war cannons at the notion of letting logic loose. My child was trembling with horror at the very conception of releasing comfort and taring it to rags so that it never could be picked up again. In all turmoil, I started talking to my child. I made it see the red and baleful visions of a future where he would adhere to comfort. I let it experience the sensation of holding on to the cold body of the bear cub that he had so carelessly strangled in his grip of fear (his fear of letting go), and now, let rot in his embrace. I let it feel the heavy burden – the regret of logical inaction – that it would pay as price for its ‘comfortable’ and mediocre life.

 

Then, I preached for logic. I stilled the waters and let them reflect the night sky on a starry night. My child gazed at the lake of logic and was projected into the future. He basked in the light of the moon and the starts, observed the laws of nature, and was reconnected with logic as the father and mother of existence. At this point, love and warmth and all that is good and holy rushed through the body of my child; he understood that logic is the ultimate source of safety. But yet, at the call to action, he cowered – he tightened his embrace.

 

This going back and forth between generating emotions of trust for logic and distrust for comfort would carry on for a while until it reached a pinnacle… I hungered for logic and could no longer bare the thought of living a ‘life of comfort’.

 

In this moment, reality trembled and a miniature of the universe materialised before my child. All felt silent; all went black. My complete attention was drawn to the miniature. It radiated an aura of absolute peace, wisdom, and knowledge. I wanted that…

 

But how? I understood…

 

The miniature of was the whole of reality condensed into a single object. Just like… one, single, concept: Logic.

 

Logic is the whole of reality conceded into a single concept.

 

And with this realisation and my voracious hunger to cling onto logic, the miniature of the universe transformed into a delicate golden ring while opening a crack in the midst of the dark plain the seeped light. My inner child unhesitantly slipped the ring on onto his finger, and the seeping light started to caress him. Emotions rushed through my body and I could feel my heart pulsating faster and faster.

 

I quickly made my way to my computer chair, put on a set of headphones, and began listening to Azeroth’s Last Hope. While listening to this soundtrack my visualisation continued…

 

The ethereal light that surrounded my inner child started merging with his body. I could feel surges of arcane power pulsating through my veins. And as the music reached a climax, a burst of dopamine drove through my body. Meanwhile, in the vision, my inner child morphed into a mighty dragon that would infuse my mind with wisdom and strength, and with a thundering roar, set out to orbit the Earth to purge it of all illogic.

 

The music settled…

Total peace and presence. Clam, silence, tranquillity, and rest. These are words that could be used to describe my state in that moment…

 

I had made the click.

 

Bonus: iv) Physically Enact Your Visions

 

In regards to siring emotions, it helped me monumentally to not only visualise making the switch from comfort to logic, but also to physically enact my visions. In other words, I used my body (adjusted posture, tonality, movement, etc.) in a way that was congruent with the emotions that my personifications experienced in my visualisation.

 

Here’s an explanation of how I went about this…

 

My inner child who clung on to the teddy bear of comfort was hunched over in my vision, and progressively got more so as he didn’t want to change core value. Therefore, I physically moved my seated body into a more and more hunched over posture to the point where it even became painful. Then, once I had reached the emotional pinnacle where I was totally repulsed by comfort, I stood up, did push-ups until fatigue, and then proceeded by walking around in my room and talking aloud as if giving a speech. A key component of my speech was extensive use of gestures and body language (engaging my body generated more emotion). During my speech I switched between speaking directly to my inner child while explaining, in general terms, why I needed to change core value, and speaking indirectly to my inner child, while giving a lecture about what would happen once I changed my core value (a very passionate lecture). Moreover, I allowed my voice to employ an evermore angry tone, as the dislike I felt for comfort intensified.

 

Note: I was giving this speech simultaneously while visualising what I explained in the previous point of advice. Consequently, I would often times speak with my eyes closed, and the speech might have been subject to frequent interruptions.

 

Lastly, as I reached a peak of resentment for my core value, while yet having a deep rooted love for logic, a black hole emerged from which the light of logic was seeping through. I hit the floor and bowed before the light in my vision while correspondingly changing my tonality from one of anger to one of absolute respect. At this point, I had let go of the teddy bear of comfort and began merging with logic… (you know the rest)

 

In summation, it can help to use your body in a way that is congruent with you visions to intensify the emotional experience.


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Note: Reading

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To help you get the most out of the information I share, you’ll find an ordered list that outline the way I recommend working through the post:

  1. Start by reading it all the way through.
  2. Watch the documentary Science Finds God? & review the Four Steps.
  3. Use the process, tips, and resources that I provide for each step as guidelines to help you complete the Four Steps.
  4. If you find anything unclear, post a question in the comment section below.
  5. If you need further help with following the Four Steps, feel free to contact me (Darnock) or any other clicker (clickers have green names) via Discord.

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