A Hexagonal Tower on an Endless Desert

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I watched it. I read the last two pages as well.

Did not see to much inspiring stuff to talk about.

Maybe I will go talk to aether for a bit.

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Well, I'm at a total loss at the moment.

My drawing board is nearly all black...

Eye sea. I thought you were writing a new story. Tales from the camp fire.

Not so much?

Okay. We can stop.

Nah.

I'll continue with that.

It is supposed to be a very archetypical story and also tell Gnosticism.

I need to be in the right mindset.

Maybe later tonight. During the days I prefer to talk to aether.

However... one topic is... my "Strange Sense", LOL

It is the ability to sense that which is most improbable.

Oh yes.

I have an equation that I'm working on to define it...

N = Pi / Phi x 10^-infinity

So, the edge of a fractal, essentially, wherein the memesphere is defined as an E8 lie group, and information is assigned points on the group.

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Imagine Improbability drive as an eye that takes in information...

One descriptor is "it dodges that vanishing star".

To me that means that I will essentially "unknowingly disregard" memetic information that satisfies a set goal "too well".

It is a way for me to ponder thoughts that would essentially "entrap" most people.

Because of course, when one is already entrapped by one's thoughts, what's the point of restraint...

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For every problem, there are an infinite number of solutions. So to cut down the scope we look for the most probable.

This does not mean that other solutions are invalid... It likely means they simply cost more energy than the path that was taken. That is to say something like we could build a time machine, if you would loan me a trillion dollars.

I like to stick with the uncertainty principle whe dealing with probability. Maybe a bit like the improbability drive in some respects. That is to say, I can never choose the wrong path. If I could have taken a better path I would have.

I like to use that one when I am running late. I am never late. I can only show up o time. If I could have gotten here any sooner, I would have. Try telling that to your boss. Then just kinda shake their head any walk off ;-)

Precisely.

Of course bosses wouldn't understand something as complicated as "Strange Sense..."

And Strange Sense Z always keeps the option of least probability in mind.

In a nutshell... "I can't ever be wrong; because I don't try to be right."

:hug2:

You know... one archetype I have never had any trouble understanding, is Marvin the Robot.

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I wonder if anyone would have a use for Marvin wherein he actually performs to his full potential...

Perhaps it is simply my destiny to envy doorways because at least they can "open" and "close"...



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"I have a million ideas, but, they all point to certain death."

Marvin the Robot

Maybe they just don't know what Marvin can do.

A bit like putting a lion in a cage. It is still a lion...
How do you think that lion in the zoo feels?

He is probably spending his time, playing it cool. Then the on day the zoo keeper leaves the gate open, he is gone.

Now tell me... would the lion leave if the gate were open and the zoo keeper were his best friend and he had the perfect lion life? Probably not, but how probable is that?

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From wikipedia.......

Marvin, the Paranoid Android, is a fictional character in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series by Douglas Adams. Marvin is the ship's robot aboard the starship Heart of Gold.

Originally built as a failed prototype of Sirius Cybernetics Corporation's GPP (Genuine People Personalities) technology, Marvin is afflicted with severe depression and boredom, in part because he has a "brain the size of a planet" which he is seldom, if ever, given the chance to use.

Indeed, the true horror of Marvin's existence is that no task he could be given would occupy even the tiniest fraction of his vast intellect.

Marvin claims he is 50,000 times more intelligent than a human, (or 30 billion times more intelligent than a live mattress) though this is, if anything, a vast underestimation.

When kidnapped by the bellicose Krikkit robots and tied to the interfaces of their intelligent war computer, Marvin simultaneously manages to plan the entire planet's military strategy, solve "all of the major mathematical, physical, chemical, biological, sociological, philosophical, etymological, meteorological and psychological problems of the Universe except his own, three times over," and compose a number of lullabies. He seemed to find this last task the hardest, and only one, "How I Hate the Night", is known.

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He would not leave... and the situation isn't terribly improbable.

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That's the spirit. Now help me make the sun shine. I am tired of the rain.

^_^

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It won't work.

Wha?

[link to www.gematrix.org] .

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That's impressive!!!

I didn't even know that chem existed!

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But yes... destroy the universe... and I did not.

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That chem doesn't yet exist,I've checked : )

Toggle the English results with this [link to www.gematrix.org] Like I've said before,not sure what you are looking for but may find some links through the English results retoggled

I'd appreciate it if you could explain a bit for me what it is you search and I will lend my mind if you need

You know, its been so long since I started this.

I suppose that for now I am still trying to refine archetypes.

And I want to give the unity of Christianity/Gnosticism a shot.

I find Gnosticism so fascinating and creepy, but my understanding of it is intuitive, and good info (that properly places oneself as the "hero") is difficult to find.

Hence, "campfire tales"....

Cool,cool

I thought the results here [link to www.gematrix.org] were quite good.

I just got a 'Strange sense W' - Not heard of that one before.