consciousness, E.S.P, and electronic networks...

Hey OP!

Good job.

Thanks friendo. Where this topic is concerned I have big ears.

I even managed to find this article which is about creating psychological triggers. Trust me an actual journal-style article about this is not that easy to find. Generally you will get the idea that mental health is concerned only in figuring out what triggers bad behavior, but if you conduct your search using the job title keywords of the secret agency psychologists (the title is Applied Behavior Analyst) who deal with causing behavior, you can actually apparently find articles about this from the actual 21st century and not the 70s.

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haha okay so:


"The mechanism behind shikake cases covers a wide range of physical and psychological triggers. A physical trigger is used to ignite a psychological trigger, and the psychological trigger works as a driving force for changing behavior. In this section, we will show five simple shikake cases to clarify the concept of shikake as well as the mechanisms by which triggers function."

this is what they call a trigger. a shitake. btw.

remember, they say simple examples, okay?

Figure 2 is a cylinder installed at Tennouji Zoo in Japan. There is no explanation board around it. People are not told what this artifact is, but they can guess how to use it because it has some triggers. First, the cylinder looks like a telescope, so people might imagine that one looks through it. Second, there is a hole in the cylinder. When people find the hole, they instinctively look through it out of curiosity. Third, the cylinder is placed about one meter off the ground. The position is ideal for children to look inside the hole. Because of these triggers, children are interested in the cylinder, approach the cylinder, look inside the cylinder, discover something at the other end of the cylinder, and finally enjoy the discovery. In this case, children find a replica of an elephant’s excrement and are surprized to notice the size and color.

When people observe a child’s behavior for a while, they might notice that once he/she looks inside the cylinder, the behavior attracts other children’s attention and makes them gather around the cylinder. This phenomenon is called as snowball effect, where a small action becomes a trigger that leads to a big effect. As a result, the cylinder succeeds in attracting children and triggers their interest to explore and discover.

The cylinders are installed along the pathway connecting the animal exhibition areas. If there were no cylinders, children would not stop walking to explore and discover. In addition, the cylinder is easy to make but difficult to break due to its simple structure. All things considered, the cylinder works as a superb shikake for behavior change.

The telescope-like shape and the installation height of the cylinder work as physical triggers for people to infer its utility and attract target people (i.e., children). The hole in the cylinder works as a physical trigger to induce a specific behavior as well as a psychological trigger to excite curiosity. In addition, people looking into the cylinder could act as a psychological trigger for a snowball effect. In this case, the analogy of a telescope, perceived affordance of a hole, curiosity, and social effect are considered the underlying mechanisms of the cylinder on the zoo pathway.
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Dude. Is it apparent that they are only speaking in simple terms for people who understand embedded meanings well enough to be a "spook"? I promise your neighborhood therapist wouldn't find this a very simple example at all. But I've actually spent enough time around frustratingly cryptic people to be able to read between the lines here.

we have many other "simple shitake structures" lol but here is one that will have obvious "simplicity" if you have done your homework

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Piano stairs
Figure 6 shows the stairs decorated like a piano, on which people can actually make a piano-like sound with their feet instead of their fingers. The stairs attract people’s attention and encourage them to use the stairs rather than escalators. As a result, more people are willing to exercise. According to a report on The Fun Theory,Footnote1 the number of people who used the stairs increased by 66 %. The point in this case is that no one was forced to use the stairs. Those who were interested in the piano stairs voluntarily chose to use the stairs.

The piano-like appearance allows people to easily associate the stairs with a piano and to have a pleasant experience playing the piano or listening to music. This psychological association between a piano and an enjoyable experience is the core trigger to drive people to use the stairs. This shikake is implemented using technologies (e.g., sensor devices and sound devices). Thus, the shikake is realized as a combination of design, psychology, and technologies."

you are supposed to be getting an image, here, that has an emotional value, which is not LITERALLY what this asshat is writing, the way he's writing it and evoking something different is a demonstration of the actual structure of the trigger. it's kind of clever the way it is using these descriptions which are true on the surface to reveal the subtle deeper effect that evoke a veiled aspect of their their structure and function.

still a little "vague" lol but here's a chart that we get a bit later
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ha, it gets good though, this article...

lol

4 a bee ... a flower is "shitake"

so there are physical and psychological triggers, and you saw the chart with their categories. but perhaps their applications by category for creating triggers is a bit more subtle than you'd expect.

Sensory data component of a trigger:


Let me say something about this for a minute because it concerns context confusions and context collapse. I was writing on an older thread you can create a blank state in part by utterly confusing someone about their role in the interaction. This happened to me. As the person looks to the "door" for the shape of its handle the door redefinines it through that information

PSYCHOLOGICAL:



Now we come to the social componants of a trigger, maybe some people already have sort of learned ?

The “Being watched” category describes the feeling of other people observing you. Detecting eyespots is an innate ability we acquired to survive in the wild, and it can become a powerful trigger to influence people’s behavior. In addition to eyespots, we feel like we are being watched due to unfamiliar changes in the environment, for example, blue-colored streetlights and surveillance cameras.



the problem with this author is he writes this stuff in such a way that it is very clear he is good at doing it


The “Social proof” category describes the effect where people assume others’ behavior as the correct behavior. As the effect is particularly prominent in ambiguous situations, people follow the same behavior as others to conform to the social proof. The effect also induces what we call the “snowball effect” phenomenon, where a small trigger causes a big change, like a snowball becoming bigger as it rolls down a hill

this is part of that idea that you can completely obliterate a person's reality testing by changing the values of their interactions with other sane-seeming people. this is one very pernicious ones for reasons of social primacy I've outlined earlier and the spooks apparently also support

here's another really great article which is up to date in publication
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Hmmm... thinking of making some puzzles... and sending them to people around this world.

are you indeed? hmmmmm
you seem like you know a thing or two about psychology?

as a rule of thumb we place everyone within their independent sovereign boundary of which there are 195 of them governing 100 % of global population

what dominates the 195 sovereigns is mutual assured destruction tensegrity between the nuclear capable sovereigns

using smart meters to monitor people's behavior? I wouldn't believe it but this seems legit. they really hate anomalies

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what is pronounced... tea ...

is made of kake!

Hi C.
Have you heard of a scientist by the name of Hendricus G Loos?
Look into his patents.
HULU and other systems use his theories to manipulate the local energy fields. Through many different vectors.
It ties into the Gateway method of Robert Monroe.

I also just found this, wow! It's about anomalies, ESP, the quantum, and mind-machine affinity!


TGD INSPIRED VIEW ABOUT REMOTE MENTAL INTERACTIONS AND CONSCIOUSNESS-RELATED ANOMALIES, PART I
Matti J Pitkänen

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ABSTRACT


I have proposed a general vision about how remote mental interactions and related phenomena could be understood in TGD Universe around 2003. The progress that has taken place since then in TGD motivates the reconsideration of this vision. In this article - second part of an article - devoted to the updated vision about parapsychological phenomena and remote mental interactions, I will discuss some applications of the basic vision. First the notion of conscious hologram is discussed from the point of view of remote mental interactions.
KEYWORDS

Consciousness; Quantum biology; Remote mental interactions; Quantum Entanglement; Hologram

It's all in the diet through which the mind and body can be augmented increasing consciousness awareness, expand ESP capabilities and even affect electronics.
Some people are gifted and some are definitely not like everything else in the neighbourhood.

I have also noticed over the years, there have been many more Munge Cake's out and about! Are some of your family members the same way?... eh?

We're definitely living in the Twilight Zone Amigas!

Cheers!

Just to clear something up right away,

that’s a cool avatar.

Back to thinking really hard.

How does the remote stuff go on without biotechnology or a good antenna?

I read through the research and I’m not convinced.

Let’s see if it actually works.

You send me a message without writing or posting, and then I’ll let you know what you said or intended.

You can do the same for me. Here I go....

I’m sending it.

lol

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I find the shikake material very interesting, having closely studied the ongoing psyop (second year now), and many others before it.

I think they used every physical and psychological trigger they could think of, and did it incongruently, on purpose, to heighten the effect. that intentional dissonance is for the small percentage of people who actually think, and see through the story aspects and want to ask questions. but it's hard to question an absurd narrative, because none of it makes sense, and they do everything they can to keep it that way. it makes you look insane, sound insane, maybe act insane if you think the whole world is playing a dirty trick on you.

when everyone else is spellbound to the conjured illusion, it only makes you seem that much crazier, because it is crazy. the logic is intentionally skewed. and they design it to impact different people on different levels, pitting the ideas, and the people who espouse them, against one another.

what I'm trying to say is, they have developed these techniques to the point of having almost total control over the minds of most human beings. just by utilizing the tenets you stated earlier, in combination with one another. and they use this knowledge to subvert, oppress, and bully the target populations, which in this case is the whole entire world pretty much.

and this is business as usual for the controllers. if they can dream it, they can make it 'real'.

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asians like the detail with its delicacy

Where are we going by 2023?