10/22/2016
Since it’s been, what, 2 weeks since I’ve given you a new idea, I want to give you an overview(a general outline of a subject or situation; survey or summary) of what I plan to type in next. For an ‘overview’ illustration, I recommend you see the overview demonstration that Dr. Carol Marcus(Bibi Besch) gave about the project ‘Genesis’ from the movie ‘Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan(1982)’. Web site www.youtube.com offers the illustration for free. Just search for phrase ‘star trek 2 genesis’, and a video called ‘Star Trek II The Battle for Genesis’ is offered.
All of these ideas are still from the ‘Proof’ idea I explained earlier.
Let’s see. The 1st idea I want to explain is called ‘Self appearance’. The second is called ‘Unattended’. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th bookmark I call a ‘Composite’ bookmark, because you combine those 3 bookmarks. They’re called ‘Not ready’, ‘Not agree’, and finally that time bookmark I’ve been meaning to explain to you called ‘Not enough time’. The 6th bookmark was created from those 3 bookmarks, and it’s called ‘Not my effort of understanding.’ And finally, the 7th bookmark, which is the bookmark I invented around 10/20, just a few days ago, is called ‘Not ready acclimate’, which I have just upgraded the phrase a few hours ago to be called ‘Lean not invited’. It’s not exactly 7 bookmarks, since I shuffled other phrases a great deal to invent them. However, for the purposes of explanation, those 7 bookmarks are the best I can give you right now for the purposes of it being used as an overview. Of course, I’ll probably upgrade the idea further, and I may be able to add more bookmarks to the overview later. I’ll start explaining these ideas next week, either Friday or Saturday. See you then!
10/29/2016
Barnacle jacket:
Hi. It’s now 6:16 PM EST where I am at, and before I start the 7 bookmarks from the ‘Proof’ series, I want to add another idea before that. Since kids may be reading these ideas, and I am encouraging kids to be skeptical with the use of these ideas, it recently occurred to me that I cannot guarantee that I will be making more of these ideas for the next 8 years or so, so that they will have advice that will real time help them with their adult career goals. The concern is that, when kids choose to learn to be skeptical, it’s possible that part of how they are being skeptical is that they are looking for liability that should not be there, which I do not believe is unusual. However, since I cannot guarantee that I will be giving them advice when they become adults, I imagined looking ahead(just a thought), and they may need to have the option, in regards to their chosen lifestyle, to accrue(accumulate, collect, grow, increase) liability. I am referring specifically to the creation of proposals given to their future employers. The accumulation of liability is not in the participation of instigation. For example, when you are making a proposal for your boss, you may have to consider various forms of liability in that proposal. For an illustration, many of the older kids probably watched the movie ‘Divergent(2014)’, starring Shailene Woodley as Tris. In that movie, it addressed five different factions(societal divisions that classify citizens based on their aptitudes and values). You can find out more about those factions in www.wikipedia.org. Here is the link:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factions_(Divergent)
The 5 factions are: 1)Abnegation, 2)Dauntless, 3)Erudite, 4)Amity, and 5)Candor. I am assuming that all 5 factions have elected officials that people submit proposals to.
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Another reason I want to type in the idea ‘Barnacle jacket’ now is because if I typed it in after the 7 ‘Proof’ bookmarks, even though the idea may still be useful to you, it may seem like a cliche(a sentence or phrase, usually expressing a popular or common thought or idea, that has lost originality, ingenuity, and impact by long overuse) to you, because of what you have learned from the 7 ‘Proof’ bookmarks. And so, I type it in now.
This is the story that I have imagined for bookmark ‘Barnacle jacket’: This story starts during the time and with the movie ‘WarGames(1983)’ starring Matthew Broderick as David. I imagined a program in 1983 created by computer programmers and technicians that is designed to see what variations of liability can be used by the general public to play video games at home. And so, for simplicity, in the year 1983, I imagined the comic book hero Gilad Anni-Padda, also known as ‘The Eternal Warrior’ from Valiant comics, to participate in that program. According to wikipedia, Gilad was born in 3268 BC. He has lived for a very long time, and will live even longer still.
Gilad has agreed to play some sort of boat simulation game. The game is not meant to teach you how to actually navigate a boat. It is designed to introduce to your game play liabilities that you can either remove as you are playing the game, or you can just continue to play with such liabilities. The liabilities are designed to allow you to interact with them in an entertaining context, not to intimidate you. As you play such a game, you get various illustrations to let you know what liabilities are currently involved, such as pop up screens, and the special effects involved in the actual game play.
As a person is playing the game, that person is wearing a jacket. For every liability that person chooses to continue to play with and not remove, that person gets a computer generated strip on his/her jacket that represents a barnacle. Let’s say that the jacket looks dark, and the barnacles look white. In relation to advice said, you can change that, if you want to. For an illustration of what a barnacle is, go to www.google.com, search for ‘barnacle remove boat’ in it’s ‘Images’ section, and you should see images of individuals trying to remove barnacles from a boat.
So, basically, after Gilad is playing this game for a few days, he is seen wearing the jacket by the computer programmers and technicians involved wearing that game jacket, and it is covered with computer generated barnacles! Gilad has learned to play the game with many various forms of liability without needing to remove those variations of liability, and the jacket that he wears also shows this. Soon after I imagined this, and I believe I created this idea while I was in a public bus, I also imagined a few businessmen who participated in the program wearing their game jackets sometimes as they are working, which shows that they, also, have many computer generated barnacles on their jackets.
[So, my hope is that when you are making your own ideas, you may find the conceptualization of wearing your own game jacket useful, and it’s covered with barnacles, in a context that is of course in relation to this advice, and is useful to you. I myself have imagined wearing such a jacket only once, even though I have made the gist of this idea over a month ago. However, at the time, I thought it was useful to imagine, and it happened only a few seconds for me.
Next week, I plan to finally start the 7 ‘Proof’ bookmarks. It’ll probably be on a Saturday again.
Violence and viewer discretion for sci-fi movies ‘Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan’ and ‘Divergent’. PG viewer discretion for movie ‘War Games’. Violence and viewer discretion for the use of ‘The Eternal Warrior’ character from Valiant comics. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of movie and comic book. [Use mental bookmark ‘Barnacle jacket’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.