Salutations.

It is now 11:09 AM EST for me. Before I continue, I want to say that, in Wishlist #1215, I made a correction to the ‘Correspond’ idea. So, in case you didn’t know, I suspected that there was a possibility that a few of the kids that chose to use idea ‘Correspond’ and found it useful may emulate the character Adrian Veidt. In that reference, he is sitting on his desk meditating. I believe that, if those kids choose to emulate Adrian Veidt by sitting on the desks/tables available to them, that they may break those desks because of their weight. It is my belief that desks and tables in general are not designed to hold the weights of people who choose to sit on them, especially the weights of kids. Sure, there are some? desks that may not break if a kid sits on it, but even though desks may seem to be able to hold the weight of kids without breaking, they still may not be designed to be sat upon. In other words, desks are not chairs. I want you to have this warning so that you don’t accidentally break a desk/table by sitting on it. So, to be clear, don’t sit on a desk/table, even though Adrian Veidt is meditating on one. Desks/tables are not chairs.

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The music video I recommend is from New Hope Club & Danna Paola called ‘Know Me Too Well’. I think I spent over 3 hours! looking at the home page of www.youtube.com for a music video and tv show/movie trailer, and I could not find one. So, instead, I went back to the basics, so to speak, and I went to publisher Vevo on www.youtube.com. On the home page of Vevo, I clicked ‘Specialty Playlists’, and from it’s selection, I clicked ‘Pop-Teen!’ Here’s ‘Pop-Teen!’ slogan:

‘ Videos from the young voices of now. ‘

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As of now, ‘Pop-Teen!’ has 109 videos. I looked at the small thumbnail images that they show. Music video ‘Know Me Too Well’ is #35. So, after using I think over 3 hours looking at the home page of youtube, I looked at Vevo, and compared to the home page of youtube, in almost no time at all, I found music video ‘Know Me Too Well’. I watched it recently in it’s entirety only once, and it looks like to me 2 groups of people of different cultures interacting with each other, something that I believe is encouraged to happen in America. Both ‘New Hope Club’ and Danna Paola have wikipedia pages about them. As far as I know, this is the 1st time I’ve heard of them. (I don’t work in the entertainment industry.) Here is a quote from the song ‘Know Me Too Well’:

I spend my weekends tryna get you off
My mind again, but I can’t make it stop
I’m tryna pretend I’m good, but you can tell
‘Cause you know me too, you know me too well

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So, in my opinion, even though it’s yet another relationship song, where one person is trying to get over some sort of breakup, you instead also see 2 groups of people with different cultures interacting with each other, and having fun.

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To watch music video ‘Know Me Too Well’ for free, search in www.youtube.com the phrase ‘know me too well’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with over 3 million views. It premiered Oct 10, 2019, about 4 months ago.

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I also could not find a tv show/movie trailer from the youtube home page, and so I went to publisher ‘Funimation’ from www.youtube.com, and searched for phrase ‘winter anime’. I then clicked ‘NEW WINTER ANIME | Winter 2020 First Impressions (Part 2)’. Lauren Moore is giving reviews of several anime tv shows available on Funimation. Here is a quote from famousbirthdays.com about Lauren Moore:

‘ Internet host best known as one of the co-hosts of the Funimation talk show Dubbletalk, which streams regularly on Twitch. On the show, she and her co-hosts give their thoughts on the latest in the world of anime. ‘

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That ‘NEW WINTER ANIME’ link premiered Jan 30, 2020, less than a week and a half ago. And from her reviews, I chose Japanese anime tv series ‘Hanako Kun’. This is the 1st time I’ve heard of this show. So, based on her review, it is a little like the ‘Magical Girl’ series, in that wishes are granted. A ghost grants wishes to a girl. I may eventually watch this show. If you choose to watch Lauren Moore’s review, you don’t have to watch the trailer for ‘Hanako Kun’. It’s an acceptable substitute.

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[It is now 11:59 AM EST for me. I’m going to look at Ubereats to see what I’ll order to eat. I’ll continue typing after I order.

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It is now 1:19 PM EST for me. I just thought of this less than a minute ago. This is the strategy I will use to explain this new idea I invented this past Wednesday, 2/05/2020. I’ll have to postpone the explanation of idea ‘Refrain’ again. 1st, I’ll explain 4 bookmarks, 1)’Rectify’, 2)’Outlast’, 3)’Understand’, and 4)’Self declare’. After I explain somewhat those 4 bookmarks, I’ll explain the actual idea to use them. Since it’s your idea, if you choose to use it, you can always change that around.

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Rectify:

According to www.dictionary.com, ‘rectify’ means ‘to make, put, or set right; remedy; correct:’, and the dictionary example is ‘He sent them a check to rectify his account.’ I am going to give you the purpose/use of idea after I explain all 4 ideas. I’ll explain idea ‘Rectify’ later.

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Outlast:

According to www.dictionary.com, ‘outlast’ means ‘to endure or last longer than’. The dictionary example is ‘The pyramids outlasted the civilization that built them.’ The 1st illustration example are the Energizer bunny commercials where a person says ‘They keep going…’ You can just look in www.youtube.com and search for phrase ‘energizer bunny commercial they keep going’, and some Energizer commercial options should be shown to you. For this advice, those commercials are examples of one type of battery outlasting/outperforming other types of batteries. They help give you a sense of how idea ‘Outlast’ will be used in list list.

The main example of how idea ‘Outlast’ will be used, in a more human context, and refurbished of course, is in episode 1.4 ‘Hope Is Not the Goal’ from fantasy tv series ‘Legacies(2018)’. Refurbished with inaproprieities removed for advice, it is how Rafael Waithe(Peyton Alex Smith), experienced a sense of outperformance from the others from his wolf pack. Keep in mind that he is part wolf, which means that, in a fantasy tv show context, he is stronger and more durable than a human. I’m saying this because of how the tv show illustrates how he is being beaten up by the others in his wolf pack. That type of beating was meant to cause him to feel a sense of outperformance, a sense of inadequacy. It was not meant to cause serious damage to a man who is part wolf. If such a beating occurred to a normal person, that person would need to be in a hospital, if that person survived that beating.

The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 17 minutes and 34 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Jed(Ben Levin): ‘Foster kid. I’ve been looking for you.’

Rafael: ‘I’ll catch up with you later. I got to get to class.’

Rafael: ‘Look, uh, Jed, right? (chuckles) I don’t want any problems.’

Jed: ‘Neither do we. We just want to initiate you into the pack. Okay. The process is simple. You triggered your werewolf curse this month, which means you hurt somebody recently. Maybe on purpose, maybe not. All you gotta do is tell us a story. That’s our rite of passage.’

Rafael: ‘Yeah, I’m not really a pack kind of guy.’

Jed: ‘You still don’t get it, do you? You don’t have a choice. You can either submit or you can ‘get beaten up’ and then submit. It’s your call.’

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That is when Rafael tries to escape, tries to run away. He then gets beaten up by the 3 teenagers who are also part wolf, not to seriously hurt him, but to make him feel a sense of outperformance.

22 minutes and 22 seconds into the episode, you can see that Rafael is adversely reacting to that feeling of outperformance. Josie Saltzman(Kaylee Bryant) uses her witch magic to help Rafael calm down.

It’s now 2:32 PM EST. When Josie Saltzman calmed Rafael down, I thought from memory that she used her witch magic to help calm Rafael. Less than a minute ago, I looked at that scene again, and I was mistaken. Still, Rafael thought she used magic. I recommend that you think of both situations, that she did use witch magic, and that she didn’t.

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Understand:

Of course, when you use idea ‘Understand’, the idea can help you decide which impressions of understanding you choose to commit to. I’ll explain that in more detail later. But for now, the definition of ‘Understand’ that I want to use is in relation to available objectivity. For example, I remember that, in the movie ‘The Last Mimzy’, Noah Wilder(Chris O’ Neil) said something while at the dinner table, causing his sister Emma Wilder(Rhiannon Leigh Wryn) to spit out her burger. So, in that example, Emma Wilder did not have the available objectivity to continue eating the burger. Her brother and her mom, Jo Wilder(Joely Richardson) did not have any problems eating their burgers, based on their available objectivity.

The 2nd example for idea ‘Understand’ based on available objectivity is in episode 1.2 ‘What Goes Around’ from lawyer tv series ‘Canterbury’s Law(2008)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 6 minutes and 39 seconds into the movie. Here is the quote:

Martin(David Call): ‘Oh! Hey, your bar review tutor called. I thought you took the bar already.’

Molly McConnell(Trieste Kelly Dunn): (whispering) ‘Not so loud.’

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Martin: ‘You’re secret’s safe.’

Molly: ‘There’s no secret.’

Martin: ‘Of course.’

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Later, when Molly is talking to Chester Grant(Keith Robinson): ‘Okay, so does anyone besides me think Martin’s a little too friendly?’

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I want to say that it is my belief that a few scenes where Martin is talking to Molly have been taking out of the streaming version of ‘Canterbury’s Law’. Those scenes show that Molly experiences some confusion as Martin is talking to her. That being said, at least for this advice, Elizabeth Canterbury(Julianna Margulies) wanted Molly to emulate her use of available objectivity, the one that she uses to interact with Martin. To clarify again, I made this part up. Elizabeth Canterbury wanted Molly to experience some confusion when communicating with Martin based on her use of available objectivity. For example, when Molly sees Martin interacting with Elizabeth and Chester, their use of available objectivity is normal, as if they’ve known Martin for years. However, when Molly communicates with Martin using her sense of available objectivity, she experiences some confusion. For example, in one of the quotes, Molly says quote:

‘Okay, so does anyone besides me think Martin’s a little too friendly?’

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The point is that Molly is not even a lawyer yet, and both Chester and Elizabeth are very good lawyers. Elizabeth wanted Molly to sense a minor imbalance of her use of available objectivity so that she has an idea of what to develop as she starts working for Elizabeth as an actual lawyer, which will happen soon, according to the tv show.

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Self declare:

All right. I just thought of a reference for idea ‘Self declare’ less than a minute ago. It is in episode 2.17 ‘Disharmony’ from fantasy tv series ‘Angel(2001)’. The conversation is between Angel(David Boreanaz) and Cordelia Chase(Charisma Carpenter). The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 32 minutes and 7 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Angel: ‘You know, I’ve tried not to say anything, tried to take a step back and let things sort themselves out, but Harmony cannot work with us.’

Cordelia: ‘I know. It’s just temporary. I mean, look at her. She’s really loving this, giving her a reason to go on.’

Angel: ‘I don’t want her going on. Neither should you. She’s the enemy.’

Cordelia: ‘Now you sound like Wesley.’

Angel: ‘Because he’s right. Harmony will turn on you.’

Cordelia: ‘Why? Because you did?’

Angel: ‘Because it’s in her nature. She’s a vampire.’

Cordelia: ‘So are you.’

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Anyway, that conversation initially indicated Angel’s available objectivity as it compares to Cordelia’s available objectivity. And even though Harmony later left the group in that episode, Angel kept his promise to Cordelia. When Harmony in a later episode of ‘Angel’ worked for Angel as he was running a division of Wolfram & Hart, that commitment he made to Cordelia allowed Angel to help Harmony achieve being a more acceptable society interacting vampire. Last time I checked, Harmony is still alive in the Angel storyline.

Idea ‘Self declare’, now that I think of it, is also a variation of ‘available objectivity’. For this example, instigators would try to impose an instigation upon you that would cause you to feel a sense of self declaring, but it’s a sense of self declaring in response to let’s say a false accusation, and your non preferred sense of available objectivity may cause you to interact with such a sense of self declaring. For example, you may feel like you would have to justify to yourself that such a false accusation contemplationally is truly false. In the ‘Angel’ reference, the rest of the ‘Angel’ team allowed Harmony(Mercedes McNab) to join the team, since Cordelia is vouching for Harmony to join. However, what they primarily do, at least in the beginning of the ‘Angel’ series, is hunt vampires, since vampires tend to be evil, violence, and a dangerous to people in the beginning, making them a threat to society. And Harmony is a new vampire.

So, if you take away the weird ‘back story’ about Harmony, the rest of team Angel, including Angel himself, experienced an imbalanced sense of available objectivity compared to Harmony’s available use of objectivity. Angel realized that he made a mistake with Harmony, thanks to Cordelia’s conversation with him, and later in the series, you can see Angel honoring that conversation he made with Cordelia. I suppose in the near future in the ‘Angel the vampire’ storyline, you may see more obviously how that conversation with Cordelia changed how he will interact with vampires. He’s still going to hunt vampires, but he’s more open now to the possibility that, if the situation is resourceful enough, that certain vampires can change for the better. For example, if he found vampires in a ‘Star Trek’ situation, then it’s possible that the situation may allow a reasonable lifestyle for such vampires to have. I’m just saying that off of the top of my head. It’s just an example. Of course, it’s also true in the ‘Angel the vampire’ world that people have tried to educate vampires, and the warning that Angel gave Cordelia applies, that those vampires have turned on such people, harming them and worse. Still, it will be interesting to see, so to speak, how his conversation with Cordelia has changed him.

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All right! You now have ideas ‘Rectify’, ‘Outlast’, ‘Understand’, and ‘Self declare’. So, this is my idea: Choose a contemplation acknowledgement to commit to, and the use of ideas ‘Rectify’, ‘Outlast’, ‘Understand’, and ‘Self declare’ may help you sense certain mild to moderate instigations and inadvertencies, but you don’t have to actively use such instigations and inadvertencies.

Here’s a good one for idea ‘Rectify’. It’s a quote from episode 10.3 ‘Thin Ice’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Doctor Who(2017)’, a conversation between The (Twelfth) Doctor(Peter Capaldi) and Bill(Pearl Mackie). The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 3 minutes and 10 seconds into that episode. Here is the quote:

Bill: ‘So, what are the rules?’

The Doctor: ‘Rules?’

Bill: ‘Yeah. Travelling to the past, there’s got to be rules. If I step on a butterfly, could it send ripples through time that mean I could just disappear.’

The Doctor: ‘Definitely. I mean, that’s what just happened to Pete.’

Bill: ‘Pete?’

The Doctor: ‘Your friend, Pete. He was standing there, a moment ago, but he stepped on a butterfly. Now you don’t even remember him.’

Bill: ‘Shut up!’ (laughs) ‘I’m being serious!’

The Doctor: ‘Yeah, so was Pete.’

Bill: ‘You know what I mean. Every choice I make in this moment, here and now, could change the whole future.’

The Doctor: ‘Exactly like every other day in your life. The only thing to do is to stop worrying about it.’

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If you believe you are starting to drift into some unnecessary existentialistic(I’ll explain later) contemplation, you can contemplationally say ‘Rectify’, to help yourself to stop having such a contemplation.

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[It is now 5:06 PM EST for me. I am going to stop typing, but I will continue with this list next Saturday. In my opinion, it needs more explaining. Plus, I’m actively using this idea now. It’s my best idea, and I believe it could be very useful to you. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

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[2/21/20: TV-14 violence and viewer discretion for fantasy tv series ‘Legacies’. Rated PG viewer discretion for sci-fi tv series ‘The Last Mimzy’. Violence and viewer discretion for lawyer tv series ‘Canterbury’s Law’. TV-14 violence and viewer discretion for fantasy tv series ‘Angel’. TV-PG violence and viewer discretion for sci-fi tv series ‘Doctor Who’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmarks ‘Rectify’, ‘Outlast’, ‘Understand’, and ‘Self declare’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.