3/10/2023

Salutations.

It is now 5:32 PM EST for me.

Um, I just wanted to say that I’m switching from Saturdays to Thursdays. I didn’t know until yesterday that I would decide to do it, and even now I am not certain yet. But for now, that’s what I’ll do. If I change my mind, I’ll let you know.

When this coming Thursday arrives, 3/16/2023, I will delete whatever I typed in this list and start over. I’ll also try to make up for the missing list by giving you 2 lists, or I’ll type in the extra list later. So, to give you something with the intent to ‘tide you by’, here’s a quick idea: An instigator may cause you to only acknowledge one identity, the identity that a person emphasizes, when in reality people do other things. For example, when you experience an instigation that encourages you to blame that instigator for a specific identity, that emphasis may also encourage you to only? acknowledge singular identity emphasis. Of course, for many circumstances that you may interact with directly throughout the course of your day, if you are going to school or work, you may acknowledge other identities that a person has, but if you are not exposed to such circumstances, what will you do then? For example, a person may say to you that ‘I already have many friends.’ Even though you are sincere with the intent to be friendly, that statement may indicate an encouragement to acknowledge that person or other people, to only acknowledge a singular identity, when in fact that person for your benefit should also be acknowledged for other identities. An instigator may use an embittering experience to discourage you from acknowledging other identities that that person also has.

For example, when you use caution when interacting with other people, is that use of caution also discouraging you from acknowledging other identities that that person obviously has?

Well, anyway, I’m not using my normal routine to explain this idea, and I’m going to delete it anyway. I just wanted you to have something before Thursday shows up. I’ll see you then.

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It is now 6:00 PM EST for me.

The original idea came back to me around 5:56 PM EST a few minutes earlier today. Suppose you experience an instigation from someone at work/school/in a public place, and that instigation discouraged you to interact with a certain association with the identity of that instigator. I recommend that you consider that many people have other identities, other associations. For example, even though I’ve only seen it once on tv, I believe that celebrities from time to time present in tv show specials that they do indeed have other talents, that they do other things, not just whatever it is that their celebrity status indicates. (That example should do it.) So, when an instigator causes you to experience an embittering, sour experience association of their identity, I recommend that you keep in mind that people in general, even instigators, probably have other associations to other identities. If the experienced instigation is mild, you may choose to use your objectivity to still perceive that instigator as having other associations, other identities to interact with, even though that instigator insists that you interact only with a certain embittering association of their presented identity.

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I think that explanation is a lot better now. So, if you are there this coming Thursday, I’ll see you then.

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3/16/2023

Salutations.

It is now 8:38 AM EST for me.

Because of the 1 week delay, I have decided to start explaining idea ‘Strength’ next Thursday, 3/23/2023, and for today, I’ll give you ideas that, by intent, will help resolve a few ‘loose ends’. 1st, a primer for how I make ideas, and then an idea that I recently invented, about a week ago or less. I don’t think I’ll be able to give you another list to make up for last week, since I only type in ideas once a week. I’m not going to recommend anything to buy in this list. I just want to offer you those ideas today. I’m going to look for that music video and trailer now, prepare them, and soon after that later today, I’ll recommend them to you, and then start explaining those ideas. So, if you are there later today, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 10:19 AM EST for me.

The music video that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘Set Me Free’ by TWICE. I found it in www.youtube.com, publisher ‘InMusic Official’. Select that, select ‘VIDEOS’, then select ‘New Songs Of The Week (March 10th, 2023) | New Music Friday’. That was published 5 days ago, with 5.3K views. A video clip of music video ‘Set Me Free’ starts about 58 seconds into the video clip selection. Here is a quote from the song ‘Set Me Free’, translated into English:

I want it all and I ain’t ever gonna settle
Even if all of this is just a fantasy
Cause I been hidin’ how I feel for you forever
Now that it’s off my chest there’s room for you and me

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To watch music video ‘Set Me Free’, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘set me free twice’, and it’s one of the selections offered, with 41M views, and was published by JYP Entertainment 6 days ago.

In my opinion, I like the vividly displayed sceneries that the music video changes every few seconds. 2 minutes and 36 seconds into the music video, the song stops until 2 minutes and 51 seconds, special effects involving explosions, and then 2 minutes and 53 seconds the song starts again, with the TWICE women running together.

I’m not planning on watching it again, but I recommend it to be watched once for this advice. You may watch it a few times if you choose to, or not watch it at all. It’s just a recommendation. I like it.

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The movie trailer that I recommend, refurbished with inapproprieties removed, is called ‘GHOSTED’, starring Chris Evans as Cole, and Ana de Armas as Sadie. The main reason I am recommending it to be watched is because those 2 same main characters are also main characters in the movie ‘Knives Out(2019)’, and based on personal experience, I’ve never seen that happen before. Sure, the circumstance probably exists for other movies, I’m just not aware of what those other movies are.

Let me add to that. I may have watched several movies where 2 main characters from one movie are in another movie, but I can’t remember them right now. I guess that has something to do with the epiphany I may be currently experiencing. When that epiphany wears off, I may remember them if I choose to remember them.

In my opinion, the movie trailer starts like it was a romantic movie, and then when Cole goes to another country to see Sadie again just based on the one date they were on, it turns into an action comedy movie. I’ve never seen a movie do that before.

I found the movie ‘Ghosted’ from www.youtube.com, publisher ‘Rapid Trailer’, select ‘PLAYLISTS’, then select ‘Best ACTION Movies!’, and the trailer ‘GHOSTED’ is #4 from that movie selection. I watched the trailer from that selection, from publisher ‘Rapid Trailer’. Here’s a quote from one of the ‘Comments’:

‘ I like them together since Knives Out! I already notice the chemistry there. Looks like I need to get an Apple TV+ for this! ‘

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It is now 10:53 AM EST for me. I’m going to get the 1st story’s reference ready. I’ll be back in a few minutes or so.

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It is now 11:17 AM EST for me.

This story is based on episode 10.11 ‘The Quest: Part 2’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Stargate SG-1(2007)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 33 minutes and 2 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Ba’al(Cliff Simon): ‘Well, that’s hardly surprising. I mean, I know where you come from you’re considered relatively intelligent, but by galactic standards, that’s not really saying much. Wouldn’t you agree?’

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Soon after Ba’al said that, Lt. Col. Samantha Carter(Amanda Tapping) punched Ba’al in the face.

The point of this idea is to reiterate that instigation for many situations in America should not exist, and yet innocent people still experience instigation. For example, in my opinion, I don’t know for certain, but I believe grammar schools in general are openly against students instigating other students. When I give advice about instigation, based on my belief, the ‘starting point’ for many situtations is always that instigation should not be there to begin with. And so, I made a story involving the character Samantha Carter and the rest of the team from sci-fi tv series ‘Stargate SG-1’ that illustrates that. Here’s the premise that I imagined: Samantha Carter chose to not receive special training from the government as it relates to her punching men when they offend her in a certain way. She doesn’t believe that there is anything wrong with her. For example, she could get personal advice from Jack O’Neill(Richard Dean Anderson), who has special training from the government, or she could get personal advice from Teal’c(Christopher Judge), who was First Prime of Apophis, but she never requested such advice from him. She reminds me when Optimus Prime from the animated series ‘The Transformers’ explained to another Transformer why he never changed his face to have lips similar to the lips of humans. Optimus Prime chose to keep his original face plate that does not mimic human lips.

It is now 11:46 AM EST for me.

All right. Here’s the story: One of the main characters of this story is a variation of character Miles Bron(Edward Norton) from the movie ‘Glass Onion(2022)’, someone that’s not him, but like him, someone that didn’t commit those crimes the original Miles Bron did in the movie ‘Glass Onion’, but is like him. He looks like him, and I’ll also use the name Miles Bron. He is also a CEO, and has many employees in his company, and like many people that I only imagine do, he has a certain problem changing his sense of context of experience while he is involved in a conversation. No matter what casual conversation you introduce to him, Miles Bron always uses the same context of experience personality. So, for example, if you present certain sensitive personal issues to him, Miles Bron is not able to change his use of personality while addressing those sensitive personal issues. One result is that, while addressing those sensitive personal issues, he sounds like he is discriminating against those people he is addressing, and/or obviously insulting him. But if those conversations occur with one or several of his employees, many of his employees already know that he has such a problem, and they are mostly considerate when he talks that way. He would attend meeting with certain employees, mostly women, and confess that he has such a problem, hugging various employees who choose to hug him as an expression of understanding and sympathy. Miles Bron openly admits to his employees that he has such a problem.

While the Stargate program was being introduced to other countries, but not to the general public(when will it ever be?), since Miles Bron is a CEO, his connections revealed to him about the Stargate program. He was immediately fascinated and interested in it. He heard about the Stargate SG-1 team, and wanted to be a part of their participations from time to time. He allowed himself to have some sort of basic military participation qualification, and as soon as he was ready, he used his connections to arrange participations from time to time with the Stargate SG-1 team. He managed to participate in a few low level participations, something that SG-1 did with many military personnel, not one of those obviously dangerous missions that they tend to do as just SG-1. One night, Miles Bron managed to talk to them while the SG-1 team was settled using a campfire, and he was talking to Teal’c. Before that conversation, Miles Bron was really guarded, so that he would not make that mistake that he would normally make while talking to his employees. However, while talking to Teal’c by the campfire, he really started to ‘let go’, and that’s when he said something that was offensive to Samantha Carter. Even though what he said was meant for Teal’c to hear, and not for Samantha Carter to hear, Miles Bron was still talking loudly enough, allowing everyone in the group to hear him. Soon after Miles Bron said those offensive words, Samantha Carter quickly approached him, requested a verification from Miles Bron that he said such a thing, and Miles Bron, with a big smile on his face, agreed with Samantha Carter while he was sitting by the campfire talking to Teal’c that he did indeed say that, as soon as he verified that to Samantha Carter, as he was sitting down, Samantha Carter punched him in the face. Miles Bron fell safely to the ground, not near the campfire.

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Here’s a story I made using enthusiasm. It is extrapolated from the technology hacker collective known as ‘Everyone’ from the tv series ‘Elementary’, and it involves the character Tony Stark(Robert Downey Jr) from the ‘Iron Man’ movies. Here is a quote I found from a link from www.google.com searching for phrase ‘elementary wiki everyone’:

‘ Everyone is a technology hacker collective that generally works to undermine established authorities such as governments and corporations. One of the forums they frequent is “Jamaica Quay.” Sherlock Holmes has an uneasy relationship with the collective. They help each other on occasion with the payment usually being acts of humiliation. ‘

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All right. Here’s the story: I’m going to use myself as the main character. If you don’t know who I am, you can use character Bernard Lowe(Jeffrey Wright) from ‘Westworld’, or character Tom(James Marsden) from the ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ movies, or character Joan Watson(Lucy Liu) from the ‘Elementary’ series, or some other character. It’s up to you. Anyway, in the story, I made a few ideas that I wanted some consultation for, and I decided to talk to a potential ‘Iron Man’, a college student. So, let’s say that college student is also called Tony Stark for simplicity. I went to that college, talked to him and his friends, I offered him some money for his time, and I agreed to some sort of mild humiliation in the context of what ‘Everyone’ would normally request from Sherlock in the ‘Elementary’ series. After that, me and Tony Stark agreed to talk in this nearby club. In one moment, even though he is quoting to me something from a movie, I still shook my head in agreement because I was very eager to talk about a few of my new ideas that I was going to type in this blog.

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The point of that story is that I want to give you ideas that you don’t need so much enthusiasm to use. For example, you don’t need to be very enthusiastic like I was when talking to Tony Stark. By intent, you can just use these ideas, without needing so much enthusiasm. You can just use them when you choose to. And to be clear, even though Tony Stark was quoting a movie, I was so enthusiastic about his advice that I still made his quote work in my mind.

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It is now 12:39 PM EST for me. This next idea is a strategy that I recently used to use a lot when using these ideas. Here’s the idea:

It wasn’t that long ago, let’s say over 2 years ago, while I was using the bus, all of the passengers could only use the back of the bus to enter and leave the bus, since many of the bus drivers were getting sick because of COVID. The bus passengers including myself could not use the entrance that opened where the bus driver was.

My point is that I recommend that you make up/imagine mild to moderate? forms of instigations that you are experiencing that are in your favor, that is safe for you to imagine. Don’t just use the ideas when you experience instigation, use the ideas with the intent to diversify your experienced instigation. As of 12:44 PM EST today, I checked in www.google.com to see if the tv series ‘Boston Public’ is available streaming, DVD, etc., but those few links that I looked at says that it’s not available yet. I’m making a quote based on a copy that I purchased a certain amount of years ago, and as soon as I watched it, I threw away the copy, since it’s not an official DVD. They’re not available yet, even though the show last aired almost 20 years ago. The quote is from main character Steven Harper(Chi McBride). I think he was the principal of that high school. I don’t know if that scene is still going to be there when the official DVD finally shows up, but if memory serves, he said that the only times he talks to the students directly is when they’re in his office, and they or other students did something wrong. So, if you only use your strategy ideas when you experience instigation, as one example, not the only example, it could look like Principal Harper’s experiences talking to kids: you only talk to them when they get into trouble. I’m recommending that you add more variety to your experiences with instigation. With a little practice, it could look like using only one door bus going in, and the same door bus leaving.

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It is now 12:59 PM EST for me. I am going to stop typing now. I’m still getting used to this new time slot I am using, typing on a Thursday from now on. I didn’t finish that idea. Next Saturday, I will finally start explaining idea ‘Strength’, unless I change my mind again. So, if you are there next Saturday, I’ll see you then. I think that I will be able to type more in next Thursday, since I now have an idea what it’s like typing on a Thursday.

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Rated PG-13 mature themes, violence, brief strong language, viewer discretion for movie ‘Ghosted'(I’m just recommending to watch the trailer, not the movie). Rated TV-14 mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Stargate SG-1’. Rated PG-13 mature themes, violence, viewer discretion for movie ‘Glass Onion’. TV-MA mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Westworld’. Rated TV-14 violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Elementary’. Mature themes, violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Boston Public’. Use only refurbished for ideas referenced. Do not use rest of episode, series, or movie. [Use ideas for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.