5/18/2023

Greetings.

It is now 6:56 AM EST for me.

Just letting you know that I’ll start typing again around 8:30 AM EST today, about an hour and a half from now. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 8:41 AM EST for me.

I am going to look for that music video and trailer now. In this list, I will finally explain idea ‘Not effective’, and in my opinion, if you choose to use it, you should notice an obvious change in your strategy. Idea ‘Not effective’ will actively be used in the next few ideas that I will explain later, including idea ‘Need realize’. I am currently actively using idea ‘Can’t need’, but that’s still just? a variation of idea ‘Need realize’, so idea ‘Need realize’ by me is given the priority to explain.

After I prepare them, I will present them to you later today. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 10:38 AM EST for me.

The music video that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘Wishing Well’ by ILIRA. I found it by exploring publisher ‘Vevo’ in www.youtube.com, something that I haven’t done in a while. I guess it’s like riding a bike. My older music video selections from Vevo are still there, so I guess it hasn’t been that long. However, since there are new music videos in Vevo that I was exploring, it took me a while to find one for this list. In case you want to know, even if I find a music video that looks OK, I might still reject it based on it’s lyrics. Of course, I can say ‘this and that’ about the lyrics, but I’d rather you watch a music video that has a self designated expectation of well rounded acceptance.

I found that music video by selecting publisher ‘Vevo’ from www.youtube.com, and from it’s original ‘HOME’ category, scroll down to category ‘Incoming Playlists’, select ‘View full playlist’ from option ‘Vevo Incoming Pop’, and music video ‘Wishing Well’ is #15. The lyrics aren’t terrible. Here is a quote from the lyrics to song ‘Wishing Well’:

To walk all over broken dreams
I’ll be your wishing well

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Here’s a link I found from www.google.com using phrase ‘ilira wishing well reviews’ from www.pmstudio.com/ called ‘ILIRA Drops New Music Video for “Wishing Well” ‘:

‘ London-based Swiss singer and songwriter Ilira Gashi, aka ILIRA has dropped a new music video for “Wishing Well” directed by Ilira Gashi. ‘

‘ ILIRA said of the song, “Wrote this one after a long session somewhere in the nowhere, where I felt pretty f lonely, missed my family and my heart felt like a billion tons. I thought of all the millions of ppl who feel the same way at the same moment. So this is the outcome of that moment. ‘

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To watch music video ‘Wishing Well’, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘ilira wishing well’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 107K views. It was published 3 weeks ago by publisher ‘ILIRA’.

As I was watching the music video ‘Wishing Well’ for the 1st time, after watching most of it, I remembered that I forgot to check how old she is. So, I stopped watching it, searched for phrase in www.google.com ‘ilira age’, and it showed this, with her photo:

28 years
October 29, 1994

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After I did that, I watched the music video again from the beginning, with the awareness that she is 28 years old.

In my opinion, the music video is OK. There’s no dancing, but I think she’s pretty. If it’s OK to say, I find her to be attractive as a woman. In my opinion, a lot of these women singers tend to be pretty. I don’t think it’s ‘a thing’ to notice that. So, she’s walking around singing solo, nice winter landscape scenes. The song is relaxing to listen to.

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The tv series trailer that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘FOUNDATION Season 2 Trailer 2’. I found it from selecting publisher ‘Movie Coverage’ from www.youtube.com, select ‘VIDEOS’, scroll down and select ‘FOUNDATION Season 2 Trailer 2 (2023)’. It was published 6 days ago with 5.7K views. If you do a search for phrase ‘foundation season 2 trailer 2’, you may find that publisher ‘Apple TV’ also has a trailer published 7 days ago, but with 422K views. I watched the one from publisher ‘Movie Coverage’. Here’s a quote from wikipedia.org as to when Season 2 will be available:

‘ In October 2021, the series was renewed for a second season, which is set to premiere on July 14, 2023. ‘

If you watched Season 1 and you haven’t watched it’s Season 2 trailer yet, then it may interest you to consider watching it.

I don’t want to say anything about it, except for the fact that I’m going to watch Season 2. Here’s a quote from one of the comments from Movie Coverage:

‘ This show is amazing. Insanely looking forward. ‘

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All right! It is now 11:21 AM EST for me. I’m just going to use 2 illustration references to explain idea ‘Not effective’, but I want to sill prepare them. I’ll be back in a jiffy.

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Not effective:

I’m going to type in the illustration examples 1st, and then type in the explanation referencing those 2. The 1st example is in episode 1.5 ‘Love Language’ from sci-fi comedy series ‘Resident Alien(2021)’. The scene has Alan Tudyk as Harry Vanderspeigle, Judah Prehn as Max Hawthorne, and Gracelyn Awad Rinke as Sahar.

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In another context, if you are using www.imdb.com as a reference like I am doing, here’s something that you might find useful if you are not doing something like it. When you select the movie/episode from www.imdb.com and you want to use the actors and actresses as a reference in your website/blog/etc. , I recommend that you ‘copy and paste’ it instead of actually typing their names. In my opinion, it’s easier, especially if their names may be difficulty to type in. I’ll use the ‘Love Language’ link from www.imdb.com as an example: In category ‘Top cast’, to select Alan Tudyk’s character, select his character name from the show so that you can get both character name and actual name on the same page. So, using your mouse, select ‘Harry Vanderspeigle’. Now, you have access to both names. To choose to select the actor’s name, when the cursor is on top of the name area, if you are using a laptop, you have 2 buttons underneath the touchpad. Press and hold down the left button. As you are pressing and holding down the left button, use the touchpad to move the cursor, and that should highlight the words you want to copy. Let go of both button and touchpad, and the name should still be highlighted. Then move the cursor to the highlighted name, press ithe right button, and a menu should show. Select ‘Copy’. Now, move the cursor to where in your word processor you want the words to be in. Then select the right button and choose ‘Paste as plain text’. That option is important so that you don’t also paste any unnecessary links. You just want the words. And that’s it! In my opinion, it’s a lot easier and more practical than typing those names in.

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The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts about 40 minutes and 10 seconds into the episode. Here is the quote:

Sahar: ‘I snuck them into your pocket. So, when you were spitting into the ocean, he was in your pocket laughing at you the whole time. Your spit will never get near him.’

Max Hawthorne: ‘We win again.’

Harry Vanderspeigle: (spits on Max Hawthorne’s face) ‘Ha ha! I got you.

Harry Vanderspeigle: ‘I don’t think what I did was… normal human behavior.’

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I’m using 2 scenes from the movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick(2022)’. The 1st scene starts about 33 minutes and 34 seconds into the movie, Adm. Solomon ‘Warlock’ Bates(Charles Parnell) is introducing Capt. Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell(Tom Cruise) to the recruits. Here is the quote:

Adm. Solomon ‘Warlock’ Bates: ‘Your instructor is a TOPGUN graduate with real-world experience in every mission aspect you will be expected to master. His exploits are legendary. And he is considered to be one of the finest pilots this program has ever produced. What he has to teach you may very well mean the difference between life and death. I give you Captain Pete Mitchell. Call sign: “Maverick.”

Maverick: ‘Good morning.’

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In the 2nd reference, which begins 52 minutes and 43 seconds into the movie, Lt. Jake ‘Hangman’ Seresin(Glen Powell) and Lt. Robert ‘Bob’ Floyd(Lewis Pullman) are talking. Here is the quote:

Hangman: ‘On this missing, a man flies like Maverick here, or a man does not come back. No offense intended.’

Lt. Robert ‘Bob’ Floyd: ‘Yet somehow you always manage.’

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Hangman: ‘Look, I don’t mean to criticize.’

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Based on the intent of the use of idea ‘Not effective’ that I imagined, I’m not a psychiatrist or giving advice professionally, idea ‘Not effective’ has 2 purposes. One of the 2 purposes is to allow you to comparmentalize/partition more your sense of ineffectiveness of strategy. When Hangman said quote:

Hangman: ‘No offense intended.’

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Based on the idea, he knew that the others were not able to compartmentalize the use of ineffectiveness like he could. So, in order to compensate, he said ‘No offense intended.’ Well, it didn’t work. A fight still occurred. However, Hangman’s efforts still support the fact that Hangman practices the ability to compartmentalize/partition his use of ineffectiveness in strategy. Unfortunately, he is not Maverick. He also uses that ability to antagonize the people that he is working with.

Another illustration example of someone having the ability to compartmentalize/partition better his/her use of ineffectiveness of strategy is when Adm. Solomon ‘Warlock’ Bates was introducing the recruits to Maverick. The illustration example is how Hangman initially reacted to the introduction. 33 minutes and 48-49 seconds into the movie, you get to see that even Hangman is expressing some sort of agitated expression, since Maverick was the man that was thrown out of the bar recently, and they all ingratiated themselves from that experience. So, all of the recruits are doing that, even Hangman. Even though Hangman still has that logic of his, even when expressing agitation, when Maverick said ‘Good morning.’ to them that it becomes more obviously apparent from Hangman’s facial expression that Hangman is able to compartmentalize more his use of ineffectiveness of strategy. That is when Hangman smiled back at Maverick.

So, when you see Hangman smile from ear to ear 34 minutes and 8-9 seconds into the movie, after Maverick said ‘Good morning.’ , I recommend you see Hangman this way, in the context of using idea ‘Not effective’, of course: While Hangman is smiling, he is very pleased with the fact that Maverick’s trick, to get himself removed from the bar before introducing himself to them, partially justifies Hangman’s use of compartmentalizing/partitioning ineffectiveness of strategy. Hangman has respect for Maverick for doing that. Hangman believes he is experiencing a partial justification of him being an instigator, and that is the reason Hangman is smiling ‘from ear to ear’, so to speak.

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Here’s another example: Have you ever heard of the phrase ‘What is said in this room stays in this room’? I checked ww.google.com to see if the phrase has a convenient definition, but I only looked for a minute or so, and I couldn’t find one. Anyway, I think it exists. For example, one meaning that I think is that the information that is presented in a given situation is not to be used in other situations, like a non-disclosure agreement. That can also apply to issues that involve ineffectiveness. It is agreed to those participating that such ineffectiveness should not be applied to other issues, that they ‘stay in this room’ so to speak. It is my belief that, even though those who are instigating you may have agreed to such a thing with management, if you experience instigation from such people, then it’s worth considering that those experiences of ineffectiveness have managed to leave the room, in the form of you being instigated. Of course, that may not apply to every form of instigation you experience at work, but I believe it’s worth considering that certain forms of instigation that you experienced may have been created by violating such agreements with management.

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On a more casual context, if you are able to experience and use certain forms of ineffectiveness in strategy, then you may have the ability to keep it in one form of participation and not express it in another. It doesn’t have to always be so seriously done.

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And now, the 2nd purpose for idea ‘Not effective’: In episode 1.5 ‘Love Language’ starting about 40 minutes and 24 seconds into the episode, Sahar’s facial reaction indicates that she is experiencing some confusion, since her strategy for the moment doesn’t seem to be working. According to the 2nd purpose for idea ‘Not effective’, the idea is to change how you react when you experience a sense of ineffectiveness of strategy. I’m not saying that what you were doing before using this idea was ‘wrong’. I just believe that using idea ‘Not effective’ can help improve how you react when you experience an ineffectiveness in your own strategy as it relates to experienced instigation and it’s inadvertencies. So, for the sake of teaching you idea ‘Not effective’, not that it’s accurate in any way to you, let’s call Sahar’s facial reaction to that moment as your ‘Before’ look. If you decide to use this idea’, your ‘After’ look will allow you to still experience ineffectiveness in strategy, but now you will give how you react to your own ineffectiveness of strategy more continuity, more purpose. So, instead of contemplationally stopping when experiencing certain forms of ineffectiveness of strategy, you may instead choose to use ineffectiveness of strategy as a part of how you experience certain ideas. Once it has more of a purpose, you will have more of an option, instead of just contemplationally being delayed, waiting for your mind and use of strategy to allow yourself to feel better from the experience, allowing yourself to feel more stability, or to recover more that sense of stability that you are used to. In other words, and just one example, you can have the ability to look more like Hangman. Not that you would choose to do so, for example, you can with a little practice, smile from ear to ear. You can just have that ability. The idea is that, with more of a use of ineffectiveness of strategy, you should also be able to compartmentalize/partition more your sense of ineffectiveness. So, the illustration examples for both purposes for idea ‘Not effective’ is how Hangman looks in certain situations in the movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick(2022)’.

And regarding that thing I said about ‘deriving vs memorizing’ in the previous list, I know I said something about interacting with your sense of precision. So, since I didn’t explain it well enough, I concede to the fact that that can be interpreted as a mistake, that I didn’t explain what I meant by ‘deriving vs memorizing’ well enough. I said that the reference for using the ‘Strength’ idea wreaks of deriving. In that context, I admit that I made a mistake, and so here is the explanation to maybe fix that mistake: the more you use the movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ to make ‘Strength’ ideas, it’s like using it as a space station, like the sci-fi tv series ‘Babylon 5’. The more you use that space station, the more you will use your sense of deriving. Eventually, after using it a certain amount of times, it may ‘wreak’ of deriving. That ‘wreak’ effect also applies to how you give personal credence to your sense of deriving.

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It is now 1:31 PM EST for me.

I am going to close this list now. Next Thursday, I will explain that idea I still don’t have a name for yet. Around the time that I created it, which was still within 2 months or so ago, I thought that for many expectations it was the best idea that I had created. Now, another idea has that name. It’s primary meaning is called ‘Need realize’, and I think I will also have time to start explaining that next Thursday, unless I change my mind again. So, if you are there next Thursday, I’ll see you then.

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Rated TV-14 mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Foundation(2021-)’. Rated TV-14 mature themes, sci-fi violence, language, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Resident Alien(2021-)’. Rated PG-13 for sequences of intense action, and some strong language for movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick(2022)’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmark ‘Not effective’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.