Anger Management?

[Shannon]

May I know if the above would contradict the BASE programming, or would it be enhanced? ( I recall Geodude mentioned LTU enhanced AM's programming, correct me if I'm wrong. )

In the sense that it will point you in a completely different direction, yes, it will contradict BASE programming. You have to focus on one goal to get it.

How much longer do you think I should let my first run of BASE settle down before starting LTU? ( I am feeling a little greedy now... the goals of BASE are not met yet and I'm thinking of another sub... )

I'm not entirely sure I would run another sub if I wanted to achieve the goals of BASE and they weren't achieved yet. But if you have decided to run something else, 1-2 weeks break is fine.

Am I right to say that if my goals and reasons for using BASE are not yet met, to rerun BASE 6 stages? Under what conditions would you recomend Stage 7, vs running 6 stages?

If they're not yet met, re-run it until they are, or until, you decide they are not the goals you want anymore. I would keep using stages 1-6 until you no longer have any major gains from doing so, and then do stage 7.

If I overdid the hours on BASE that prevented me from proper processing during BASE and self expression, does that mean that I didn't do the sub properly? ( and ought to rerun it? )

Overdosing on a subliminal creates a bottleneck. Basically, the subconscious appears to store it unprocessed until the processing power is freed up and then it gets processed. That's part of why I recommend taking a week or two off after a sub. It just means you are feeding data to your subconscious mind faster than it can fully process it. As long as you are not causing yourself issues with exhaustion, you should be fine.

Although in retropect it was probable that 12-14 hours was too much, I am kinda curious if I ran 8-10 hours instead would I be as furious

I'm not sure I would sat 12-14 hours a day was too much. For most people, optimal usage time is 12-16 hours a day. You know you are overusing it when you become mentally exhausted by it.

Sorry for the deluge of questions, I would like to understand more about the training I went through.

Not a problem.