(02-11-2017, 03:16 PM)Mystic Pymp Wrote: [ -> ] (02-11-2017, 03:01 PM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ]The difference between those of you getting great results and those getting no results or poor results. Do you know what it is?
Same script going in, different results coming out. The difference is in how much the user cooperates and executes the script. The difference is in the user. The same potential exists for all of you. It's the same exact instruction set.
So, just as I said before, is it my fault DMSI doesn't work for me while BIATBW without all those fancy technologies did work? Do you say there is something wrong with me which will cause me to simply stonewall everything DMSI tries to do while more primitive subs did at least some tangible difference?
Tell it to my face instead of asking rhetorical questions, Shannon.
Let's think.
One script.
However many of you.
Many different responses.
What is the reason for the different responses?
We know it can't be the program because that is uniform and unchanging between everyone.
What differs, then, and gives us an option for why we get different results is that between point A and point C, we have the processing of the program, point B.
It is in the processing, then, that we have our differences, and this difference comes from differences from user to user.
You're using the same script Chaos is. You're using the same script I was. And CatMan, and all the rest.
The difference in results comes from how you respond to the script. Your response leads to your choice of actions with regards to the script. Your choice of actions with regards to the script leads to your results with regards to the program.
Those who are getting good results from the same program you are using are doing so because they're cooperating. Those who are getting poor results from the same program that is giving those others good results... not cooperating.
Now my job is to figure out how to get you guys to all cooperate. But ultimately, cooperating or not is your choice, and your responsibility.
You can't run out onto a soccer field and refuse to kick the ball and then get mad at Coach for telling you that the game is played and won by kicking the ball and fully cooperating with your team.
So while I figure out how to make the script more successful in getting you guys to cooperate subconsciously, the best thing you guys can do is take full responsibility for not cooperating, and the results that gets you. Once you can't sit on your ass and blame someone else for you choices and their results, you might have motivation to get off your subconscious ass and make the results happen.
That's how this works. You either cooperate or you don't. You either execute the script or you don't. And you have to make that choice. YOU make that choice, and that choice is YOUR responsibility.
With any luck, I'll figure out how to word the script to get you to do that automatically. Until then, we're back to...
Did you choose to cooperate? And if not... who is responsible for your choices?
Try telling a judge that you drove drunk because your choices are not your responsibility. See how far that gets you.