Shannon's Journal Discussion Volume 3

[Shannon]

"...make us all successful and rich FAST"

For every overnight/fast success there is almost always years, if not decade(s) of hard (and smart) work being done that lead to that success which for outside lookers SEEM to be overnight/fast success (since they fail to see the work that was put in for that success to manifest).

Now, I´m not Shannon but I would guess that while he will be able to create a sub that will significantly cut the time that is required for riches and success to manifest, you will still need to do your part in the world...and success very rarely happens FAST. Depending on how you define being rich/successful of course.

If my memory serves me, Shannon has said that becoming millionaire/even billionaire is possible to be manifested FAST via extreme reality bending but the price/consequences of doing so is extremely risky and dangerous, and he will not go to such lengths with it since it´s not safe. Anyway, I would be interested to hear Shannon´s thoughts as well on what he thinks on how far he can push the limits while still keeping it safe.

What kind of risks would it entail?

You have to ask Shannon about that. I would like to hear as well, but for some reason I have a feeling that he won´t be awfully detailed if he chooses to answer.

I would imagine @Shannon could make you successful faster with BAMM 3.0 via reality bending but it would consume more energy. I recall Shannon saying a few weeks ago that a goal such as BAMM's would require vast amounts of energy to accomplish. Now BAMM 3.0 might make it easier and faster but the energy expenditure would still be significant. As for pushing reality bending, i'm not sure how much energy that would require but likely a lot. And of course before anything, it has to be safe.

It will be interesting to see how Shannon manages to accomplish this safely. +

BAMM 3.0 is, like BAMM 2.0, going to be designed to achieve the goals of the program in a realistic manner. When I say realistic, I mean, realistic according to the potentials of the technologies in use. V2 was aimed at achievement in 4 to 8 years, and I was fully expecting what happened with people slowly but surely giving up on it. People don't do well with sticking to a goal long term in a lot of cases. But the "why" of it was not expected.

In BAMM 3.0, I will be making a lot of adjustments and improvements and bringing a lot of tech to the forefront, and it will probably reduce the amount of time most people will need even more. But until I have it built, we won't know the specifics. Speculation is therefore useless.