Shannon's Journal Discussion Volume 3

[Shannon]

This was probably already asked before, but when a sub includes the entire of scripts of other subs, does it make the combined subliminal more or less effective than the focus fire versions?

So if LTU 5.5G had the the full scripts of USLM and UMOP included, would each of those be just as effective as their standalone versions, and in a way allow us to run multiple subliminals at one time?

Or would simply picking the subliminal that best fits my goals be my best bet?

First, we may not be able to get LM to play nice with UM. Aside from that...

Focus Fire subs are smaller amounts of script that are focused on more heavily to really aim at a single thing. It's not necessarily more or less effective than a combined subliminal, the way I make them. It just focuses more heavily.

A focus fire will have fewer targets and therefore achieve them, on average, more quickly and with less energy. DMSI, for example, has a lot of sub-goals, but only one goal. That main goal, even if it wasn't being heavily resisted as it typically is at this time, would take longer than say USLM because it has a number of sub-goals working to support the main goal, each of which requires a timeslice of processing power, and each of which requires energy, effort, attention and energy.

Now starting from scratch, let's say someone who has never used either sub before (or any sub at all) decides they want to compare DMSI to USLM. DMSI may have quite a task of taking that person through identifying, dealing with, clearing and healing the things that would otherwise prevent it from achieving it's primary goal. While it achieves those sub-goals, the primary goal isn't like to be achieved.

USLM, on the other hand, may have the same exact issue depending on what sort of psychological tangles the person has beneath the surface. Fear of success and/or failure may require clearing and healing also.

In the end, what determines which is faster is how you use it and which one is going to require less preparation for achieving the design goals. Not necessarily how many sub-goals each has.