Shannon's Journal Discussion Thread, Vol. 5

[Shannon]

one stage or 4 stage doesn't differ much on money,

if UMSv2 doesn't work intended because of it is 1 stage(subconscious boring, too much loading in less time etc) soo;
1. Shannon's efforts will be wasted
2. You will not be satisfited with what you get from UMS 2

it would be a better way to decide models or Shannons himself

The models give an advantage to 1 stage, the powerful models would take into account the boreness, anyway the models, Shannon you or me are not perfect. I do think that if the models were so good we would be rich and we would be sleeping with any woman we want whenever we want. So if it really works I dont mind and I think anyone would to be  13 stage or 25 stages and paying 2.000 dollars. We are talking about possibilities and the future and what we think.

The models say better 1 stage and its cheaper, withthis information seems to be the better option by now.

I could tell you the opposite as well, if a multistage doesn't work, the efforts would be a much waste of time for iml and money for users and nobody will be satisfied, but we don't know which one will be better, and at the end if it works, anybody would care if its 1 or 15 stages.

So if we think that none of them works as well as it should would be better for all to be a single stage and if it works nobody would  care if its 1 or 5, it will a great success anyway for every one.

Your logic here is seriously flawed.  

I do think that if the models were so good we would be rich and we would be sleeping with any woman we want whenever we want.

This assumes that I can take what amounts to thousands of different steps in a single or a handful of steps, just because I have the models.  That is not the case.  The models tell me what is going to most likely happen under condition X or if Y is done/chosen, but the limiting factor is what I know.  To go from 5G to 6G is just one generation, but I have been working on it since 2012.  Why?  Because I can only model small steps at a time, because I am limited by what I know.  The models advance my knowledge much faster than would be possible without them; I can effectively test tens or even hundreds of possible variants of a configuration in the same time it takes to test just one.  But I can't model things I'm not yet aware of, and all this is basically being invented as I go along.

Furthermore, the models are not responsible for your responses to the script.  They can tell me what options I try will work better, and how much better compered to other options I model, but they can't tell me what to model.  If I have to figure out what to model, then each step is going to be a small one, which then leads to the next small one, and so forth.  From 5G to where we are now with 5.75.7G is literally thousands upon thousands of small steps that showed me a little more with each step, which allowed me to model new ideas, which showed me a little more with eacch step.  

Next, expecting perfection is just unreasonable, no matter what I do or what the models are capable of.  There will never come a day when any one subliminal or level of technology or even subliminal producer can achieve 100% execution 100% of the time with 100% of users.  

Not only that, you're ignoring a lot of other factors.  For example, making money is not "Press a button, get rich overnight."  No matter what I do, no matter how good UMS is or becomes, it is going to be used by people who are all unique.  Every one of them will have had unique experiences, which lead to unique interpretations of those experiences, which lead to unique conclusions and unique beliefs and expectations as a result of those experiences.  Every one of them will have a unique personality, and unique set of beliefs to start with.  They will all be a different age.  They will have different circumstances, live in different places, have different points of view.  They will have different levels of logical ability or emotional focus, different fears, different levels of fear, different responses to fear, and different desires, dreams, hopes and expectations.  That all adds up to everyone will have a different way of making money, and a different idea of what "rich" is and a different level of drive to achieve it, limitations that are self imposed and imposed externally, and so on and so forth.  

Different economic classes respond differently to the words "rich" and "wealthy", too.  People coming from the ghetto tend to want to "get rich", but they're not very interested in wealth.  People coming from the highest social strata tend to want to be wealthy, and focus on wealth and wealth preservation and growth.  And people in the middle tend to resonate more with wealth, but still focus on "getting rich".  Why?  They all have a different perspective on what these things are.  For some people, being "rich" or "wealthy" is having a family who loves them, and whom they can rely on and trust.  For some, it's having found their One True Love ™.  For some, it's making $100,000.  For some it's making $100,000 per year.  For some it's making $100,000 per year, after taxes.  For some, $100,000 is pocket change, and they would need to make $100,000,000 instead.  Still others see it as being $1 billion, or $100 billion.  Others would see it as being able to retire comfortably without being worried about how to pay bills and taxes and insurance and medical.  And so on.

And, we then have to consider that no subliminal is going to "do it all for you".  It's not going to think for you.  It's not going to make decisions for you.  It's not going to act for you.  It's not going to face your fears for you.  It's not going to force you to grow, change, improve, adapt, think or do what is necessary.  And that's true regardless of how "good the models are".  It presents you with a set of instructions that, if you execute them, will take you in the right direction.  But with a program like UMS, do you really think everyone is going to have the same circumstances, abilities, strengths, weaknesses, starting point, opportunities or anything else to work with?  

Ultimately, it's the complexity of the situation, my lack of perfect knowledge and other things, and has nothing to do with "the models" as to why you're not "rich" and sleeping with any woman you would ever want.  Life isn't simple, or black and white.