Shannon's Journal Discussion Thread, Vol. 5

[Shannon]

The 18 ideas are not guaranteed to be useful, or used.  The initial modeling runs identified 3 major and 8 minor positive results.  The rest are either definitely rejected (1) or possibly useful after the others have been added (the rest).  I have been able to make use of previous scripting to create two of the three major modules already, and the third is in process.  Once that is done, I will have to run through the remaining 9 (8+1 new idea) ideas and determine if they are still indicated as being a positive influence, which will be used in this particular version and in what order they must be added.

I hear you on the rest, fair enough.

Just to follow up on this part above. So, we have 11 ideas so far that will be implemented, with another 9 to be tested for possible inclusion as well? Wow, that's fantastic. That's quite a lot to implement in one release. A lot of scripting required to make it all harmonious, no doubt. Really looking forward to this release and how it interacts with my issues. I hope my posts recently gave enough insight? I appreciate your detailed post earlier about me by the way.

The other day I got an intense feeling of what it'd be like to be rid of my fear(s), was amazing to think about and really get into. Was very exciting to finally be rid of that shit, it felt possible to do etc. and was quite a good feeling. Like euphoric, it felt like it was really going to happen with this release, I hope so and it isn't wishful thinking. Today that has dulled a bit, but still, the program is looking to be a big step forward so I'm excited to see it soon.

Thank you to everyone who purchased a copy of OF V3. I knew it'd be a successful release, just like OF V2.

Right now, we have 4 implemented, 1 in process, and 5 more definitely required for inclusion.  One has been permanently rejected.  3 are still possible inclusions, and the rest are unlikely, but will be re-assessed once all this is completed.

That feeling you got of what it's like to be rid of your fears?  That could very well be TID.