SOCRATES
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Dear Barjon, I say this to you and to all of you reading this as well, try the following :~
Now you choose a tree in a quiet spot away from all distractions and sit under it and apply concentrated thought to the problem you just described. It is not rational is it, to make a decision and then tinker with it in the knowledge that the moment you tinker with it you are negating what you intended to do ?
This is not common sense, is it ? It is a very odd way to behave, because if you could alter the outcome by doing this then it could be justified. But this is not the case, to the contrary, it potentially makes what is developing into a bad situation into a potentially terrible one.
You never entered with the idea that if you did not achieve a satisfactory result you would then turn round and make the result awful instead. This is not normal behaviour. Why not ? It is not normal behaviour because it defeats the original object.
What happens here is that you enter in a logical and deductive mode, you place a stoploss and you are in full command of your faculties when you do this ~ BUT ~ no sooner are you contradicted that your emotions rise to the challenge.
Emotions cannot logically deduce and reason, yet you allow your emotions to countermand what you have decided in advance in the event of you turning out to be wrong or for market conditions to suddenly change. Yet you take it personally as if it were a personal affront or a threat.
What happens is that the ordinary persona views the contradiction as a threat. As the ordinary persona is constructed to preserve life at all cost it responds with the only reflex it can respond with, which happens to be the wrong one.
This may be brutal, but a fact. Now what has to be done is to modify this behaviour but not through the original persona because it is evident that this persona is not built to handle this kind of problem.
Now you choose a tree in a quiet spot away from all distractions and sit under it and apply concentrated thought to the problem you just described. It is not rational is it, to make a decision and then tinker with it in the knowledge that the moment you tinker with it you are negating what you intended to do ?
This is not common sense, is it ? It is a very odd way to behave, because if you could alter the outcome by doing this then it could be justified. But this is not the case, to the contrary, it potentially makes what is developing into a bad situation into a potentially terrible one.
You never entered with the idea that if you did not achieve a satisfactory result you would then turn round and make the result awful instead. This is not normal behaviour. Why not ? It is not normal behaviour because it defeats the original object.
What happens here is that you enter in a logical and deductive mode, you place a stoploss and you are in full command of your faculties when you do this ~ BUT ~ no sooner are you contradicted that your emotions rise to the challenge.
Emotions cannot logically deduce and reason, yet you allow your emotions to countermand what you have decided in advance in the event of you turning out to be wrong or for market conditions to suddenly change. Yet you take it personally as if it were a personal affront or a threat.
What happens is that the ordinary persona views the contradiction as a threat. As the ordinary persona is constructed to preserve life at all cost it responds with the only reflex it can respond with, which happens to be the wrong one.
This may be brutal, but a fact. Now what has to be done is to modify this behaviour but not through the original persona because it is evident that this persona is not built to handle this kind of problem.