31. ICMM 8 Setup (a workspace)
(Workshop/I've Changed My Mind)

... sense, don't drive over narrow bridges when you're smashed out of your mind. Imagine feeling 'alive' in the way that you did when you were, say, nine years old, but with autonomy, with an awesome amount ...

32. ICMM 10 Memory Editors (enhancing & wiping)
(Workshop/I've Changed My Mind)

... nothing, assuming nothing, secure in its own autonomy and primed to interact. It deserves this. So, that's the only rule: It has to be true. But true from a hyperreality, matrix-free space, interpreted ...

33. ICMM 14 Video Editing (enhancing & controlling emotion)
(Workshop/I've Changed My Mind)

... you can do. Slightly more than halfway is permissible, any further is not. Remember you are striving for the autonomy of intelligence. Don't try to pull or push people through the door; just let them know ...

34. BTPT 3, 6
(Workshop/Beyond The Porcelain Throne)

... or they don't have any desire to change, leave them alone. Intelligence has a Prime Directive. It is an absolute respect for autonomy; for freedom. As strongly as it demands that free information should ...

35. BTPT 2, 3
(Workshop/Beyond The Porcelain Throne)

...  "I've caught you up," said Sacha, who had. "You mean there can be no 'leader' if we are all to have autonomy and individuality. Whoever is 'leading' in any situation will be the persons with the most ...

36. BTPT 1, 6
(Workshop/Beyond The Porcelain Throne)

... not my ship, and since I consist of softwear I don't have any feelings to hurt, plus who am I to disagree with the Captain? A central tenet of my programming is to be supportive of autonomy, so if at any ...

37. BTPT 1, 3
(Workshop/Beyond The Porcelain Throne)

... jealousy, anger, self-pity, outrage and dismay, which make them more money. They fear self-confidence, independence, fun, self-sufficiency and individual autonomy more than anything else except interaction. ...

38. Can increasing intelligence affect how lucky we are?
(FAQs/Intal (Tutorials Program))

... personal strategy for life, or 'personal autonomy', is something all successful people have in common, and this is an ability based on certain habits of mind that can be learned. This doesn't mean that ...

39. Interaction - Interactional Analysis Practice
(Neurohacking/Basics)

... survival skills. Today the mind is still our most expedient tool for personal (and group) success. Awareness of the power of interaction enables a smart personal strategy for life, or 'personal autonomy', ...

40. Biopsychology - Biological Psychology & Personality Theory - The Basics
(Neurohacking/Basics)

... point when you have to let them go. If they fall, they fall, but if you hang on, they never learn. It's the same in interaction. If independence (autonomy, freedom with responsibility) is what you ...

41. Interaction - Interaction & Core Conditions - The Basics
(Neurohacking/Basics)

... sadness, gregariousness, fun, learning, exploration, creativity, play, argument, debate, cooperation, respect, self-esteem, confidence, autonomy (self-reliance). All these behaviors are healthy and necessary ...

42. Neurohacking Tutorial 4 - Functional Analysis Interpretation
(Neurohacking/Tutorials)

... of mind [and thus behavior] will be almost entirely autonomous. We would like you to think about the implications of this, and consider a future where those who want it can have a lot more free will, autonomy, ...

43. Neurohacking Tutorial 2 - N1 & N2 + Self Assessment
(Neurohacking/Tutorials)

... is never fixed, because with increasing awareness we are able to make more deliberate directive choices. This means the more you increase your intelligence the more free will and autonomy you are likely ...

44. Homeworld
(Sección)

    This section gathers everything related to Homeworld and the quest for autonomy, self-sufficiency, political and spiritual independence, or yet, in one (delicately multi-ordinal and ...