Trom (The Resolution of Mind)

TROM (the resolution of mind) => Trom Graphs and Pictures => Topic started by: Cory on February 20, 2014, 02:37:35 pm

Title: Compulsive games postulates pic. "Conflicting postulates"
Post by: Cory on February 20, 2014, 02:37:35 pm
Hey everyone, I made this to show postulates that are conflicting. I think it makes it easier to understand in this form.

Conflicting postulates are:

 ;D  Must be known         VS    Must not know        >:(
 >:( Must not be known   VS    Must know               ;D
 ;D  Must know               VS    Must not be known  >:(
 >:( Must not know         VS    Must be known         ;D
Title: Re: Compulsive games postulates pic. "Conflicting postulates"
Post by: Karalee on February 20, 2014, 05:04:18 pm
The electric spark is representative of sensation?
Title: Re: Compulsive games postulates pic. "Conflicting postulates"
Post by: Cory on February 20, 2014, 06:13:49 pm
Yes or the result of opposition. Like when you try and jump start a car battery and connect the wrong terminals you get a spark or a repulsion. But when you connect the right battery terminals, the energy flows, or you get attraction, but that's not shown in this one, it's shown in the next one I gotta make.

Does it make sense?
Title: Re: Compulsive games postulates pic. "Conflicting postulates"
Post by: Khepri on January 17, 2018, 11:16:44 am
Nice one Cory - I was looking at creating some visual images to aid in my comprehension. Especially with respect to the flow around the legs and where one cannot move to a failed PD.

Here are some graphics!

Leg 1 - Must Be Known
[attachimg=1]
Leg 2 - Must Not Be Known
[attachimg=2]
Leg 3 - Must Know
[attachimg=3]
Leg 4 - Must Not Know
[attachimg=4]
Title: Re: Compulsive games postulates pic. "Conflicting postulates"
Post by: Khepri on January 17, 2018, 02:05:59 pm
All Legs and their flow lines
Title: Re: Compulsive games postulates pic. "Conflicting postulates"
Post by: guest62 on October 07, 2019, 01:57:34 pm
The being at (1) is in opposition to (4), whom he is endeavoring to convince that the effect should be known; (4) on the other hand, is doing a ‘Mustn’t Know’ on the effect, and his PD postulate is ‘Mustn’t be Known’ but he's overwhelmed.

1( randall ) is at the origin and 4 is at the receipt

enjoy hahaha

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3ubiry
Title: Re: Compulsive games postulates pic. "Conflicting postulates"
Post by: Karalee on November 13, 2021, 10:09:24 pm
Dennis helped me so much in my interactions with others - just observing these postulates in myself and others.


Quote from: Cory on February 20, 2014, 02:37:35 pm
Hey everyone, I made this to show postulates that are conflicting. I think it makes it easier to understand in this form.

Conflicting postulates are:

 ;D  Must be known         VS    Must not know        >:(
 >:( Must not be known   VS    Must know               ;D
 ;D  Must know               VS    Must not be known  >:(
 >:( Must not know         VS    Must be known         ;D