Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “Become as capable as the weapon you wield.”   In his 1977 article “The Theory of Affordances”[1] psychologist James J. Gibson describes the world as perceived through a lens of all “action possibilities” latent in the ...

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “Become as capable as the weapon you wield.”   In his 1977 article “The Theory of Affordances”[1] psychologist James J. Gibson describes the world as perceived through a lens of all “action possibilities” latent in the ...

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “Clarity can be thought of as the third derivative of a self–actualization function.”   Before I get any further into this idea on maths and method, I should address first an obvious flaw; Namely,

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “Clarity can be thought of as the third derivative of a self–actualization function.”   Before I get any further into this idea on maths and method, I should address first an obvious flaw; Namely,

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “Find liberty in a solution precisely calibrated to your circumstance; the hardship you elect.”     The Comfort War is a path; it’s a discipline for those of a unique condition.

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “Find liberty in a solution precisely calibrated to your circumstance; the hardship you elect.”     The Comfort War is a path; it’s a discipline for those of a unique condition.

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “To nullify discomfort is to nullify your very ability to endure emotion; it is to nullify and erode both ends of life’s spectrum of experience. “ I’d argue that the most intense of emotions are inherently taxing.

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “To nullify discomfort is to nullify your very ability to endure emotion; it is to nullify and erode both ends of life’s spectrum of experience. “ I’d argue that the most intense of emotions are inherently taxing.

Hi, Id like to present an idea: If you, despite you best efforts, despite your frequent willingness to dedicate yourself entirely to selfdiscipline, are nevertheless stuck, depleted, frustrated and

Hi, I’d like to present an idea: “If you, despite you best efforts, despite your frequent willingness to dedicate yourself entirely to self–discipline, are nevertheless stuck, depleted, frustrated and unsuccessful—then there is exactly one,