This document discusses how fear has led society to manufacture itself away from its true self through compulsory rules and standards designed to provide a false sense of safety and control. This broken feedback loop has led to more problems like hunger, homelessness, and oppression. The document suggests giving each individual soul the freedom and trust to be the feedback loop through self-reflection rather than external rules, and allowing ourselves to immerse in our true selves rather than numbers and standards. This may provide a path for all of humanity to have a "do-over" and leapfrog to a better future.

2. working just fine.
well actually..

3. tech, the web, whatever.. is allowing us to see these mind wrenching
• anger/praise/money/sorrow toward pro sports players/fans
• rescuing refugees from the water (or not) as they flee war/destruction
• more laws/rules/rights to feed/free/protect us
• more people hungry/imprisoned/homeless/voiceless
• people complaining about service/verbiage
• people dying from service/verbiage
everyday.
.
.
.

4. we (for a multitude of reasons .. but perhaps mostly fear) have manufactured ourselves right
out of ourselves.

5. and the end result is - our feedback loop (globally and individually and everything in
between) is broken. and we opt/settle for this..
we've sophisticatedly, academically, a whole bunch of other ly's, but perhaps most of all, ..
mathematically.. cranked/contorted/compromised who we already are for the sake of
proof/safety/proof-of-safety (or whatever).

6. we've so collectively convinced ourselves that if we can't explain our
answer/question/insight/idiosyncratic-jargon/et al (thank you *school math et al) there's no room for
understanding.
no room for
us.
fear tries to hide our thinking/grokking/being. fearing us to be seen. as insignificant.
plethora of fighting
posing
depression
*disclaimer/explainer/whatever: it’s the
compulsory/manufactured-consent ness i’m attributing
to a fear that perpetuates not-us ness.
ie: we slide from believing we can’t question things in a
space to realizing we may have consented to terms of
service, to war, to not-us..

7. we’ve been working on this for some time.

8. perhaps we quit using labels and algebra et al.. to fix/control things..

9. perhaps .. if we could
long enough
to stop perpetuating

10. and instead.. give ourselves (has to be all of us to work) a
do-overs ad infinitum

11. .. the voice deep w/in each soul.

12. perhaps… the
we seek/crave/need.. is already in us.
imagining the broken feedback loop given a do-over via

13. each one of us.
I will never betray my heart.

14. perhaps the simplest (and most humaneenergy efficient) way to fix this major
problem with our major feedback loop..
is to free/trust
each
individual
soul
as
feedback loop.

15. perhaps Blaise wasn't so concerned we immerse ourselves in numbers/school-
math ness.. but that we immerse ourselves in us.

18. The moments I have the greatest uninterrupted intimacy with my own mind/experience.
- Maria Popova

20. so .. perhaps.. let's give that/us a try.
ie: model a nother way (where self-talk is our feedback-loop/data) so that 7
billion people can leapfrog to a do-over.

22. or maybe do.. meander if you like..

27. imagine the eudaimoniative surplus if we

28. we can.
so we can’t not.