Contents:
- {italic} = bold
- Examples
- Ruck’s Notation
- My 1987 Acronym Approach Accelerated My Writing-Thinking, Leading to the 1988 Breakthrough
{italic} = bold
bold – direct, modern, scientific, relatively non-metaphorical words
italic – analogy, metaphor, poetic, descriptive, comparative, indirect, simile words; mythemes.
Examples
Is book knowledge of the Egodeath theory sufficient qualification to be a hierophant, or must an authorized hierophant have personally undergone the control–{battle} with the worldline {dragon} in the {rock} block universe?
Ruck’s Notation
Carl Ruck smartly does similar in his book on mythology.
The World of Classical Myth: Gods and Goddesses, Heroines and Heroes
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My 1987 Acronym Approach Accelerated My Writing-Thinking, Leading to the 1988 Breakthrough
My April 1987 Creation of an Acronym and Concept-Label Approach Accelerated Writing-Thinking, to Quickly Discover and Create the Cybernetic Theory of Ego Transcendence
I invented a format convention somewhat similar to Ruck, starting suddenly in April 1987 when I vigorously reset my idea-development approach and made an innovative approach to using pencil and paper.
My father was dying then, and I was studying Relativity & Quantum Physics & nth-semester Calculus.
My attempts at gaining posi-control, an expected transcendent level of self-control across time, were not clearly working, after Oct. 1985-April 1985 intensive attempts.
I felt I was onto something, and had to become more effective and analytical with better technology. I felt an intense mental capability, with on-demand flights of intellectual progress in any 2-hour session of trying to make progress on The Problem.
I got rid of my conventional blank book notebooks (about 6″x8″) that used a series of regular sentences.
I switched to expansive 8.5″x11″ ruled sheets in binders, and started using acronyms defined in square brackets, like:
loose cognitive association matrix [LCAM]
1988 example:
Transcendent Construct Processing/Realize Intention Set [TCP/RIS]
The Egodeath theory 
From “A Season in Hell: Delirium II, Alchemy of the Word”
“…Poetic quaintness played a large part in my alchemy of the word.
“I became an adept at simple hallucination: in place of a factory I really saw a mosque, a school of drummers led by angels, carriages on the highways of the sky, a drawing-room at the bottom of a lake; monsters, mysteries; the title of a melodrama would raise horrors before me.
“Then I would explain my magic sophisms with the hallucination of words!
“Finally I came to regard as sacred the disorder of my mind.
I was idle, full of a sluggish fever: I envied the felicity of beasts, caterpillars that represent the innocence of limbo, moles, the sleep of virginity!
“My temper soured. In kinds of ballads I said farewell to the world:
– Rimbaud
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