Complicit Simplicity Chapter 6

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Mose Dreams of Freedom

We should all dream big


"Our knowledge is so limited, our abilities seem so inadequate, most people see themselves as small insects - They cope by being serious about whatever crack in the sidewalk they were born into. Ignoring limitless potential within a wondrous world, they cling to the security of their limited crack.

Crawl out of the crack, take a few steps down the sidewalk, then decide where you want to fly."
- Allan R. Wallace





If you have not yet read the prologue and first five chapters starting at Complicit Simplicity - the Hackers' End Game, go enjoy those first. A book index with direct chapter links can be found by clicking here.

Leonardo da Vinci




"The desire to know is natural to good men."




A Tool of Perception. 

True reality is whatever we truly believe is real.


(Chapter 6)

The essence of life is patterns.

Patterns lie next to each other: in people, relationships, lifestyles, surroundings. Patterns also layer: overlapping, melding, connecting. We sometimes recognize basic patterns surrounding us, but their union is too complex for conscious analysis. As the conscious mind rests, the puzzle pieces fit together; dreams and intuition flowing along congruent underground rivers seeking to arise when opportunity demands.

Mose works hard at observing hidden intentions in others actions; circumstances that might be critical to his survival. Once the effort of training perceptions is established, continued monitoring is automatic, even when not overtly concentrating. Mose knew his mind was constantly compiling data; sorting and aligning it until a hunch was formed, a touch of intuition, that gut feeling.

Mose woke as a dream broached the surface of his cognizance as a completed puzzle. Recent dream events shone with clarity, even as early scenes of his dream faded.

Gloria, Jon, and himself; sitting on a balcony of a secluded compound. They were relaxed, and older. They toasted an event that Mose no longer remembered - but each seemed pleasantly satisfied with accomplishment.

Mose savored the peace, contentment, and pleasurable anticipation the others shared with him. Even as the joy remained, the dream continued to fade. Something did not fade, it was what Jon was saying as Mose woke.

Mose knew he would write it down later, but it was simple enough he would not forget. "The basis of our success is trust."

Mose could write more about it, he mentally scripted a responses as he continued the dream in full conciseness. "The most important trust of all. We trust each other to remain true to ourselves -- even if we are forced to oppose each other.

Mose knew the dream was not a mysterious omen. It was his subconscious clearing out an attic of unused memories, blending them with current perceptions from below the conscious level. It was true.

Mose knew the truth of what Jon had said in the dream, and he knew it to be based on accumulated facts and research while drilling for understanding. The trust existed - it was time to extend that trust toward a commitment meeting between the three privateers and Midas.

There was work to be done, a people to be liberated.

They would be true to themselves, each working in his own way to archive. Their odds of success were not good, but they were all professionals. They would continue in doing what was necessary unless they were permanently stopped.

Mourning is optional.


Complicit Simplicity is supposed to be an enjoyable read. 

We all need challenge our world view -- ya gotta start somewhere.


"Everything is theoretically impossible, until it's done. One could write a history of science in reverse by assembling the solemn pronouncements of highest authority about what could not be done and could never happen."
Robert A. Heinlein

Freedom is possible, just because it has never lasted before does not mean it is doomed next time -- we can be taught.


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These are the best books I've found out of the thousands I've read, each well above the others in its respective category.


I could list books that make me sound erudite, like An Experimental Approach To Nonlinear Dynamics And Chaos." Instead I've listed the best books I know on a subject, and not surprisingly, in many ways the least complex. We don't need complex math and convoluted arguments to learn - we need simple wisdom to lead us to understanding.

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"When supplied with good books; good people need brilliant, well educated teachers to misunderstand wisdom." - Allan Wallace



My Philosophy Of Life 

It's there, my self aggrandizement lens will give a peep hole view.


Everyone has a world view, many of us strive to adjust it closer to reality. These pages reflect what I believed as I wrote them.

Think - don't follow.

Pedel To The Metal 

Roaring to go, Mose is accelerating onto the straightaway.


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Computers Have No Personality


Computer code is not my friend, it is not my enemy; it is neither evil nor good. Computer code is a seductive weapon willing to sell its services to the highest bidder.


The auction's bids are measured in knowledge, discipline, and action; potential results are negotiable degrees of control over objects ranging from the inanimate to the sapient.


Code may work for others as well or better than it will ever work for you - if they bid higher.

 

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