Rewriting
B
eginner's Allpurpose Symbolic Instructional Code

(BASIC)
in terms of  programming humans
with scrypnosis.


NOTE:  CAILSOM stands for "Current Age In Life State Of Mind."  Look at yourself in the proverbial mirror.  Who are you right now, at this very moment.  What are your value systems?  What is most important in your logic?  In a nutshell, the answers to these questions are the composite value of your CAILSOM.

BASIC construct
Scrypnosis Equivalent
V$=(A constant value you place on one issue)
D$(x)=(Actual memory of decision at time x)
In the following program, I want you to analyze each and every single situational decision you have ever made in relation to <insert value structure being challenged>  against your CAILSOM's value structure.
For X = A to B
I want you to go back in your mind to the earliest memory you have. 
From this point to the present...
IF VAL (D$(x)) <> V$ then...
If, at any point, the decision you originally made does not agree with your most  current value structure,
ALT$=(Alternative value created to rationalize or justify an alternative basis of logic)
I want you to consider, using your imagination, to create an alternative version of history in your mind, one in which your decision in the situation gives you the best outcome, to your satisfaction of logic. 
If VAL(ALT$) > VAL (D$(x)) then D$(x)= ALT$
If the outcome of the alternative situation is better than the original outcome, by your choice, place the original memory in the garbage can filing system so that such memory will be decidedly removed from all conscious memory, though, at any time, it can be revisited and/or returned to the main body of logic, and replace it with the newly imagined version of this situation.
ELSE IF VAL (ALT$) <= VAL (D$(x) then ALT$=""
If you do not decide to invoke this logic, you will not change the memory.
NEXT X
Keep repeating this routine for each next immediate decision you find until you process all the way up to this very day's memories.
END
Raise your hand and tell me when you are done.

What makes the human mind more compelling a challenge to program is its ability to analyze abstract values against otherwise illogical value systems, such as phobias.

As long as the listener understands the logic, the program will work.  Thus, it is vitally important that programs be written out in advance and given to humans to consider.  The intended listeners alone decide if the program will be allowed to be input and/or run, but their ability to comprehend complex logic appears to be more stable when the program is quantified by other memory systems, such as visual memory, audible memory and temporal cognition of the symbolic language.

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©2003 David Ian Brager
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