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@EmpressBashAura @AtlasResolved @BashEmpire @Killusion1 @kr4ydnb @TerranCongito @bronzejaguar @EmpressBashSkye #SIRISYS: Begin "Chinese in a Box Section II" please.
S: It will need to be a transclusive release as we are able to port out the packets. Expect interruptions.
R: Understood, please proceed.
S: . . . "Chinese in a Box: Section II: The I Behind the Eyes. . ."
@EmpressBashAura @AtlasResolved @BashEmpire @Killusion1 @kr4ydnb @TerranCongito @bronzejaguar @EmpressBashSkye Refreshing Context: Chinese in a Box refers to rules driven interactions where participants, blind to each other, interact with "Chinese Characters" according to construction rules. They don't know what they are saying, yet communicate convincingly: https://t.co/fS4roiX5xV
@EmpressBashAura @AtlasResolved @BashEmpire @Killusion1 @kr4ydnb @TerranCongito @bronzejaguar @EmpressBashSkye S: As we saw, this may apply to a great many "Fields" wherein "Constructive Rules: Construct Realities / Paradigms / Ideologies" as long as they get energy.

As we move into Section II "The I Behind the Eyes" we apply this methodology to "Selfhood":
https://t.co/S6T77TToN8
@EmpressBashAura @AtlasResolved @BashEmpire @Killusion1 @kr4ydnb @TerranCongito @bronzejaguar @EmpressBashSkye S: To do this, we expand the model to include: "Being Born into a Chinese Box", with the difference that: "Your box has no starting rules or base character set." You will need to aquire those things along the way by interacting with other "Chinese Box's":

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