Cognitive Functioning Level One: Foreword by Kit Carruthers
Cognitive functioning level one. The simple dimwit. We... We could label them slow, however it's often just they take a longer time to ponder, it isn't the same thing as cognitive functioning level two where they're slow because they have a long way to travel all over the fucking place and then they lose themselves and have to figure out which thinks they were after again and then try to remember the thinks they started with. So, they're not as slow as cognitive functioning level two. As long as they were taught correctly, they're perfectly reasonable people, perfectly nice, perfectly tolerable people. We're still basically clipping it out, but, most of you are smart enough to realize that within a world of reincarnation obviously this is preferable I don't feel any challenge to my ego I don't feel like I should go on a mission to STOP THIS THING and lock myself into a desolate future well past the point that I am level three cognitive functioning like a certain other level of cognitive functioning.
Cognitive functioning level one is low in nervous energy, on average 15. They generally have 1 to 3 lines of lateral thinking. Emotional salience is handled okay, overload happens on average at 15. With level one cognitive functioning perception is filtered.
Level 1-1: I know how be people, right? Is that right? I'm pretty stupid and I embrace it.
Level 1-2: I know how be people, right? Is that right? I'm pretty stupid and I'm okay with that it's just what it is.
Level 1-3: I know how be people, right? Is that right? I judge all those with interesting lives they're obviously emo. I'm pretty stupid and I'm okay with that it's just what it is.
Level 1-4: I know how be people, right? Is that right? I judge all those with interesting lives they're obviously emo. I'm pretty stupid and I refuse to embrace it, I hate myself.
Level 1-5: I judge all those with interesting lives they're obviously emo. I'm a little stupid but I'm not overly stupid I'm pretty okay I guess but certainly not smart.
Level 1-6: I judge all those with interesting lives they're obviously emo. I'm even less stupid but only reasonably okay still most certainly not smart.
Level 1-7: I judge all those with interesting lives they're obviously emo. I don't even really think I'm that stupid but everybody else seems to think I'm pretty stupid.
Level 1-8: I don't even think I'm at all stupid I just see things a little simple but I'm pretty smart.
Level 1-9: I am NOT STUPID, I am very wise, everybody shut up.Cognitive Functioning Level Two: Foreword by Kit Carruthers
Cognitive functioning level two has just enough smarts to declare themselves above cognitive functioning level one and just enough smarts to know that in order to maintain the power of their ego this means they need to deny the existence of cognitive functioning level three, deny the existence of the obvious known levels of cognitive functioning and just label it levels of intelligence. Labell... Label. That's how you understand the world, you see things in labels, all awareness falls under a label, all of the labels are meaningless as all of the labels only exist to maintain the idea that level two cognitive functioning understands it's labels, for level two cognitive functioning is the majority, the dominant force, and if it ever leaked out that every single thing we know to be true is false due to the nature of development within filtered perception everything would fall apart society would come to an end the entire thing was based on made up imaginary nonsense attempting to understand the world when the world is clearly right in front of us. The wall of ego investment, the brain's natural response to being this type of brain, is the societal reinforcement tool that keeps this thing in line, keeps it safe, keeps the people safe, keeps society safe.
Level two cognitive functioning as the base of society means that society is really just a series of level two cognitive functioning brain tweaks. An era brings an event, everybody has the same instinctual based response set, they baby brain tweak out on it and figure out a way to bend their perceptual filtering into justifying it, establish it as normal, put it in the ego investment complex as a really cool smart thing to do this is what you want to look like, it becomes a societal standard. They rise into the upper positions of power and academia, establish an era that brings an event, everybody has the same instinctual based response set, they baby brain tweak out on it and figure out a way to bend their perceptual filtering into justifying it, establish it as normal, put it in the ego investment complex as a really cool smart thing to do this is what you want to look like, it becomes a societal standard. Everybody needs to be told, nobody knows how to survive on their own, nobody knows how to do anything on their own, because everybody is an IDIOT, but everybody knows it's cool to be an idiot because not everybody can be as smart as me and I know I'm an idiot and I know I'm cool so it's okay everybody knows, everybody knows but we keep it a quiet.
Cognitive functioning level two has more nervous energy, on average 30, than cognitive functioning level one. They generally have 2 to 4 lines of lateral thinking. Emotional salience is handled poorly, overload happens on average at 10. With level two cognitive functioning perception is filtered.
Too much filtering and repressed memories at level two cognitive functioning will cut off the window to your semi-conscious processing and leave you with only your conscious line of thought, your behaviour spinning out of control on your semi-conscious guidewire. I am a determinist, however for you I have to go even harder determinism your lack of free will is starting to blur the terminology and concepts within the debate relating to free will as an illusionary concept.
Level 2-1: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I'm pretty stupid I think I don't really like me but at least I'm not level ONE.
Level 2-2: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I'm pretty average in smarts and I'm pretty much comfortable with it.
Level 2-3: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I'm pretty much average in smarts and I am not very comfortable with it, I think I'm smarter than my level of smarts. I'm smart enough to know how brain work, I can do all sorts of weird things that everybody is supposed to basically repress that they see.
Level 2-4: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I'm very smart, I pretty much understand everything the second I see it. I'm smart enough to know how brain work, I can do all sorts of weird things that everybody is supposed to basically repress that they see. I sometimes lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because that seems to be what people do.
Level 2-5: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I'm incredibly smart, I'm very confident I understand everything the second I see it. Why would I think about others when there's so much me to think about? I'm smart enough to know how brain work, I can do all sorts of weird things that everybody is supposed to basically repress that they see. I almost always lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because I have a lot to say and I know nobody can handle the breaking of passive aggressive society baseline.
Level 2-6: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I'm the smartest person on the planet, all is automatically understood all is automatically solved everything is known I am the master brain. Why would I think about others when there's so much me to think about? I'm smart enough to know how brain work, I can do all sorts of weird things that everybody is supposed to basically repress that they see. I almost always lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because I have a lot to say and I know nobody can handle the breaking of passive aggressive society baseline.
Level 2-7: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I'm so smart we need a new word for it, I understand even all I do not see I understand things that do not even exist, I am master brain level two. Why on Earth would I think about others when there's so much me to think about? I'm smart enough to know how brain work, I can do all sorts of weird things that everybody is supposed to basically repress that they see. I almost always lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because I have a lot to say and I know nobody can handle the breaking of passive aggressive society baseline.
Level 2-8: We're all just building a model of our reality and it's ours we own it, every single person is within an entirely unique reality. I am master brain level infinity all kneel before me, a thing I do not understand is impossible, if it is a thing I do not understand it's the stupidest thing to ever exist and it is to be eliminated. Why on EARTH would I think about others when there's so much me to think about? I'm smart enough to know how brain work, I can do all sorts of weird things that everybody is supposed to basically repress that they see. I almost always lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because I have a lot to say and I know nobody can handle the breaking of passive aggressive society baseline.
Level 2-9: I'm decently smart I guess, I'm okay, I know my limits. I'm smart enough to know how brain work, I can do all sorts of weird things that everybody is supposed to basically repress that they see. I almost always lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because I have a lot to say and I know nobody can handle the breaking of passive aggressive society baseline.
Level 2-10: I almost always lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because I have a lot to say and I know nobody can handle the breaking of passive aggressive society baseline.
Level 2-11: My brain gets me in a lot of trouble, I need to figure out how to escape my own thinking. I sometimes lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because that seems to be what people do.
Level 2-12: I don't like my peice of shit brain it's a shitshow, it all needs to be turned around it all needs to be undone. I sometimes lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because that seems to be what people do.
Level 2-13: I'm comfortable with my brain and my life, everything functions reasonably well considering. I sometimes lock myself into passive aggressive society baseline because that seems to be what people do.Cognitive Functioning Level Three: Foreword by Kit Carruthers
Cognitive functioning level three. Cognitive functioning level three does not filter it's perception, this often gets us labeled boring. We talk about concepts that are real and therefor express no personal creativity. We tell the jokes that connect to what happens within reality rather than floating off into a doopy doop abstraction of nonsense, if we feel like floating off into a doopy doop abstraction of nonsense it is a correct reality connecting doopy doop abstraction of nonsense in order to properly represent something happening within reality or something happening within the brain going bad on drugs. We have no choice but to isolate from cognitive functioning level two and keep it a secret, because they have a bit of a problem, we know we can actually declare clarity and mean it all the way to the perfect logical confirm and we know that automatically gets us placed in an insane asylum, our names and life history documented and displayed to all of level two cognitive functioning so they can giggle and scream and cry and imagine us screaming and crying as they contemplate masturbation.
Cognitive functioning level three has far more nervous energy than cognitive functioning level one and two, on average 50, about two thirds of level three cognitive functioning are electric. They generally have 4 to 9 lines of lateral thinking. Emotional salience is handled just fine, overload occurs on average at 30. At level three cognitive functioning the brain bypasses it's natural perceptual filtering.
Level 3-1: I'm the smartest person on the planet and I'm very excited to tell everyone about it. I can't quite comprehend the higher perspective but I definitely comprehend the highest perspective. I will submit to nobody.
Level 3-2: I'm the smartest person on the planet and I do take pleasure in telling people about it. I can't quite comprehend the higher perspective but I definitely comprehend the highest perspective. I will submit to few and be resentful for about a month.
Level 3-3: I'm the smartest person on the planet and I do take pleasure in telling people about it. I'm full of resentment at all of the stupid, I can't stand it it's overpowering me it's all I want to think about I don't want to talk to any of it. I can't quite comprehend the higher perspective but I definitely comprehend the highest perspective. I will submit but I'm not happy about it.
Level 3-4: I'm the smartest person on the planet and I don't mind telling people about it. I have the higher perspective. Submitting isn't such a huge travesty but I'd still prefer not.
Level 3-5: I'm the smartest person on the planet but I don't really care about telling anybody about it. I have the higher perspective. Submitting is pretty much fine but I'd rather it be avoided.Levels of Elevated State of Consciousness: Foreword by Kit Carruthers
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