Re: Definition of a clear (was Frequently UnAnswered Questions (FUAQ))

>>He may have had the contents of his reactive mind audited out, but
>>the mechanism of the reactive mind can still exist even though the
>>contents are empty.
>>
>>An analogy would be in DOS operating system: to get rid of a
>>directory, you have to delete all the files, then delete the
>>directory itself.
>
>Sounds plausible to me. So, auditing effectively deletes the mind's
>operating system -- like, it takes out Windows, and replaces it with
>Sinclair Basic.
>
>10 X=1
>20 Print: "You are all degraders who can only distort. Woody"
>30 If X=500 Goto 60
>40 X=X+1
>50 Goto 20
>60 RPF
While I find your little Basic program extremely funny, I think you should be fair, and realize (as I have) that Woody, judging by his posts, is not a model human being in any way.

Anyways, a better analogy would be to discover that you were buried up to your head in dirt, and eventually found that you could dig yourself out, and thus be "clear" of that hole. That doesn't mean that you'll never fall into another hole again. You'd have to learn what a hole was and how one may fall into it, and how to recognize them (i.e. they're big vacant places in the dirt).

This is a really simple-minded example, but you get the point.

P.S. Sinclair Basic requires a "let" statement in lines 10 and 40. :-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To find out more about the anon service, send mail to help@anon.penet.fi. If you reply to this message, your message WILL be *automatically* anonymized and you are allocated an anon id. Read the help file to prevent this. Please report any problems, inappropriate use etc. to admin@anon.penet.fi.