This is my eighth post. If you are curious about the content of this post please read the seven previous posts. Although this post is more rudimentary than many of the earlier posts.

Since so many people have asked about my books I thought I would summarize the main points from the books:

1) all minds are linked unconsciously by gateways created by common feelings 2) all thoughts are composed of two or more constituent thoughts and thus form thought pairings. Every thought pairing has a "ground" or supposition and a "contingency" that is a logical extension of the ground. 3) thought pairings form narratives which are complexes of pairings with a particular feature I call in the book the "master narrative" which follows a particular course typical of the narrative form in your average novel (please look this up to understand; it is characterized by the rising action, climax, etc). These features of the narrative are emergent arising out of the tension created by contradictory thought pairings. You can view this narrative simply as the rise and the fall. 4) human physiology reflects this narrative in the rhythms of stress, tension and release that are patterned after and produce the myriad of social exchanges we are accustomed to. 5) human personality is a product of these patterns. 6) glitches are the result of thoughts either being unpaired or paired in particular formations that violate pairing rules or rather are exceptions to those rules 7) there are three species of thought: left handed open thoughts, right handed open thoughts and closed thoughts. Open thoughts are contingent thoughts and closed thoughts are suppositional thoughts. Open thoughts pair with closed thoughts to form logically complete pairings. Open thoughts will also form with other open thoughts to produce logically contingent pairings. An open thought with a left handed form pairs with an open thought of right handed form to produce a logically contradictory pairing. These tend to form long chains of pairings until they form with a closed thought which makes them logically complete.

At this point I'd like to give you some examples:

If A is a suppositional thought (closed)

If supposed the existence of A

But if we pair A with B

If A then B we have a closed thought (if A) open thought (then B) pairing

If we say that B and C are contradictory thoughts that is open thoughts of each orientation we can see that neither thought is logically unsound until we have a closed thought paired with one of them. So,

If A then B becomes

If A then B then not C

That is why open thoughts can pair until a closed thought closes the loop.

But we can also see that if A then B then there must be some composite thought or synthesis of A and B we will call AB. So,

If A then B then AB. And so on and so forth.

Anyway, that's a bit of an introduction.

8) you can produce glitches by tending toward suppositional action that is action without expectation or goal. This occurs because open thoughts will form preferentially form contingent relationships with closed thoughts. This will result in predictive glitches such as the "Garrett" example. 9) you can produce glitches by violating pairing rules such as by holding two contradictory thoughts in your mind simultaneously for as long as possible. This produces the multiplicity glitch of the many levels of conversation described in my posts. And allows you to experience other plates. 10) a plate is simply a universe with a common suppositional ground.

11) glitches can also be produced by disrupting thought pairing which ordinarily occurs though gateways between constituent minds. 12) there are three kinds of gateways through which minds are linked: spatial postural, emotional and archetypal. Spatial postural gateways are created by a common body posture and orientation. Emotional gateways are created by a common feeling toward some object or idea. Archetypal gateways are created by a common identity. These gateways provide the conduits through which thought pairing between minds occurs. Disrupting these gateways produces glitches by impairing thought pairing. The method I talked about involving mirroring and breaking postural alignments and also resisting postural releases works this way.