Thank You!
Do you have recommendations/pointers for getting started with Yoga Nidra?
Always try to have 3 hypotheses
This one is important enough to be it's own post.
Duncan Sabien's Split and Commit would seem to be cover (large?) parts of that.
Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf7ws2DF-zk
Link to the article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow's_impossibility_theorem
What I needed to learn was that it is also perfectly ok to set a boundary and decline such a request with a smile and in a non-disruptive way: "Thanks, but I'll pass. Over to, <name of the person sitting beside you>, next."
Yep, I'm currently finding the balance between adding enough examples to posts and being sufficiently un-perfectionistic that I post at all.
I think it was definitively good that you posted this in its current form, over not posting for want of perfectionism!
As an example which works with integers too: The Decide 10 Rating System. This gives me a sense of the space that is covered by that scale, and it somehow works better for my brain.
Weighted factor modelling sounds interesting and maybe useful, will look into that too. Thanks!
Thank you, upvoted! (with what little Karma that conveys from me)
It will certainly live as an open tab in my browser, but it doesn't feel directly usable for me.
What is especially challenging for me is to assign these "is" and "want" numbers with a consistent meaning. My gut feeling doesn't reliably map to a bare integer. What would help me would be an example (or many examples) of what people mean when a connection to another human feels like a "3" to them, or they want to have a "5" connection, and so on.
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Should this be "want" to match the actual column name, both in the template and in the screenshot?
What is "physical fiction"?
Slightly derailing the conversation from the OP: I came across this variant on German Amazon: https://www.amazon.de/Anyone-Builds-Everyone-Dies-Superintelligent/dp/1847928935/
It notably has a different number of pages (32 more) and a different publisher. Is this just a different (earlier?) version of the book, or is this a scam?