Post-reflection #006
Smart Question #0095
Discoverer/ submitter: infinite/USA
Submission timestamp: 2020.10.25-17:09GMT
Question: It is known that only the minds of a minority come close to the truth, how does the TAP model calibrate the error of the majority?
TAP Response #0095
Initial response timestamp: 2020.10.26-13:11GMT
Last update timestamp: 2020.10.26-14:04GMT
Response:
By what authority is truth known?
TAP eliminates error several ways:
1) Priorities ALL logical possibility
2) Separates agreement from disagreement
3) Separates positive agreement from negative agreement
Negative agreement = error
4) Filters and utilities Deep Thought Leader (DTL) input
- more than other possible input
5) Inability to establish different identities and different voices in different groups.
One person has only one identity and one voice -
duplicated everywhere.
TAP makes the assumption that the great majority of humans mirror others,
so the majority voice will emerge as the best thought of the DTLs.
DTLs emerge within each TAPgroup,
so different groups and groupings can have different voices of what is possible truth.
So the TAP tool MUST be used -
by referencing exactly who makes up the 'authorship group' of the voice being presented.
In the end -
it's up to the info consumer,
who has 100% control,
as to who, they feel provides the best deep thought -
for the particular info sought.
Smart Question #0096
Discoverer/ submitter: 'the alien'
Submission timestamp: 2020.10.26-21:10GMT
Question: What's TAP got to say about pretending?
TAP Response #0096
Initial response timestamp: 2020.10.26-21:10GMT
Last update timestamp: 2020.10.26-21:10GMT
Response:
Pretending is great when actively exploring the imagination and alternative possibility.
It's also useful,
to a point,
when dealing with the difficulties of daily life.
Like pretending that we are enjoying an otherwise unpleasant situation -
to makes the hosts feel better -
or to make our partner feel better.
But pretending should NOT be used -
when creating important information.
For important info -
ONLY honesty and truth -
should be used.
So there is a place for pretending in the real world -
just NOT in important info -
UNLESS -
it's clearly stated that pretending helps establish -
better context for the case.