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What is Risk?
I will start by asking, what is risk? A course of action that has a low probability of being successful. Acting despite any danger to your or someone else’s physical or spiritual being. Participating without knowing the results? Simply existing in space is a huge risk. We are always in danger of strikes from orbiting…
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Threat Through a Filter
Our understanding of events as they happen, and thus by natural extension our understanding of our life experiences, is subject to a form of distortion. Do we change our perceptions? We change the object of our perception, even the pattern of our perception, but not the process itself. That remains consistent which means we project…
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Event Bodies
I have spoken some on the concept of symbiogenesis before. Symbiogenesis happens when two organisms come together for their mutual benefit, combine their resources to support their mutual survival, and even biological research supports the observation that those mechanisms we normally think of as destructive, even predatory, actually are no such thing. Like a hero…
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Incarnated Event Beings
What about the real selves? Ah, the real selves. I’m about to go into that. Events are responsive entities, and because of the split between the perceived self and the actual self, events beings respond in ways that we might consider schizophrenic, even blatantly self-contradictory. If I smile at you and greet you with a…
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Failure Event
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Get Ahead
The really successful don’t know any risks. They don’t perceive them. They just do stuff that amazes people. They perceive ways, and they are also notoriously charismatic because they perceive possibilities in people, too. These geniuses of creativity are what they are, not because they perceive themselves as being special, but because they perceive the…
Category: Risk
Risk is the possibility of pain of one flavour or another. Each event has a face, and you evaluate these events by comparing them to an average face or average event, and deviation from this form or face registers as stress. Events are just as material and “living” as objects are, but they exist as a cross or interpositional entity. Their “bodies” are formed by the combination of beings or objects involved in the event. Distress arises from misunderstanding the body language of events.
Risks approached with respect behave as allies. Events have motivations, and risk management is just diplomacy. People manage risk badly because they fail diplomatically.
“Fear of failure must never be a reason not to try something.” Frederick Smith