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Parallels between retroculture vitality and internet business today.  Divining for success in business Atlas and E-go Driven have created a most thoughtful and effective program which I would call Cosmic.  The content and challenges of The Social Skills University hit me with a a particular excellent email today although I don't think they address my particular take except maybe in the advance teachings on the subject.  They offer levels.  More about my take later, but first, take a look or join them here :       https://atlasegodriven.gumroad.com/l/SSU Today's email was about adding the toss of a dice to make decisions that are not predictable and will throw off the opposition.    Reminds me of an article Taylor Pearson wrote that reviews  "Tempo: timing, tactics and strategy in narrative-driven decision-making" by Venkatesh Guru Rao. Check Taylor's review here : https://taylorpearson.me/bookreview/tempo/ "Tempo is a look at decision-making that focuses on

  My Gumroad books are a refinement and expansion of previous blogs.  The blogs were put up fairly rapidly to make a point and leave a legacy contradicting standardized nihilism and social/political mandates.  All stuff that needed to be said while I'm still here.  The process of turning these blogs into books is an organizing refinement and expansion of the same intent.     "Cosmic Spirit Tech" was written during a computer crash while I remembered the good 'ol days when psychic experiences seemed more prevalent.  I had no computer or internet connection for about a month and I began to regret that digital tech had taken over our lives.  Would some other means of communication and connection have been possible if it had been developed by other minds than Zuckerburg and Gates?  What if time and effort had gone into developing our native skills of mind and body connection?   Yet my writing style of this book still showed my immersion in the style of the internet.  I th

  THE ARCHEOFUTURIST EDITION Amtrack trains are stacked high with a center  of gravity that jars the passengers side to side.  Not smooth like the old streamliner Northern Pacific Vista Dome. You have to be an older person to have  seen the smooth ride on best days of rail travel.     On a recent journey east, we had long before passed through the vistas of Glacier Park and moved into the smoking oil refineries of North Dakota.  I was still reading "Archeofuturism" by Guillaume Faye which I took on the journey for a third reading.  My girlfriend asked me in an accusing tone, "What is it you get out of that???"  My only answer at the time was, "This reading is to study the footnotes of John Morgan." which was partly true.  Morgan is a legendary editor whose footnotes provide not only an additional book, but an entire education.   Today I would answer her question with, "I read it for the exciting potential that the best of who we were is who we are mea

  THE CENTER WILL HOLD Edred Throsson - as an author and runic scholar- also publishes work as Darban-I-Den concerning Ahura Mazda and the ancient Persian paradigm.  He's an example of how eclectic scholarship works as long as one reaches for the core meaning.  A quote here in his style since it is in the context of this book recommendation.     "One of the most important influences on my own development was my nine-year period of study under the great Indo-Europeanist, Edgar Polome.  This study clearly taught me that the best truth is to be sought where we come closest to the SOURCE of things.  Each national or tribal tradition constitutes a door opening inward toward the source in the middle - - the principles of Indo-European culture, relgion, and myth.  Access to the center only becomes available after one passes through several of these doors. All doors are theoretically equal, but the center transcends them all.  Once one has accessed the center, one can begin to teach f