If you want to establish assumptions, you must clearly state your intention, and do it in a way that stays on topic. One must not unlink from the main subject.
We are making some progress now.
Post by Admiral XYZ™
here are the "main subject" interactions so far
you continue to ask a question I have already answered - twice now
not sure where to go from here if you do not do something with the answer you have been given
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You've had 1 meaningful interaction where you were straight and honest, the first. Then you got lost when, after my second manifestation, the "first or second thoughts" that occurred to you could not raise any authentic substance, and you manifested shallowly. You know that, now, can we correct the course?
You will tend to say 'no' based on similar impulses, but my intention is good.
You continue to ignore my first interaction, which you acknowledge was "straight and honest".
Disagree with the rest of your points, but if you're so worried about "correcting course", you ought to reply to the "straight and honest" interaction in kind.
I posed 2 questions, that are relevant, you called me out because of their format, but the questions are important.
An archive doesn't make us wiser - what we do with the archive does.
All the information that can be put into the archive should be put into the archive.
Now, I see the following thoughts:
What are the limitations of the archive, such that we need to narrow "all possible information" to "less than all possible information"?
If "less than all information" is required, then a systematic filtering should be applied. High-level answers (categories, personal preferences) do us little good.
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