Computer analogies are useful because we designed computers to work for us.

And they operate similarly to how we think, at a symbolic level. Love’s file is worth saving, etc..

Take a look at your belief files. Huge, and our beliefs almost have a life of their own- yours.

Inside our brain-tron, the sets of ideas we give weight to has major sway in what we think is happening, and yet the program itself is good.

‘Oh look there.’  good, bad, bad, good, awesome good, very bad, kind of good, really bad, scary bad, attack, defend, reject, accept, sort and sort and compute what’s happening and file under tags that produce how we categorize a happening.

Very high-speed stuff too. The angst tag is pre-programmed since your files are so corrupted with fake data.

Almost every experience in your brain case has some virus of various malware belief files that you clicked on at some point, or were embedded because you didn’t click out.

How’s that going for you? Is your available memory used up by old grainy videos that you think you have to keep running?

We watch em a lot and we tell each other all about our documentaries. Snore city.

How about a system reset? Here’s what you do:

Leave an honest unfavorable review. Request a refund. Hit unsubscribe. Then open and click on restore your original system settings.

Highlight as many old files as you can and send to a zipped file and that way you can always review them for contrast and horror.

True, your belief files will be blank. This gives you a feel for your installed operating system and you can build from there.

I think you’ll like it.