How to Create a Glitch in the Matrix

A discussion of the "stacking" of the outgoing and incoming consciousnesses to a vessel during a reverse substitution event.

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A discussion of sequential substitution events comprising a potentially infinite number, a technique called "skipping", which reuses the negation at the conclusion of the reverse substitution event producing strings linked by negational valence.

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A reintroduction of the esoteric gates, from the Complete Series, to our discussion of the bifurcation of perception.

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A discussion of how a person can manipulate the past or future using nested substitution events.

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A discussion of how the bifurcation of perception results from distributions which are structurally isomorphic but not the same.

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A discussion of the distinct modalities of the senses and integration of the plates of meaning to our discussion of substitution events.

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A discussion of a second form of reverse substitution event and the elimination of an occlusion within the digital stream by way of a commutation of negational valence to affirmation within an analog structure.

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A discussion of the spatial coordinates of substitution events.

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A discussion of how the relative timing of negation and acquiescence produces the bifurcation of perception and determines the temporal coordinates of both forms of substitution event.

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A discussion of infinite recursion as a segmentation fault and the two streams, analog and digital, caused by the cycling of attention to an object and back to a bodily rhythm or cycle.

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