A discussion of using the analysis and equations of this season to measure and predict our interactions with others. 

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A discussion of the relationship between consensualities mathematically, taking into account the methodology explained in past episodes. 

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A generalization of the equations in the last episode as well as a discussion of the relation between two bodily rhythms and a discussion of the period of consensuality. 

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A discussion of the three ways that bodily rhythms can interact: substitution, displacement or linking. 

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A discussion of how our consumption choices reflect rhythms or cycles and relate to our relationship to objects in the environment. 

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A discussion of the relationship between the various bodily rhythms using the equation outlined in the last episode. 

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A discussion of how to calculate the non consensual and consensual component of the most recent cycle of a bodily rhythm. 

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A discussion of how to use the cycles of bodily rhythm to calculate the oscillation of one’s non consensuality.

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A preview of the upcoming book, Exegesis of Synthesis, How to Create a Glitch in the Matrix: Part II, available for preorder on Amazon in the next few weeks. Includes the Preface and Chapter One. 

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A discussion of a democratic system which would harness and undermine the significance of othering in society. 

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