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I admire fact you created it. And focus is good. But honestly theres no need for this to be software or be on the Internet. I've been able to stare at things fo
by syngrog66 3y ago
I admire fact you created it. And focus is good. But honestly theres no need for this to be software or be on the Internet. I've been able to stare at things for over 40 years now, both out in the real world around me. As well as at imagined things inside my mind's eye. I can stare at things today. Right now, even! And for as long or short as I want, tailored to my unique needs. And with max privacy. No power or connectivity needed.
I think increasingly that major portions of humanity are.. well, insane, to be frank. Perhaps its me thats the crazy one? ;-)
- schaefer 3y agoAnother way to look at it is: The software does have a purpose. Launching the software requires two specific acts of intention. First to open the software, and second to affirm our intention and click the start button. Then the intention is realized by sticking with the exercise for the duration of the timer. Since the very purpose of the software is to change the way an individual is currently relating to their own mindset, these can all be quite useful tools towards that end. -- Obviously, not Everone's cup of tea. Perhaps specifically not yours. but then you said "there's no need for this software" and not "I don't need this software". A personal preference doesn't imply a universal truth.
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- bithive123 3y agoIf you're crazy then I am bonkers. I'm having a hard time accepting that this and most of the comments are not some elaborate joke. Meditation is some kind of relaxation or productivity life hack? To observe even briefly the nature of one's own mind requires following some kind of formula or system? Bah, humbug!