The "do-er" perspective

[integral]

I've been practising commanding myself to do things as if it's separate "it" object autonomous AI.

The perspective is you're watching yourself then you command the thing "you" to do something like, "relax" or "do this".

Basically, you're commanding the puppet and the puppet has no autonomy it just obeys.

And this allows the puppet to do things that it doesn't want to do effortlessly without any free will.

There's also no experience of "doing" there's only a do-er.

The Do-er does things automaticly, and the watcher nudges it in the right direction like talking to a pet.

The commander always knows what to do, no thinking needed. The puppet is told to think, when its done thinking the commander knows what to do next with the puppet. 

The commander is the pure higher self. The commander points to do what is true and wise. 

 

Probably no one's gonna respond to this, sharing random thoughts. lol

Edited Tuesday at 03:16 AM by integral

[CARDOZZO]

You control a avatar in a video-game. Interesting  

 

[waheed]

35 minutes ago, integral said:

I've been practising commanding myself to do things as if it's separate "it" object autonomous AI.

The perspective is you're watching yourself then you command the thing "you" to do something like, "relax" or "do this".

Basically, you're commanding the puppet and the puppet has no autonomy it just obeys.

And this allows the puppet to do things that it doesn't want to do effortlessly without any free will.

There's also no experience of "doing" there's only a do-er.

The Do-er does things automaticly, and the watcher nudges it in the right direction like talking to a pet.

The commander always knows what to do, no thinking needed. The puppet is told to think, when its done thinking the commander knows what to do next with the puppet. 

The commander is the pure higher self. The commander points to do what is true and wise. 

 

Probably no one's gonna respond to this, sharing random thoughts. lol

It's good as an experiment, but doesn't sound like a good idea to me, it will breed some kind of conflict inevitably.

[theleelajoker]

On 6.1.2026 at 4:05 AM, integral said:

I've been practising commanding myself to do things as if it's separate "it" object autonomous AI.

The perspective is you're watching yourself then you command the thing "you" to do something like, "relax" or "do this".

Basically, you're commanding the puppet and the puppet has no autonomy it just obeys.

And this allows the puppet to do things that it doesn't want to do effortlessly without any free will.

There's also no experience of "doing" there's only a do-er.

The Do-er does things automaticly, and the watcher nudges it in the right direction like talking to a pet.

The commander always knows what to do, no thinking needed. The puppet is told to think, when its done thinking the commander knows what to do next with the puppet. 

The commander is the pure higher self. The commander points to do what is true and wise. 

 

Probably no one's gonna respond to this, sharing random thoughts. lol

John C Lilly. 

Programming and metaprogramming.