FBI Agents on the Internet

No I don’t mean

BUT

I have no illusions about my twitter “environment” (lots of FBI) or about being really invisible. Nor did I try hard to be unidentifiable (Occam’s Razor, the FBI has so many resources, it would not be minimum effort/maximum impact to spend more time on it than I already have). And there’s many layers to that. The debt and doubtful identity my parents used to register my birth with the “authorities”, can be found if you really put some smart searching into it (No, I am not looking for customers, don’t even bother asking me, even if you have found me), so I assume everybody already knows.

Assuming I’m already “dead”, I am free to do. Fear of death and FBI agents can kill. Ignoring real dangers can be just as harmful. What if I were to take on more of an Aikido stance in this? I train and prepare for if and when they do, but until they really come at me with an axe or a search warrant, I’ll not allow myself be too much influenced by their presence.

FUZZING THE DANGER

Notes to self on Planetary Work Machine Games: list of observation strategies and tactics used by the Planetary Work Machine for fuzzing the people and keeping us “under control”. We can do too. And at minimum we can counter-spell with sum unexpected moves.

WEAKNESSES AND STRENGTHS

One of the tools replacing being authentically more fully human in R&D and IT environments is personality models. I’m not fond of them as many people seem to “wear” their in-the-moment tested preferences to hide behind as if it were some identity and/or excuse, or project on others how they “should” act, but the tools can be very handy for making initial contact with someone, so likely FBI and other security agents use a similar tool.

Another way of using these tools is for turning strengths into weaknesses and vv and they do seem to work for that. I use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to help me design roles that I (or others if its for a group simulation game) choose to play. Open-ended-with-feedback-loops-and-looking-forward-for-obstacle-avoidance games. #ForTheLulz of course.

(Again, don’t jump to conclusions. I am not looking for customers. I have turned my back on the Planetary Work Machine as much as I can. Not even wellfare. Sobriety. Don’t even bother asking me, even if you have found me.)

Imaginary walkthroughs of models is simply not enough. And role playing over the internet may not be in the “real world”, the emotions and habitual patterns that appear are. The real learning of course happens during the actual role play and self-reflection after any impactful “event”.

Expect Yourself on Twitter ~ Fingerprinting Enrichment Activities was a #lulzing version of a self-reflection using Twitter tools.

AND ITS NOT ALL FBI AGENTS

I trust awake people that are not FBI Agents, to not get distracted too much. We can do in analog AND digital worlds. It’s NOT an OR. It’s Occam’s Razor every step of the journey. I’ll keep on #lulzing here too. For now.

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