Karakorum
千差万別
Well, they could always fall back to "cause on all dynamics":.
You just exposed one of the cult's favorite gimmicks!
Here's something that would be fun to do:
-- hire a dozen or so actors and hook them up with hidden surveillance cam
-- have them casually walk near an Ideal Org so that body routers pounce on them
-- Half a dozen actors know all the RIGHT answers to the OCA and the other half-dozen know all the WRONG answers. Thus, half the tests score at the bottom and the other test all score across the ideal top of the chart in every category.
-- Then film the "modern science of mental health" experts go over their results.
-- Especially the perfect ones!
What would they say? Well, they have to say (in a nice way) that the person is "out of valence". This is Scientologese for "schizophrenic". Two personalities. In Hubbard's hoax, out of valence means that the person is unwittingly acting like another person they once encountered. They have taken on all of their mannerisms and characteristics.
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When you find a person operating at optimum—healthy, unworried, successful, everything
running for him, things working—he is riding at about 20.0 or ten points to either side of it,
and he is in good shape.
We could get into a big argument about whether or not an individual is in good shape when he
is healthy and strong and happy and effective and efficient and so forth. Maybe that individual
isn’t in good shape; maybe the ideal would be something else. Maybe the ideal living organism
would be something else. Possibly somebody could say, “Well, the ideal state is to sit on a bed
of spikes and be able to resist the pain of the spikes.” Somebody else can do that if he wants to,
but he sure isn’t going to get anything done!
So what are we trying to cause? We will just postulate that it is the conquest of the material
universe and when an individual begins to produce an effect, the effect he is producing—when
it is a good effect—is an alignment of the inherent disorder in the physical universe.
... that's so much confusion you can make anything outta it.
