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Thought Email
List: wall analysis
Subject: Gently considering things different from walls.
From: fervent ghost

I think when you have a complex issue like a wall in your thought
email, there's probably a lot of benefit to not getting yourself hurt
on it. This means not encountering it. Of course, there's a lot of
benefit to improving it!

So, here's a draft of a guide for engaging this phenomenon.

1. The wall is an analogy for thinking, planning, and doing things.
It's a wall around a focus in thought.
2. When working on the wall, we need to respect it by not engaging,
thinking, focusing, planning, or doing the things it is blocking.

If we can respect the intent of the wall, we may be able to find
little areas of trust develop where we can make some kind of progress
on it.

But we need to be careful!!!!