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i've found that a definite way to speed down the "subjective ageing process" is to engage in a variety of different TRAILS (or "paths thru experience") that are complexly varied enough in action and quality:
1) over time, so as not to mentally compress into monotony
2) over space, so as not to not mentally compress into a single perceived activity, and
3) not TOO complexly varied or otherwise focus-arresting (either through surplus of pleasure or pain) that you are compelled to focus on one or a few trails over all of them simultaneously
finding this balance can probably be difficult for an adult as well, i find "music" is a decent device for blueprinting it. remember that mnestic and intuitive rhythms (or "routines") follow a POLYMORPHIC, NATURAL LAW that allows you to mentally feel as though you are going on several layers and branches of "mental journeys" simultaneously, and that it isnt just a codeword for "deliberate conformance to monotony" as commonly used. i strongly believe this can be applied to music as well. thanks for the shoutout btw
1) over time, so as not to mentally compress into monotony
2) over space, so as not to not mentally compress into a single perceived activity, and
3) not TOO complexly varied or otherwise focus-arresting (either through surplus of pleasure or pain) that you are compelled to focus on one or a few trails over all of them simultaneously
finding this balance can probably be difficult for an adult as well, i find "music" is a decent device for blueprinting it. remember that mnestic and intuitive rhythms (or "routines") follow a POLYMORPHIC, NATURAL LAW that allows you to mentally feel as though you are going on several layers and branches of "mental journeys" simultaneously, and that it isnt just a codeword for "deliberate conformance to monotony" as commonly used. i strongly believe this can be applied to music as well. thanks for the shoutout btw