This Thing is a very strange thing for Note-readers because this is not a Note.  So remember: a Thing is not a Note, and a Note is not a Thing.  Of course, how to tell the difference is a huge challenge for Note-readers who would like to be Thing-readers.

For Note-readers, Thing-readers are a breed apart.  Few Note-readers have the ability, potential or even inclination to become Thing-readers, but for those rare beings, we must now produce and publish readable Things.  May the occasional reader enjoy the challenge of these Things now present here.

This Thing will help you do Your Thing when you are done reading This, but not before.  In the meantime, you must allow this Thing to do its Thing without resisting it.

This Thing is most definitely not what it appears to be.  For one thing, it appears too much like a Note.  Can you deny it?  Of course not.  Anyone who has ever been fucked-over by a Note is inevitably starting to feel fucked-over by this Thing.  Notice, for instance, the tell-tale contradiction of wanting to take the necessary time to come to a full understanding of this Thing and wanting to go into the next Thing too soon because of superficial curiosity.
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One thing that is going to bake your noodle is when you suddenly perceive that this Thing is closer to a Note in nature than something truly objective.

This Thing is hanging out here in your projected cognitive space. That is why these Words have no real significance beyond what you actually experience Here and Now as This.

If you will stop pretending things about This Thing, you will have an inconceivable breakthrough, like a small bird flying through a brick wall.  This implies, of course, that you can get your stupid imagination under control, which is something like immediately dissolving both “the bird” and “the wall”.

Note-readers are too caught-up in words, whereas Thing-readers are learning to go beyond that problem for the sake of Direct Experiences.   This Thing right here is obviously a fantastic new gateway into the Unknown for the right Thing-reader, whereas the typical Note-reader will blot out the Unknown so as to cling to Words or Ideas here.  And, of course, once the Words or Ideas seem to be “understood”, the brain-of-the-Note-reader will hastily imagine it should simply hurry on to the next Thing.
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If this Thing does not totally blow your mind, you were never really here, but treated this as a Note.

Some readers who come here to Things do not like these Things very much at all.  Things-for-reading, which are not Notes, will seem either to be sheer bullshit or a threatening presence or both.  Of course Notes themselves are often seen like that by very stupid, emotional and distracted people.  For such assholes, Things are intolerable.  They just desperately wish we would give an e-mail address so they could criticize and offer pseudo-mature “suggestions”.  They experience a similar frustration as those who want to question “God” and get no answer.

This Thing is more complicated than your usual confusion about simpler things, so you better drop this now before it gets rough.

With a little luck, this will be the Last Thing you will ever even want to try to understand.

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