The Manhattan Method

[DR_MANHATTAN]

@Matt1

would you benefit more from it?

This

It’s not that less capable individuals would get less, it’s just that it compounds with your natural abilities to some degree.

Now, this one really works the foundations but other fields like Wholistic thinking have more “advanced” and specially created circuits so, no one is expected to have these precise abilities beforehand. Yet, they would still compound with your starting point.

The Manhattan method also has improved circuitry and some original aspects, but it does a lot of strengthening.

[DR_MANHATTAN]

When someone has something like a learning disability which is relative to what we consider normal.

Different brain areas will come up to support his thinking as he struggle.
It takes a lot of energy and capacity.

But with a specific, efficient wiring, the effort is lower, the energy consumption lower, it feels seamless and somewhat obvious. The circuits gets you further faster and saves up other ressources and energy to keep thinking to a higher level.

More capacity left, more time left, more energy left.

You can also process information multiple times through the same areas. It’s not something that you would feel. It would be like finishing laps faster and faster progressively adding more details and complexity to your thought.

The wiring itself allows for the tasks to become more of an unconscious habit, something automatic. The difference between conscious struggling and subconscious mastery can’t be underestimated.

There are many more ways that leads to the compounding effects and it is of course simplified.

Of course, training requires some resistance, after a certain point what has been learned and mastered cannot be learned and mastered again.

[anon3411921]

Nice, and one thing I love about this field is it urges me to learn as in learn for fun to test my abilities further. I’m not sure if that’s included in your hidden description but every time I listen to this, the will to learn compounds with each listen.

[DR_MANHATTAN]

I think because you are smarter you automatically become more curious, you have more brain laying around so to speak and learning is becoming easier.

Since it’s easier you get more reward for less effort, learning becomes a game, maybe even a necessity as it can turn into a real thirst and need to understand.

I expect anyone really using brain fields to develop a thirst for more knowledge and understanding, feeling a need to be stimulated. It turns into a personality trait.

You will also be more aware and experience more of the world mentally and physically, your ignorance and potential for learning will also become more evident.

@InfiniteWisdom

Congrats on the results too

[anon3411921]

Thanks bro. That would make sense, and if I encounter a difficult problem, it doesn’t feel like a task, but like a game as you said. Just today I decided to read a textbook from the end to start just to satisfy my curiosity haha. Great field you and Sapien have given us.

[DR_MANHATTAN]

Haha, you are all falling into the trap.

The smarter you will get, the easier and more fun life gets, the more of you will become brain guys and crave for more mental power then we’ll have fun together.

There is also a desire to create new things and for novelty in general.

Getting smarter can be addictive in a good way.

[anon3411921]

Haha I just hope I don’t become a crazy dude in search for different kinds of knowledge :p, but then again I don’t mind.

[DR_MANHATTAN]

Of course not

Haha, but seriously, it’s natural to follow pleasurable and fulfilling activities.

You are setting up habits that makes you smarter, becoming smarter feels really good. It creates a feedback loop and a momentum.

But it’s not like doing drugs. You can stop anytime.

[Noesis]

Knowledge begets a hunger for more knowledge

[DR_MANHATTAN]

It really does

[Dyslexic_Professor]

@DR_MANHATTAN

When someone has something like a learning disability which is relative to what we consider normal.

Different brain areas will come up to support his thinking as he struggle.
It takes a lot of energy and capacity.

I seen somthing about blind people and it was like the area responsble for dealing with what the eyes see (area in the brain). over time adepts to help other functions in the brain.

[DR_MANHATTAN]

Yup, although this is a more extreme scenario

[Dyslexic_Professor]

I notice that i understand more about words and the world. I understand more about people to, like why would somone said that, and why would somone do that.

Be usally takes me like 5 mintutes, i wish it was instant but am to nervous when talking to people i dont know lol.

I was watching the same joke 3 months later, and the joke was 10x more funnier, i just understand what the comedian was getting at. I understood every word the comedian said both times, but the experience was much different the second time.

very slow progress but am getting their

[anon3411921]

Yeah I just meant that in a good way haha.

[anon3411921]

@DR_MANHATTAN dude, tell me how last week, I attended my class lecture and I used to get so confused on knowing the purpose of equations and just seeing gibberish, but during that time, I was so FOCUSED, reading the professor’s lips (not in a seductive way) and being able to make sense out of everything. I didn’t even write nothing down, all I did was listen and it took me 10 minutes to grasp the 40 minute lecture after it was done.

Even today, I felt like I took the lecture class today even though it was last week and my memory of it feels so brand new. I can visualize the equation in my head and do the calculation.

For some light revision, I do flash cards to test myself.

[DR_MANHATTAN]

@anon3411921

dude, tell me how

Because you’re Batman !

On a more serious note, that’s what it’s all about, enjoy your lifetime of being clever.

I’m always happy to read that you guys see real progress

[anon3411921]

Well Batman appreciates your contribution in making Gotham a better place

[anon26800771]

How often have you been listening to this? Like what’s you stack?

[anon3411921]

I listen 3-5 times a day. I could use some other brain fields but currently have other stacks to finish before I can make a brain stack but this field alone is all I need at the moment.

[anon26800771]

I think that’s my problem I have too many fields for the brain right now probably gonna skin it down to 4-5 max. Thanks for the update.