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Date: 12 Dec 2006 21:25:58
From: Arlo-Speaks
Subject: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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Good day all.
There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
(exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
ANYWAY
On to the next project.
I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
to win the Oscar ):
I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
:)
If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
release sections as I complete them.
1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
relationship to poker and other parts of life.
2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
it has on ones choices.
3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
rather than weight.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 21:35:19
From: FellKnight
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 2:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
Very interested.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 15:40:51
From: wadner
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> Good day all.
> There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
>
> ANYWAY
> On to the next project.
>
> I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> to win the Oscar ):
> I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> :)
>
>
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
Read Blink by Malcolm Gladwell.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 17:34:02
From: NeverMe
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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I was given blink as a b/day thing. I didnt find it very informative
at all. It does not have enough of the "how" part I was hoping for.
McSock
arlo payne wrote:
> On Dec 12 2006 4:40 PM, wadner wrote:
>
> > Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> > > Good day all.
> > > There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> > > well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> > > before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> > > before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> > > Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> > > (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> > > interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> > > had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> > > back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
> > >
> > > ANYWAY
> > > On to the next project.
> > >
> > > I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> > > other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> > > about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> > > day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> > > Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> > > is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> > > players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> > > you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> > > point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> > > less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> > > of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> > > the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> > > to win the Oscar ):
> > > I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> > > finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> > > not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> > > is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> > > :)
> > >
> > >
> > > If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> > > will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> > > release sections as I complete them.
> > >
> > > 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> > > relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> > > 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> > > it has on ones choices.
> > > 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> > > rather than weight.
> >
> >
> > Read Blink by Malcolm Gladwell.
>
> Did you read it? If so please write a little review.
> Is it any good?
> Does it cover expanded perception?
> I have never seen anything very good on expanded perception. I also have never
> seen anything that connects all three subjects. I also like connecting
> prehistoric genetics with first two directly which also seems to connect the
> thrid.
>
> If you have read Blink and find it good I will see if I can order it.
>
>
>
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Date: 13 Dec
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 6:34 PM, NeverMe wrote:
> I was given blink as a b/day thing. I didnt find it very informative
> at all. It does not have enough of the "how" part I was hoping for.
>
> McSock
Thanks.
I will not order it then.
BTW I have always focused on the 'How" part. I must add I have no idea if my
veiws are anywhere near that of Blink (clearly because I have not read it) or
even in the same terms as a base understanding of the concepts. My views are
more of a teaching view and I am sure many will find my take on the subjects
pure bullshit just because they can not get their mind around something they can
not touch.
It has taken me along long time to share my views with the general public just
because so many will not be albe to understand what I am talking about. I will
try and make it as clear as possible but as many know my mind out runs my hands
most of the time when I write.
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Date: 13 Dec
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 4:40 PM, wadner wrote:
> Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> > Good day all.
> > There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> > well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> > before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> > before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> > Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> > (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> > interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> > had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> > back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
> >
> > ANYWAY
> > On to the next project.
> >
> > I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> > other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> > about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> > day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> > Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> > is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> > players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> > you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> > point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> > less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> > of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> > the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> > to win the Oscar ):
> > I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> > finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> > not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> > is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> > :)
> >
> >
> > If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> > will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> > release sections as I complete them.
> >
> > 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> > relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> > 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> > it has on ones choices.
> > 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> > rather than weight.
>
>
> Read Blink by Malcolm Gladwell.
Did you read it? If so please write a little review.
Is it any good?
Does it cover expanded perception?
I have never seen anything very good on expanded perception. I also have never
seen anything that connects all three subjects. I also like connecting
prehistoric genetics with first two directly which also seems to connect the
thrid.
If you have read Blink and find it good I will see if I can order it.
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Date: 12 Dec 23:22:08
From: Tanya AKA MissT74
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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I'm very interested, as long as it's not written by the drugged out Arlo....he
confused me sometimes. : )
T
On Dec 12 2006 2:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> Good day all.
> There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
>
> ANYWAY
> On to the next project.
>
> I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> to win the Oscar ):
> I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> :)
>
>
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 20:54:04
From: Jim Anderson (thejim2020)
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest ...
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No, don't write it.
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Date: 13 Dec
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest ...
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On Dec 12 2006 9:54 PM, Jim Anderson (thejim2020) wrote:
> No, don't write it.
Ok one no vote wins.
Project killed.
It is the American way :)
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 23:39:06
From: ben carr
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest
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im interested too
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Date: 13 Dec
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if
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On Dec 12 2006 4:22 PM, Tanya AKA MissT74 wrote:
>
> I'm very interested, as long as it's not written by the drugged out Arlo....he
> confused me sometimes. : )
>
> T
If you noticed the post was made by that Arlo-Speaks guy. He is around when
Arlo is not on pain meds.
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Date: 13 Dec
From: Tanya AKA MissT74
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if
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On Dec 12 2006 5:53 PM, arlo payne wrote:
>
>
>
> On Dec 12 2006 4:22 PM, Tanya AKA MissT74 wrote:
>
> >
> > I'm very interested, as long as it's not written by the drugged out
> > Arlo....he
> > confused me sometimes. : )
> >
> > T
>
> If you noticed the post was made by that Arlo-Speaks guy. He is around when
> Arlo is not on pain meds.
Well, whether it's written by Arlo-Speaks or Arlo Payne, I look forward to
reading it. I'll just reign in my confusion if it's not Arlo-Speaks. : )
T
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 23:21:53
From: Palooka
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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"Arlo-Speaks" <Arlo-Speaks@earthlink.net > wrote in message
news:nc7un2p4tp6np4i7v0h0fl0luciuthsthm@4ax.com...
> Good day all.
> There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
>
> ANYWAY
> On to the next project.
>
> I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> to win the Oscar ):
> I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> :)
>
>
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
>
I would very much appreciate being included in the mailing list. Email
follows separately.
Thanks, Arlo.
Palooka
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 14:54:07
From: pokerchimp
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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I would definitely read them. I was very disappointed when you stopped
your 08 lessons. I still have copies of your lesson and my correspondance
with you about it.
On Dec 12 2006 4:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> Good day all.
> There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
>
> ANYWAY
> On to the next project.
>
> I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> to win the Oscar ):
> I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> :)
>
>
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
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Date: 13 Dec
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 3:54 PM, pokerchimp wrote:
> I would definitely read them. I was very disappointed when you stopped
> your 08 lessons. I still have copies of your lesson and my correspondance
> with you about it.
yes it all pretty much sucks.
My health issues really knocked me down in many areas. The AS causes me so much
pain and effects my sleep and writing. The heart issues would be big to some
but for me they are minor compared to the AS issues. Nothing like being stuck
in a body full of pain each and everyday and no chance of ever getting better.
And I also really do hate the side effects from the pain meds even when I jole
about them it is more a way of dealing with them. One thing that drives me
crazy is my typing these days. In the past I wrote reports etc in the hundreds
of pages with no problem. these days I have tons of typos many I miss when I
prof read. The writing problem is caused by nerves getting info to one hand
before the other causing many letters to be out of wack due to placement on the
keyboard.
That is the real reason I kiiled the lessons writing became way to hard and the
typos I felt made me look stupid.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 20:15:30
From: Bronzedodger
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 7:51 PM, arlo payne wrote:
> That is the real reason I kiiled the lessons writing became way to hard and
the
> typos I felt made me look stupid.
First - anyone who would care about the typos and ignore good advice...uh,
the advice isn't going to help them.
However - if it's any value, I'm sure people here would be willing to
proof stuff for you (I'm game). If you want to send me bits and pieces, I
can proof them and ship back...though I won't guarantee it will come back
w/o questions. "Uh, I think this is a typo, but I didn't grasp the
concept, so I could be wrong." ;)
(my parents were English majors so my entire life has included proof
reading...for better or worse; I figure no more than 9 typos in my post
here, just for irony)
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 17:39:30
From: pokerchimp
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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It would be really hard for you to look stupid Arlo (about poker that is)
On Dec 12 2006 7:51 PM, arlo payne wrote:
> On Dec 12 2006 3:54 PM, pokerchimp wrote:
>
> > I would definitely read them. I was very disappointed when you stopped
> > your 08 lessons. I still have copies of your lesson and my correspondance
> > with you about it.
>
> yes it all pretty much sucks.
> My health issues really knocked me down in many areas. The AS causes me so
much
> pain and effects my sleep and writing. The heart issues would be big to some
> but for me they are minor compared to the AS issues. Nothing like being
stuck
> in a body full of pain each and everyday and no chance of ever getting
better.
> And I also really do hate the side effects from the pain meds even when I
jole
> about them it is more a way of dealing with them. One thing that drives me
> crazy is my typing these days. In the past I wrote reports etc in the
hundreds
> of pages with no problem. these days I have tons of typos many I miss when I
> prof read. The writing problem is caused by nerves getting info to one hand
> before the other causing many letters to be out of wack due to placement on
the
> keyboard.
> That is the real reason I kiiled the lessons writing became way to hard and
the
> typos I felt made me look stupid.
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Date: 13 Dec
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 6:39 PM, pokerchimp wrote:
> It would be really hard for you to look stupid Arlo (about poker that is)
It really does drive me crazy stuck in my new broken body. I was raised to
cowboy up in relationship to all manners of pain but when it never ends it
really starts effecting the mind.
Hell once when I was young I even got on the next bull when I had just broken my
arm. But now I take a hanfull of pills most days just so I can move from one
room to the other and as it spreads to new parts of my body (like my hands) the
effect on the mind by it setting new limits really messes with the mind.
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Date: 13 Dec
From: Tanya AKA MissT74
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 6:39 PM, pokerchimp wrote:
> It would be really hard for you to look stupid Arlo (about poker that is)
Agreed. Besides, most of us here know that you're going through pain, so type
away and forget the damn typose,. well get use too them and ignoree them aslong
as the tru meening of you're words come threw. Witch is what where after
anywayz.
Love ya,
T
>
> On Dec 12 2006 7:51 PM, arlo payne wrote:
>
> > On Dec 12 2006 3:54 PM, pokerchimp wrote:
> >
> > > I would definitely read them. I was very disappointed when you stopped
> > > your 08 lessons. I still have copies of your lesson and my correspondance
> > > with you about it.
> >
> > yes it all pretty much sucks.
> > My health issues really knocked me down in many areas. The AS causes me so
> much
> > pain and effects my sleep and writing. The heart issues would be big to
> > some
> > but for me they are minor compared to the AS issues. Nothing like being
> stuck
> > in a body full of pain each and everyday and no chance of ever getting
> better.
> > And I also really do hate the side effects from the pain meds even when I
> jole
> > about them it is more a way of dealing with them. One thing that drives me
> > crazy is my typing these days. In the past I wrote reports etc in the
> hundreds
> > of pages with no problem. these days I have tons of typos many I miss when
> > I
> > prof read. The writing problem is caused by nerves getting info to one hand
> > before the other causing many letters to be out of wack due to placement on
> the
> > keyboard.
> > That is the real reason I kiiled the lessons writing became way to hard and
> the
> > typos I felt made me look stupid.
>
>
> thumbers on stars, dieseldyke on absolute/vegaspoker24/7
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From: arlo payne
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On Dec 12 2006 7:42 PM, Tanya AKA MissT74 wrote:
>
>
>
> On Dec 12 2006 6:39 PM, pokerchimp wrote:
>
> > It would be really hard for you to look stupid Arlo (about poker that is)
>
> Agreed. Besides, most of us here know that you're going through pain, so type
> away and forget the damn typose,. well get use too them and ignoree them
> aslong
> as the tru meening of you're words come threw. Witch is what where after
> anywayz.
>
> Love ya,
> T
LOL
thanks
Love ya always.
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Date: 13 Dec 2006 12:45:19
From: XaQ Morphy
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> Agreed. Besides, most of us here know that you're going through pain, so type
> away and forget the damn typose,. well get use too them and ignoree them
aslong
> as the tru meening of you're words come threw. Witch is what where after
> anywayz.
And the secret of how to name a new store comes out...
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Date: 13 Dec 2006 12:49:04
From: CincinnatiKid
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On Dec 13 2006 3:45 PM, XaQ Morphy wrote:
> > Agreed. Besides, most of us here know that you're going through pain, so
type
> > away and forget the damn typose,. well get use too them and ignoree them
> aslong
> > as the tru meening of you're words come threw. Witch is what where after
> > anywayz.
>
> And the secret of how to name a new store comes out...
>
> Morphy
> http://donkeymanifesto.blogspot.com
Dude, that's fucking hilarious. Well done.
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Date: 13 Dec 2006 13:34:56
From: XaQ Morphy
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> Dude, that's fucking hilarious. Well done.
lol tyty. Although I'm a bit disappointed that my K1 joke was lost on you.
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Date: 13 Dec 2006 14:24:59
From: CincinnatiKid
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On Dec 13 2006 4:34 PM, XaQ Morphy wrote:
> > Dude, that's fucking hilarious. Well done.
>
> lol tyty. Although I'm a bit disappointed that my K1 joke was lost on you.
>
> Morphy
> http://donkeymanifesto.blogspot.com
This shitty internet connection is limiting my responses a tad. Instead of
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Date: 13 Dec 22:11:15
From: Tanya AKA MissT74
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On Dec 13 2006 2:34 PM, XaQ Morphy wrote:
> > Dude, that's fucking hilarious. Well done.
>
> lol tyty. Although I'm a bit disappointed that my K1 joke was lost on you.
>
I thought the K1 joke was fucking brilliant, the store joke is just getting old
IMO.
; )
T
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Date: 13 Dec 18:42:55
From: CHarrison100
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On Dec 12 2006 7:51 PM, arlo payne wrote:
>
>
>
> On Dec 12 2006 3:54 PM, pokerchimp wrote:
>
> > I would definitely read them. I was very disappointed when you stopped
> > your 08 lessons. I still have copies of your lesson and my correspondance
> > with you about it.
>
> yes it all pretty much sucks.
> My health issues really knocked me down in many areas. The AS causes me so
> much
> pain and effects my sleep and writing. The heart issues would be big to some
> but for me they are minor compared to the AS issues. Nothing like being stuck
> in a body full of pain each and everyday and no chance of ever getting
> better.
> And I also really do hate the side effects from the pain meds even when I jole
> about them it is more a way of dealing with them. One thing that drives me
> crazy is my typing these days. In the past I wrote reports etc in the
> hundreds
> of pages with no problem. these days I have tons of typos many I miss when I
> prof read. The writing problem is caused by nerves getting info to one hand
> before the other causing many letters to be out of wack due to placement on
> the
> keyboard.
> That is the real reason I kiiled the lessons writing became way to hard and
> the
> typos I felt made me look stupid.
Don't worry about Typos especially if they are jut words with letter out of
order. I raed taht poelpe can udnersatnd msot wiritng if the frsit and lsat
lteters are corerct and the ohters are tehre.
I would also like to read your O8 lessons that you have completed. i have never
played before but it looks fun and I would rather learn lots of poker then one
type. Do you have a copy you can email me?
charrison100 at cogeco dot ca
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 14:26:29
From: Bronzedodger
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On Dec 12 2006 4:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
Can't guarantee I'll understand them, but I'd love to read the lessons.
As long as that XaQ guy doesn't blog about it... ;)
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 14:17:28
From: XaQ Morphy
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> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
Believe it or not, I'd be interested in helping out. Email me at
xaqmorphy@gmail.com or I'm on AIM as XaQ Morphy.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 13:57:27
From: John_Brian_K
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Write em and let me know where to read em.
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Date: 12 Dec 22:06:09
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 2:57 PM, John_Brian_K wrote:
> Write em and let me know where to read em.
Well here of course :)
I am not a carpetbagger.
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Date: 13 Dec 2006 09:15:42
From: John_Brian_K
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arlo payne wrote:
> On Dec 12 2006 2:57 PM, John_Brian_K wrote:
>
> > Write em and let me know where to read em.
>
> Well here of course :)
> I am not a carpetbagger.
It is deffinetely a group of concepts that might be over my head, but
would like to read them and see if they might help my game.
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Date: 12 Dec 21:53:18
From: Porsche_Dan
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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I would read them for sure.
On Dec 12 2006 1:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> Good day all.
> There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
>
> ANYWAY
> On to the next project.
>
> I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> to win the Oscar ):
> I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> :)
>
>
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 13:34:12
From: FaceDownAcesUp
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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Arlo-Speaks wrote:
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
there is already a book about this type of thing.
http://www.amazon.com/Thorndike-Distribution-Slicing-Judgements-Thinking/dp/0316011789
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Date: 12 Dec 21:49:41
From: arlo payne
Subject: Re: Offer to share knowledge with RGP readers if subject interest is high enough
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On Dec 12 2006 2:34 PM, FaceDownAcesUp wrote:
> Arlo-Speaks wrote:
>
> >
> > 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> > relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> > 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> > it has on ones choices.
> > 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> > rather than weight.
>
>
> there is already a book about this type of thing.
>
>
Damn I would hope there are a ton of books on the three different subjects.
I have seen books connecting two of the three I mentioned but I have never seen
a book that connects all three. I will try and look at the book you mention.
Glad to see you are the type of person that is only interested on one view of a
subject must say you a ton time. :)
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Date: 13 Dec 18:39:20
From: Super Steamer
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On Dec 12 2006 1:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
I would be interested in reading them.
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Date: 13 Dec 18:34:34
From: CHarrison100
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On Dec 12 2006 4:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> Good day all.
> There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
>
> ANYWAY
> On to the next project.
>
> I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> to win the Oscar ):
> I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> :)
>
>
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
I would like to read them.
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Date: 12 Dec 2006 23:30:51
From: I_AM_EVIL
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On Dec 12 2006 4:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
> Good day all.
> There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
>
> ANYWAY
> On to the next project.
>
> I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> to win the Oscar ):
> I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> :)
>
>
> If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> release sections as I complete them.
>
> 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> it has on ones choices.
> 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> rather than weight.
My head might explode while trying to comprehend it but I'd be
interested.
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Date: 13 Dec
From: arlo payne
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On Dec 13 2006 12:30 AM, I_AM_EVIL wrote:
> On Dec 12 2006 4:25 PM, Arlo-Speaks wrote:
>
> > Good day all.
> > There are/were a couple of projects I had in mind for a few years,
> > well maybe not a few more like 15 LOL. One of them I started just
> > before the time I got sick. I decided to kill it off due to my mindset
> > before my illness was understood by myself and my medical team.
> > Basically at that time I was not sleeping more than 2 hours at a time
> > (exactly 1 hour and 55 minutes) and I reached a point were I could not
> > interface with anyone. This really helped dealing with a few people I
> > had asked to work on the project. LOL. Once I was well enough to go
> > back to work on it I had lost interest for a few different reasons
> >
> > ANYWAY
> > On to the next project.
> >
> > I know most of you are sick of me talking about understanding how the
> > other players think when playing cards. I also know many have no clue
> > about what I am really talking about. I also find it crazy in modern
> > day poker when a player goes into the tank for what seems like ever.
> > Many think it is a great way to fool the other players but it really
> > is nothing more than a waste of time in most cases unless the other
> > players are somewhat green. Sure there are a few hands now and then
> > you will need to spend more time thinking about but you should reach a
> > point were they are few and far apart. This of course gives others
> > less of a chance to get a good read on your play. Many of you should
> > of noticed by now some of the top players in the world do not go into
> > the tank hand after hand because they do not have a need to nor need
> > to win the Oscar ):
> > I also feel by putting out this post at this time it might force me to
> > finish the project within a reasonable timeline/ However because I do
> > not plan on making money off the project I only want to do it if there
> > is enough of an open interest. After all I already know the subject.
> > :)
> >
> >
> > If there appears to be enough interest, over the next month or two I
> > will write an article on the following 3 connected subjects. I will
> > release sections as I complete them.
> >
> > 1. Split second cognition, developing it and trusting it with
> > relationship to poker and other parts of life.
> > 2. Sensory perception, Standard, Expanded, Extra, and the effect
> > it has on ones choices.
> > 3. Prejudice (including unconscious), developing it as a tool
> > rather than weight.
>
>
> My head might explode while trying to comprehend it but I'd be
> interested.
>
And mine might also explode as I try to write it :)
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Date: 15 Dec 2006 05:55:11
From: Will_gamble
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I am interested, but first and foremost, I would like to catch some cards.
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