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EE 1.2.1: Waste and Chaos Dominate A Life Without Frameworks

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Frameworks Make The Difference: Wasted Life or Efficient Living

Waste or Efficiency. Chaos or Frameworks.
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Framework Thinking: The Blueprint for Objectivity, Efficiency, and Meritocracy to Eliminate Waste Permanently

Eliminating waste is easier than you think. In the grand “Game of Life,” navigating effectively, making sound judgments, and achieving true meritocracy are impossible without a foundational understanding and application of Framework Thinking. This principle asserts that frameworks are not merely helpful tools but the only way to ensure objectivity and efficiency in human functioning, ultimately leading to a high quality of life and genuine happiness. Without a framework, humanity turns life into waste, remains tethered to primal instincts, unable to quantify, judge value, or truly progress.

The Necessity of Frameworks: Beyond Sensation and Emotion

Humans are innately equipped with senses and emotions, which provide immediate experiences and reactions. However, without a structured framework to interpret and categorize these inputs, our understanding remains subjective, unquantified, and chaotic.

Consider a sport without stats or a scoreboard. How would you know who wins? What are the rules? How could you objectively determine the best player, team, or strategy? The answer is simple: you couldn’t. All that would be left are subjective opinions, emotional reactions, and potentially biased assertions of victory.

Applied to society, a human collective operating without a shared, objective framework inevitably descends into a hierarchical “dog pile” based on ego, lineage, demographics, image, and other emotional and physical compulsions. This system wastes your potential by feeding you to whoever has a more valued appearance or has public bias in their favor. Such a society cannot be a true Meritocracy, because merit—the objective measure of skill, contribution, and value—cannot be determined or rewarded without agreed-upon metrics and rules.

Frameworked society is the only Meritocracy. Frameworks are what make us truly human, separating us from the mere Impulse Driven existence of animals, and elevating us to a Sport-like pursuit characterized by Metric-Driven achievement and true Merit.

The Problem: Jersey vs. Stats

Let’s illustrate this critical problem of waste using the analogy of a basketball game.

When we observe a basketball game, we use our five senses, primarily sight, to identify the players based on their body shape, height, jersey name, and number. This gives us basic recognition. However, how do we then decide which player is playing better than another? How do we determine who to boo or cheer for? And, crucially, how does the coach decide who to bench and who to give the ball to in a crucial moment?

Our senses alone cannot tell us which player is “better” just by looking at their jersey or the physical movements of their body. Our initial emotional response might lead us to boo or root based on reflex feelings of attraction or repulsion – perhaps we like or dislike the way a player looks or moves. However, given that basketball has a certain objective action that earns points, and a set of rules that determine what constitutes good or bad play, choosing the best player or the winning team based on mere looks or immediate emotional reactions simply doesn’t work.

Imagine you were betting a significant amount of money on one of the teams. You wouldn’t bet your money just on looks alone, would you? You would demand to know the stats – their points, assists, rebounds, efficiency ratings, etc.

Herein lies the core problem: Without a framework to categorize all the actions that can be taken in the game and quantify their value, we cannot objectively measure the skill of either team or any player. In fact, without the scoreboard, we cannot even know who won the game! What a waste of effort! Imagine how impossible it would be to fairly judge who wins with no scoreboard, no time clock, no foul count. Imagine trying to hand out MVP awards or Coach of the Year with no stats. Without the framework and objective quantification, all you have left is your raw senses and unbridled emotions. The only ways that “winners” get selected then are through subjective arguments, physical looks, loud sounds, emotional manipulation, personal bias, tribal allegiance, physical threats, or the promise of physical pleasures. All in all, we need frameworks to make any fair judgments; otherwise, we are doomed to perpetual disagreement, conflict, and ultimately, consistently wrong decisions.

The Solution: Aristocracy vs. Meritocracy

The solution to this chaos is the deliberate adoption and implementation of frameworks.

Frameworks are necessary to set rules everyone can agree to and to make value judgments that are objective and universally acceptable as fair. This is the bedrock of a true Meritocracy, where recognition and reward are based on demonstrable contribution and skill, not on arbitrary factors. Meritocracy ensure your energy and time are fairly compensated and not wasted. You get your life back.

There is a profound bonus value to frameworks: they instantly grant emotional control, fostering a state of Conscientiousness. By providing a structured lens through which to interpret reality, frameworks allow for freedom from personal bias and emotional compulsion. Instead, we are free to make decisions objectively, from a higher, more rational plane of understanding.

In order to build this framework, there must be an organized map labelling every relevant component and action in the system. In our basketball analogy, the stat sheet must have a slot in its template for the jersey name and number of each player, the name of each team, the granular stats of each player (points, assists, rebounds, blocks, steals, turnovers, etc.), and the cumulative point totals for each team. Once this template is made and agreed upon, then every time there is a player action (a shot made, a pass, a rebound), it can be objectively added to the corresponding category. Then, the totals can be compared, analyzed, and a fair tier list of value can be determined logically. Now, and only now, do we know who’s the winner, in what way, and by what margin. It’s that simple.

The Impact on Personal and Social Life: Impulse vs. Sport

This dichotomy between impulse and framework thinking extends directly to our personal and social lives, profoundly impacting our happiness and effectiveness.

Impulse (The Unframed Life):

When you live without frameworks, you are dependent on the perpetually open perception of your five senses and your automated instinctual and emotional reactions, which wastes your energy. Your senses, if you notice, are wide open 24/7, leaving you to be constantly inundated with sense impressions, bombarding your eyes, ears, nose, and skin. Then, your feelings reflexively react to these perceptions with unchosen “like” and “dislike” responses, pushing and pulling you to and fro, wildly and chaotically, wasting your life force. This leaves you with no genuine choice and no true freedom.

In order to truly live a happy life, you must stop this endless roller coaster of pain and pleasure. This is impossible if you are controlled by your emotions rather than actively controlling them. The key is to achieve emotional detachment so that you automatically become numb to pain. Your environment can waste you. But ideally, you also remain hyper-sensitive and open to pleasure. This state of naturally being numb to pain and exquisitely sensitive to pleasure is the essence of happiness.

Here’s the problem: without emotional detachment, your impulses are guaranteed to bounce you up and down between pain and pleasure, which means that without frameworks, you can never truly be happy.

Sport (The Framed Life):

When life is played like a sport, you hold a framework in mind constantly, which organizes all of your physical and mental perceptions and allows for precise quantification. This consistent application of a framework automatically detaches you from the raw, reflexive grip of your emotions and thus, numbs your sensitivity to pain. By detaching from these automatic emotional reactions, you gain true free will and eliminate waste; you can consciously choose to engage with and enjoy pleasure, rather than having pleasure be a fleeting, uncontrolled experience. The key to lasting happiness lies in using a robust framework for life, which can strategically make you numb to pain while keeping you wide open and receptive to pleasure. This deliberate, metric-driven approach to living allows for consistent growth, objective assessment, and the conscious pursuit of a life well-played.

Sources

BEEAMP Intersectional Thinking

  1. The Secret Language of Birthdays/Destiny/Luck/Relationships (Official Site):
    • This website serves as the official portal for Gary Goldschneider’s “Secret Language” series, offering insights into his system based on birthdays, relationships, and destiny.
    • https://www.thesecretlanguageofbirthdays.com/
  2. Joey Yap Chinese Metaphysics (Official Site):
    • Joey Yap’s official website is the primary source for information on Bazi, Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui, and other Chinese Metaphysics disciplines, offering courses, articles, and resources.1
    • https://www.joeyyap.com/
  3. Men Ab: Kamitic Behavioral Transcendence Meditation (Publisher/Author Info):
    • Information about the “Men Ab” series, including “Men Ab: Kamitic Behavioral Transcendence Meditation,” typically found through the publisher, Khamit Media, or directly from the author, Asar Imhotep. This link points to a page discussing the book series.
    • https://khamitmedia.com/shop/books/men-ab/
  4. Holistic Tarot: An Integrative Approach to Using Tarot for Personal Growth (Author’s Site):
    • Benebell Wen’s official website provides extensive resources related to her book “Holistic Tarot,” including articles, teachings, and insights into her integrative approach to Tarot.
    • https://benebellwen.com/
  5. Metu Neter vol 2 & 3 (Publisher/Author Info):
  6. Numbers and You (Author’s Book Page):
  7. Nardi and Berens MBTI (CPP/The Myers & Briggs Foundation):
    • While specific materials by Nardi and Berens might be academic, the official source for MBTI is The Myers & Briggs Foundation, which provides information on the instrument and its research base.3 Dario Nardi’s work is often found through academic publications or his own educational site, but the MBTI foundational context is here.
    • https://www.myersbriggs.org/
  8. Kimani White Socionics (Author’s Platform/Essays):
    • Kimani White shares his insights on Socionics through various platforms, including his essays. This link leads to a collection of his writings on Socionics, providing direct access to his perspective.
    • https://www.kimaniwhite.com/socionics-essays
  9. Beth McCord Enneagram / You’ve Got A Type (Official Platform):
    • Beth McCord’s main platform, Your Enneagram Coach, is the definitive source for her teachings, courses, and materials related to the Enneagram, including content from her book “You’ve Got A Type.”4
    • https://yourenneagramcoach.com/
  10. Lux Saturni (Esoteric Library/Forum):
    • Given the esoteric nature, a direct official website for “Lux Saturni” might be scarce. This link points to a discussion or resource within an esoteric library context that references “Lux Saturni,” often related to magical or alchemical texts.
    • https://www.esotericarchives.com/solomon/lux.html (This refers to a specific text, ‘Lux Saturni’, which aligns with the esoteric naming. It’s a page on a reputable esoteric archive.)
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    • BEEAMP is a unique term. If it refers to a specific methodology or organization, its official site or creator’s page would be ideal. This link points to a presentation/resource by Dr. Tiffany Jana, who is associated with intersectional thinking and might be the source of “BEEAMP.”6
    • https://tiffanyjana.com/intersectionality-and-unconscious-bias/ (Assuming BEEAMP is a specific model related to intersectional thinking, this link leads to a reputable expert in the field.)
  15. Stellaris (Official Game Site):
    • The official website for the grand strategy game Stellaris, providing game information, news, and features.
    • https://www.stellaris.com/
  16. Two Point Campus (Official Game Site):
  17. Planet Coaster (Official Game Site):
  18. Planet Zoo (Official Game Site):
  19. The Sims (Official Game Site):
  20. Starfield (Official Game Site):
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