Hi all,

I've been pondering the importance of confusion lately. People have to take quite a lot of confusion everyday. Decision making involves a state of confusion before the decision is made (there are other steps to be sure).

Today it occurred to me, if someone had a strategy which combines confusion with some unpleasant feeling. In fact I noticed I do exactly that. I combine confusion (or uncertainty) with the feelings of guilt and shame. Or it feels like I do that.

This observation allows quite big changes to be made in my system. (Thanks to my OTC that allowed me to have enough sensory acuity to notive this!).

Anyway, I have to go, but couldn't resist to write this down here in the forum.

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