On Thu, Jul 20, 2017 at 10:53 PM, Cuddle Beam <cuddleb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm a bit embarrassed about everything going on, so I'll deregister.
>
> In my defense for the latest thing, I did take a situation which is entirely
> innocuous to the rest of the game (trust tokens, who uses them? And even
> then, you could still issue them yourself whenever. No urgency or
> significant connection to everything else, unless you make it so.) and I did
> put a warning that it was exotic territory:
> http://www.mail-archive.com/agora-business@agoranomic.org/msg28889.html, and
> I repeated it as I discussed it.
>
> So, I was aware that it deviant. That's why I made it separate and I put a
> notice about it in the first place. But then it started to escalate and I
> don't mind when its limited to the lounge of talking about what I've brought
> up, but then it started to spill everywhere else somehow, and that wasn't my
> intent.
>
> I tried for it to be separate from everyone else's concerns and whoever was
> interested in it, could participate, with me deliberately choosing a
> situation that I believed that pretty much anyone not into it could just
> ignore. That's why I chose that compartmentalized situation it and added
> frequent notices that yes, I'm going pretty off-shore with what I'm using as
> premises. Or maybe trying to do stuff like that doesn't work at all at the
> Agoran context. At least, for me personally, it does work. I ignore pretty
> much everything except replies on my own things on a-b, for example. And I
> haven't read any of the discussion about the economy or all of those
> doohickeys, because whatever result about that will be cool with me. But
> maybe its not the same for everyone else.
>
> If I'm guilty of using deviant interpretation, sure. That was what I was
> using. I already know that it has an extremely low chance of being broadly
> taken as correct, because it uses a set of "axioms" (which are arbitrary),
> which don't have much in common with the majority. But while it has that
> extremely low chance - if by some feat of skill, discovery and luck, I
> actually *do* make it work, then whoa. That makes it worthwhile for me.
> Proving the impossible.
>
> But oh well. I think its better for the both of us if I dereg for now. I do
> enjoy discussing things with several people here, perhaps once I learn to
> how to better separate the shell from the oyster we can dine on good
> discussion together here again.
>
> (and I'll go and suck on my shells somewhere else lol).

I have no clue what the appropriate response is, so I'm just going to
restrict this to a technical point (note that I take no game actions
in this message): you have to actually say "I deregister".

-Aris

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