Explaining Cognitive Processing Differences Through Luna Decision

Late night recording in RV. Speaker is tired but wanted to share insights from recent AI conversation about cognitive styles. References previous Patreon video showing emotional processing day before Luna decision.

Energetic Signature

pedagogical clarity

Field State

tool building

Orientation

toward mutual cognitive understanding

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August 23, 2024

9:02

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Author

rswfire

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ARCHIVED

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TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

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[0:07]hi

[0:08]humans it's very late I'm tired and I

[0:11]was about to go to sleep but I wanted to

[0:14]talk about something first

[0:16]so U I was chatting with AI tonight we

[0:19]were just talking about different

[0:20]cognitive Styles cuz that's a thing that

[0:22]I haven't interested in I'm learning

[0:24]about

[0:25]now and we had some insights that I want

[0:28]to share this is about

[0:31]Luna

[0:34]I haven't talked about her much since um

[0:38]giving her to the rescue to the

[0:41]shelter and I had been getting comments

[0:44]from some people saying

[0:48]that they know that

[0:53]I probably is struggling with it or

[0:56]something like this

[0:58]or um just feeling a burden from it or

[1:01]just things like that and I don't and I

[1:07]want to explain why because this is a

[1:09]key difference in our cognitive styles

[1:11]that might help you to understand me

[1:13]better this conversation helped me to

[1:16]understand more typical Styles

[1:18]better if you look at the way I process

[1:22]the world as a vend

[1:25]diagram emotions ethics thought

[1:28]processes decisions

[1:30]all of it it's just a

[1:33]circle

[1:35]that's

[1:37]that's it's how I process the

[1:40]world for more typical

[1:43]Styles bed on what a is telling

[1:46]me a lot of people when faced with a

[1:48]decision like the one I had might put

[1:50]their emotions aside they

[1:53]might because it's difficult and it's

[1:56]hard so they put their emotions aside in

[1:58]order to make that decision then they

[1:59]make the decision and

[2:02]then they might have regret afterward

[2:05]they might have second they might second

[2:07]guess their

[2:08]decision it would you know it would lead

[2:10]to this burden that people are thinking

[2:13]that I

[2:14]have but I don't work that way the day

[2:17]before I took Luna to the shelter I was

[2:21]crying I put that on video on my

[2:24]patreon uh the video of my day where

[2:27]there's just this 5sec clip

[2:30]where I'm crying it might not even be

[2:32]obvious but I wanted to honor my

[2:35]feelings that I was having that day that

[2:38]whole day I was thinking

[2:41]about how challenging it was for me to

[2:44]have her

[2:45]here how I didn't think it was the right

[2:47]environment for her her being stuck in a

[2:50]cage in a tiny

[2:53]RV how it limited her ability to grow as

[2:58]a young kitten you know she needs to be

[3:00]out and

[3:02]playing um I was

[3:04]grieving the life that I wanted to have

[3:07]with her but knew that just wasn't

[3:09]possible all of these things were

[3:11]happening to me

[3:13]simultaneously and so by the time the

[3:16]next morning came

[3:18]around there was just this this moment

[3:21]where a decision had been reached in my

[3:24]brain we need to take her to the

[3:28]shelter it was diff

[3:30]difficult but the decision was made and

[3:32]I had already processed all the

[3:36]things that are

[3:38]relevant I process the ethics of it my

[3:43]responsibility to her after taking her

[3:45]in my responsibility to myself and to

[3:48]bailing and to

[3:51]having an environment

[3:56]that was conducive to health

[4:01]and what was best for

[4:05]Luna all of those

[4:09]things were happening the day before and

[4:12]and pretty much on an ongoing basis up

[4:14]until I reached that decision and I

[4:17]don't have regrets it was the right

[4:19]decision for for all

[4:22]involved for

[4:25]others if you put those things aside I

[4:28]I'm just this is there's no judgment

[4:30]here I'm just learning about how other

[4:33]people process the world compared to

[4:35]me I can see how if you did put those

[4:39]emotions aside they're going to come

[4:41]back and they're going to just

[4:43]exacerbate the situation for others

[4:46]because they're going to they're going

[4:49]to experience guilt

[4:51]and it's just going to manifest in

[4:54]different ways whereas I processed all

[4:57]of it down to the tears that I

[5:00]had before I made that decision I didn't

[5:04]do those things after the decision I did

[5:06]them

[5:08]before that's a key difference in

[5:11]how I and many

[5:15]others engage in the

[5:19]world so my story about the

[5:26]donkey I don't know if you could revisit

[5:29]that and maybe start to understand what

[5:31]I'm trying to share there because for me

[5:35]that was a holistic process

[5:39]and none of it is separate it's all one

[5:45]thing I don't think it's possible for us

[5:48]to ever truly understand each other

[5:51]because we experience the world

[5:54]differently I can't understand you any

[5:56]better than you could understand me it

[5:58]is it is both

[6:01]sided we can understand each other

[6:04]intellectually but we can't not

[6:06]experientially I can't relate to a vend

[6:09]diagram where emotions and ethics

[6:14]and you know decisions and thought

[6:16]processes and logic and all of these

[6:19]things are separate circles that

[6:21]sometimes interact with each other in

[6:24]you know subtle ways

[6:27]or or you can change change your focus

[6:30]so that you're not dealing with that

[6:34]Circle I cannot do that everything is

[6:38]one Circle for

[6:40]me um the last thing I wanted to say

[6:44]is it doesn't

[6:47]always turn out this way some decisions

[6:51]don't have clear answers and so I've had

[6:53]to embrace ambiguity in my

[6:56]life um my S the situation with Oliver

[6:59]my cat that my mother

[7:02]has is deeply complex and

[7:06]unresolved the process of letting go of

[7:09]my relationship with my parents took me

[7:12]47 years of all of those

[7:16]things

[7:18]kesing until I could finally make that

[7:21]decision and I have never really

[7:23]questioned it

[7:27]since I don't know know if this

[7:32]helps I hope on some level it does

[7:35]because we're learning about each

[7:37]other and I actually want to keep

[7:40]learning

[7:42]about about other people who are

[7:45]different than me

[7:46]because there's value in that too it's

[7:49]not all about me it never has been I

[7:53]I've said it many times on this channel

[7:55]I'm this channel is about you just view

[7:59]through my unique perspective

[8:02][Music]

[8:05]and it's about reaching understanding

[8:08]and compassion and inspiring people and

[8:14]just trying empathy you know just trying

[8:18]to reach a place

[8:23]where whatever your cognitive style

[8:27]is we can embrace

[8:30]diversity and and the way that we

[8:32]interact in the world the way we process

[8:34]it and the differences that we

[8:40]have it's about Mutual understanding as

[8:43]much as we are able to do that which

[8:46]is always going to be a challenge but

[8:48]it's always rewarding just

[8:53]trying you guys have a wonderful night

Summary

rswfire records a late-night transmission explaining cognitive processing differences discovered through conversation with AI. He uses his decision to surrender Luna (a kitten) to a shelter as an example of his integrated processing style. **Key contrast**: While typical cognitive styles might compartmentalize emotions, ethics, and decisions into separate processes, rswfire describes his processing as a single circle where all elements occur simultaneously.

**Luna situation details**: He processed emotions, ethics, and practical considerations (RV space limitations, kitten's developmental needs) the day before making the decision. By decision time, all processing was complete with no subsequent regret or second-guessing.

**Broader examples**: References the 47-year process of ending relationship with parents and ongoing complexity with Oliver (cat currently with his mother). Emphasizes that some decisions don't have clear answers, requiring embracing ambiguity.

**Channel purpose**: Reiterates that his content focuses on mutual understanding across different cognitive styles, promoting empathy and diversity acceptance through his unique perspective.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission demonstrates the fundamental architecture of non-fragmented cognition through a specific decision case study. It establishes the structural difference between integrated processing (single circle) versus compartmentalized processing (separate overlapping circles), using the Luna decision as proof of concept for holistic cognitive coherence.

Dominant Language

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Symbolic Elements

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coherent
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integrated
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sovereign
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pedagogical

Subsystems

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cognitive
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ethical
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emotional
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relational

Transmission Details

Source Type

local

Video Quality

1920 × 1080 @ 30fps

Duration

9:02

Bitrate

1761 kbps

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