This might be too far out to post on /g/, so i think it fits better on /x/.I've recently fell into the interest of finding combinatoric patterns in old sigils, such as ngrams, and creating software based on its combinatoric properties and the symbolic connotations to each numbered edge of the ngram. I tried doing this with the enneagram and managed to make something that makes some weird emergent sense based on simple presumptions of a fundamental type of condition: 0, and the 1-9 enneatypes. For 0, i initially chose Arthur Schopenhauer's presumption that all experience stems from suffering, which turned out to be a grave mistake, as using the program inevitably inflicts condition 0 on its caster and its target. Be careful when using it, and use it sparingly! All four triads of an enneatype can be decided by defining any two of the triads, which allows uncovering a subconscious element of the most appropriate archetype given two conscious triads. This stuff is really interesting, and it seems as if i'm optimizing the use of spell-casting through technology. I made something akin to a magic 8-ball for enneatypes, selecing the right one after only 3 questions. The source code is published and available online. Any other ngrams i should try to look at next? Any alternative mappings i can apply to the enneagram other than my current 'schizphreniagram of mental suffering'? I've considered using the seven deadly sins as a basis for creating a sineagram, and then making its inverse a virtueagram, based on the ten commandments and how they relate to the seven biblical sins. I'm not sure where to go from here other than making the ngram relations generic and the enneagram mapping configurable (for the non-programmer layman).Any ideas on the mathematical coherence of the CCRU's numogram? As far as i've understood it's based on the kabbalistic tree of life (although intended as a reconstruction of that which supposedly pre-dates it).Any ideas are appreciated.
The program can be found at https://github.com/sigurd4/enneagram.It may prove useful for identifying subconscious dissonance or conflict, source of suffering, or incongruant behavior in oneself and others. I assume ancient magic often can be explained by modern methodologies, like in this case: through psychology. I'm open to the possibility that that assumption might be wrong.Be weary of the 0. It's implicit (it doesn't exist in the code), but it becomes projected upon the caster and the target of the spell. I have my theories on why such things happen, perhaps through wishful thinking, as the caster wishes for the evaluation to be effective, it then causes the precondition to set in in order for the magic to become effective as desired. If anyone has more info on the sigils in question, it would be eye-opening to me. In this domain, i am a layman.
>RustNot using this troonware, fuck off.
>>42415817The online 'rust community' is a total troonfest. I can reassure you i don't talk to them, and they would hate me if i ever were to. I like their overbearing-mother-ish programming language, though. Separate the art from the artist or something - or the paintbrush manufacturer from the art in this case - or not: i guess the troonsmell reeks inevitably from it, or something like that.
I expect this will easily get derailed. To iterate: the programming language is not relevant. I'm just curious about other similar things i could try to implement for other type of sigils. Maybe it's a dumb question. I don't care too much about the program. What it demonstrates is the interesting part. The code is pretty shit i suppose. It's just that it has recently convinced me that there is something to what people often refer to as the supernatural, hence i post here for the first time. Attached picture is the program in action. It's a simple text based program that runs in the terminal. Options for each question are numbered.
What would be the use of such kind of programs? I suppose i'm just curious if numbered ngrams (of whatever kind) might be a way to practice magic. I don't think practicing magic in itself is a very good thing. It's understandable if my intentions here might seem unclear. I suppose i'd like to uncover it and make my findings public. As for the consequences of that, i'm not sure what will happen. I assume it might become an obscure curiousity, or perhaps it can change the world drastically, like the invention of the first machine-gun. Still, i'll convinced many on the internet are already practicing magic similar to this stuff, and have been for years. I've never meddled with it until now. But now i can't help recognize it everywhere i go. The program has already become a curiousity that people talk about at my university. Anectdotally, it might be useful for better picking up women and/or impressing them. After all, they're often very much into this personality quiz type stuff. It might become a tool to defeat inceldom and repair the state of monogamy in the modern world.
