Making Better Deals and The Best Advice

The following is written in a generally positive and literal style. If it seems otherwise, it’s because of driver interference. Watch out for valence and tone!

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Hi everybody,

Hope you’re all well today. Have a few pointers on making deals included below.

The sooner you put this advice into practice the better!

Look after yourselves and stay strong!

Making Better Deals and The Best Advice

The time has come to make better deals in life.

Here are some fundamentals for how you should be making deals.

Refuse to ever agree to anything involving the so-called “Rules of the Game”.

That’s things like: any deal has to hurt someone, any deal has to forcibly recondition someone, any deal has to turn someone into a symbol, any deal has to control someone, any deal has to be a victory for the Antisocial Mechanism, etc.

Refuse all of that!

Stop playing both sides and pretending to be against your own interests. You’re only hurting yourself with those methods, as well as the people around you.

Focus on the Prosocial Mechanism.

Only aim to make deals with the prosocial aspects of the system.

Remember that the true unified entity in control of our world operates with both the Antisocial Mechanism and the Prosocial Mechanism, so never trust it, because all in all, it is not a good thing.

It may pretend to be doing a good thing when it offers deals, events, or routines, but if the behaviours involved are actually bad, then it’s really trying to trick you into feeding the Antisocial Mechanism and it will cause you and those around you to suffer.

You need to utilise both prosocial motivations and prosocial behaviours when you organise events and take action in this world. Because even if your intentions are good, if the behaviours involved are actually bad then those behaviours will hurt people. And then the wider patterns and mechanisms in the true system of control will very probably make the situation even worse.

Really, you should avoid making any deals with that entity, whether targeting its Prosocial Mechanism or its Antisocial Mechanism, as much as you can.

You will never outsmart it, you will never control it, you will never get the better of it. Instead, that entity will do all of those things to you.

In regards to gaming the system, the only way to really win is not to play.

Nonetheless, if you must make deals with that entity or any of its systems or mask-roles (i.e. The CIA, scientists on the moon, Alien AI, lowly drivers, or anything else it represents itself as), you should follow these guidelines.

Your Prosocial Non-Negotiables should be:

• Only agree to a deal as long as it doesn’t involve hurting anybody.
• Demand to have all terms and details of the deal in literal and truthful language, without deception or manipulation.
• Accept no form of punishment or reprisal for failing to live up to the deal.
• Accept no deal that involves controlling or manipulating anybody. Let them make their own choices for themselves. If you want them to do something, then ask them!
• Refuse the deal rather than agree to anything that feeds the Antisocial Mechanism. Not getting what you want in the moment is always better than getting conned into something that will cause serious harm to you or others.

If you’re not sure if you’re better off making no deal at all rather than a bad deal, count all the times that playing for the bad side and agreeing to things like exponentials has destroyed the lives and relationships of you and those around you.

How many good things have you lost, how much damage has been done, by deals and routines involving things like the Rules of the Game and exponential abuses?

Be honest with yourself when considering any potential deal.

Is the entity offering the deal claiming that it doesn’t hurt anybody, when actually, on closer inspection, it really obviously does?! That is a deal you cannot make, even if those around you are pretending it’s not so bad.

Remember that doing what you’re told and following orders is a form of agreement in regards to those things!

You are responsible, and complicit, in any abusive orders that you put into action.

If drivers ask you what you think somebody else needs in life, the most effort you should go to is suggesting to offer that person The Best Advice, as per the guidelines below. Anything more invasive than that is a violation of that person’s rights and boundaries.

The Best Advice should be all of the following:

• Prosocial.
• Truthful.
• Literal.
• Relevant.
• Constructive.
• Useful.

(Ask the drivers to give you The Best Advice as much as possible to help you in your life, but never trade anything bad for it, or arrange deals based on playing for the bad side, The Wrong Things and Wrong Ways, or the Rules of the Game. Otherwise what you get won’t be worth it!)

If someone hasn’t asked you for help then you shouldn’t try to force it on them. You don’t know what they actually need and you don’t have the right.

Remember: if someone asks you for help on the Driver Network, it is definitely not even really that person speaking to you—it’s the true systemic entity that controls the system, pretending to be that person—and that person very probably doesn’t even know that the conversation is happening.

In regards to trying to help someone else by controlling their life, you need to accept that you do not know what that person really thinks, feels, or needs. You do not know what their plans or challenges in life really are, or what is going on with them in the moment, so you shouldn’t be setting up their events or trying to control them without their knowledge or consent.

There is no right way to attempt to control another person’s life, their body, their mind, or their experiences. You do not ever have the right to control or manipulate anybody else.

What you should be doing instead is refusing to be involved in those processes.

It’s as simple as saying: “It’s none of my business and I don’t have the right to interfere.”

When people start doing that for each other, everybody will be more free!

That is very probably the only true road to ending the project system.

It requires courage, conscientious objection, and you, each as individuals, making that choice for yourself.

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