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    2024 @ Sett Sarverott <sett@sarverott.com> (https://sarverott.com)

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DarkPoint - implementation in Python

2024 @ Sett Sarverott

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This Python framework aims to process information simply and universally. Idea of DarkPoint is based on my personal memorization structure and metaphorical explanation how it works.

Final version will be included in Mind Toolkit of Technomancer as Thought Model System with definition as Singular Principles that allows to create memory palace with startpoint in darkness.


thought model system overview

This is my personal way of thinking, that as natural mechanism is my default non-verbal thought behaviour. It's automatic and acts as my lowest-level coding method of mindsets. After years in process of clearyfication through trial and error I learned to explain how I'm thinking and why perspective of mine can sometimes terrifyingly stand out from other people. I uses simplifying and metaphores to define in the readers' imagination basic core of things and fundamental rules how it works. This README.md document is in my opinion still not enought clear, but i hope that soon I finally figure out how to close full fundations of mechanic's ruleset in human words.

singular principles

These are basic rules that are essential

  • Points have hooks: Each piece of information is represented as a point that has a hook.
  • On the end of hooks are next points: The hooks lead to additional points, creating a chain of information.
  • Every point is information: Each point represents a specific piece of information.
  • Informations are related by hooking: The connections between points are established through hooks.
  • Hooks are one-directional: The connections only go in one direction, leading from one point to another with evental resulting nature, not dimentional.
  • Points can be extended by templates: Each point can have additional context or details added through templates.
  • Set starting point: There is a designated starting point from which the connections begin.
  • For The PALACE there is special starting point: this is root placed in the middle of memories, every time after reset or starting, the point of focus lands here. For example my palace is: dark void and reset for me runs through simply thinking about darkness.
  • All templates to work properly have to be accessible from the starting point: These are declared as points too so all relevant information have be reached from the starting point.

installation

Install official release by using pip python package manager

pip install darkpoint

Examples

All examples can be tested at once, by using python ./examples/main.py

including package

# using points
from darkpoint.Point import Point

creating Point object

#creating new mnemonic sanctuary
palace = Point("darkness")

quick hooking of new information

palace["color"]="dark"

longer hooking path of new data

palace["color"]["time"]="dark time is night"
palace["color"]["time"]["always"]="night is always in space as default constant daytime"
palace["color"]["time"]["always"]["sun"]="local star for humanity"
palace["color"]["time"]["always"]["sun"]["far"]="suns in further space from our sun are simply called stars"
palace["color"]["time"]["always"]["sun"]["far"]["images"]="points created by stars on sky are constelations"

to print just type

print(palace)
print(palace["color"])

hooking existing points

# some hooking
palace   *"time"   +palace["color"]["time"]
palace   *"space"   +Point("natural state of space is darkness and empty void")
# more hooking
palace["space"]   *"time"   +palace["color"]["time"]["always"]
palace["space"]   *"stars"   +palace["color"]["time"]["always"]["sun"]["far"]

context change

# single
palace/'DARK_VOID'
# this and repeat with every hook until reaches another than old context
palace["space"]//'###_SPACE_CONTEXT_INVASION_###'

DarkPoint - technomantic framework for mnemonic toolkit that is in accordance with singular principles of thought model system 
Copyright (C) 2024   Sett Sarverott <sett@sarverott.com> (https://sarverott.com)

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Copy of License can be found in "LICENSE" file.

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