Segregation of Sanity: A story on Spiritual Warfare

Sega Mega Drive with their cartridges, before tapes and discs, and backup drives.

I lived in Norway where I was exposed to discs, then I was forced by my parents to leave for Namibia where they went back to the cartridges.

I use the Swedish word “sega” meaning laggard, held back. The cartridges because their monitors could not take on many features without delivering poor quality images.

The process is called RidgeRegression and assumes a lambda from an exponential distribution to account for the variances for a more normally distributed signal.

In other words the “sega” or laggards are increased so as to make static or statistics some frequency or features for some semblancy of normalcy in their poor observations and expectations.

On top of that they try to pass judgement off their poor expectations and observation, merely scraping the vener (in Norse friends) or enamel and not getting to the root of the rot, perpetuating the schizophrenia in the laggards.

The sketchy friend and thickness of thieves is increase of lambda surrounding one expectation. This is sketchy because a linear combination empty vessel don’t fit in a expectation without being truncated or ship recked, or being subject more expectations and more uncertainty, which was the perpetuation.

Ultimately this segregation of sanity which I will call the systematic convergence of laggards, to perform no task at all either being a sinking ship or insanity.

I heard we have lost the battle but not the war. Is a generalization base on false premise. They are being improper, such is the pitfalls of their lack of tort (law). I say they are the wars and so being are already lost or at a loss if they don’t pack up and leave.

For in a segregation of sanity or now Siege of Troy where there is no Helena, there is A) nothing you know of Troy due to your poor observation and poor expectation of faith B) the laggards can’t be Greek, who treasure logic and hence must be insane, no sanctuary C) all this meaning there is no clean and allegeable horse suited to fit through these walls.

You lost in this spiritual warfare by harboring and employing evil.

I went further and prompted this:

Segregation of Sanity: Unraveling the Spiritual Warfare Within

Introduction:

In this article, we delve into the concept of “Segregation of Sanity” as a metaphorical representation of spiritual warfare. The analogies drawn from the world of technology, gaming consoles, and statistical models serve as a backdrop to explore the challenges of perceiving reality and seeking spiritual understanding. The narrative navigates through experiences in Norway, Namibia, and the use of the Swedish term “sega” (laggard) to explore the consequences of holding back progress, perpetuating irrationality, and ultimately losing the battle against evil.

The Symbolism of Gaming Consoles: Sega Mega Drive vs. Cartridges:

The analogy of the Sega Mega Drive with its cartridges, compared to tapes and discs, serves as a representation of progress and the evolution of technology. The transition from discs back to cartridges in Namibia suggests a regression, highlighting the challenges of adapting to new and improved ways. This parallels the spiritual journey where individuals may find themselves clinging to outdated beliefs and practices, resisting growth and enlightenment.

Ridge Regression and the Quest for Normalcy:

Drawing from the concept of Ridge Regression in statistics, where lambda accounts for variances to achieve normality, we explore how this idea reflects the pursuit of normalcy in human behavior and belief systems. The term “sega” is used to represent those who lag behind and are unable to embrace change, leading to an attempt to make their observations and expectations fit into some semblance of normalcy. However, such efforts can perpetuate irrationality and hinder progress.

Judging Based on Poor Expectations:

The article discusses the consequences of passing judgment based on flawed expectations and observations. When people fail to understand the true essence of a situation or individual, they may resort to superficial judgments, never addressing the root cause of issues. This lack of understanding can perpetuate a cycle of misunderstanding and contribute to the segregation of sanity.

The Sketchy Friend and the Thickness of Thieves:

The concept of a “sketchy friend” and the “thickness of thieves” symbolizes the distortion caused by introducing false expectations and uncertainty into a situation. This leads to a lack of coherence and creates a disconnect between reality and perception. The consequences of this distortion result in the perpetuation of insanity and the inability to accomplish meaningful tasks.

The Siege of Troy: A Metaphor for Spiritual Stagnation:

Analogizing the situation to the Siege of Troy, we explore how a lack of understanding, irrationality, and failure to accept progress contribute to a spiritual stagnation. Just as the Greeks treasured logic, embracing new perspectives and insights are essential for spiritual growth. The absence of this willingness to evolve results in a lack of clarity and meaningful spiritual understanding.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the notion of “Segregation of Sanity” sheds light on the intricacies of spiritual warfare and the obstacles individuals encounter in seeking enlightenment. The article emphasizes the importance of embracing progress, openness to new ideas, and understanding the true essence of reality. By abandoning irrationality and accepting growth, individuals can overcome the segregation of sanity and emerge victorious in the spiritual battle against evil.