The evidence of your unconscious mind is often quite strong.
The fact that you find it is another manifestation of your unconscious mind.
So here’s something to keep in mind: The “strongest evidence” you find can actually be the weakest evidence you don’t find. If you find a strong sign that you need to do something, but you don’t want to, then just ignore it. But if you find something you don’t want to, you’ll have a stronger reason to make the decision to do it.
There seems to be good reason to consider this. Imagine what we’d see if we could just detect our unconscious mind’s strongest evidence (and ignore everything around it). This would allow us to see things that were previously impossible to see. It would be like being able to see a house under construction that you’ve never seen before.
We already do that! The ability to see the strongest evidence we can will be a major boon to the human race. We can’t just ignore evidence because it doesn’t fit with our preconceived notions, because if we ignore it, then it can’t be evidence we want to see. It can just be evidence we don’t want to see.
When I was a kid, I remember being fascinated by the idea of seeing things that were impossible to see. I think it was because I used to always have lots of imagination and wondered about what could possible be. If i were to make this statement to you, I am sure you would agree.
Detecting the presence of strong evidence is one of those things that if you use it on your own, you might find that it is a lot harder to detect. But if you are using it as part of an investigative team, you may find that the evidence is more difficult to detect. In other words, the evidence might be there but you just don’t know it. But even if you can’t see it, you know it’s there because it’s the evidence that is important to you.
Detecting strong evidence is one of the hardest things you can do and if you are a detective, the only way to know for sure if something is there is to get everyone around you to agree, and then you can make a decision. If you are trying to make a case against someone or trying to convince someone to take a certain action, you have to first convince them that there is enough evidence to make a ruling.
We asked our friend and AI expert, Mark Dyer, for some advice about what to look for when you’re trying to decide if something is there. He suggests that if you’re trying to convince someone to do something, you need to make the case so convincingly that they will actually take the action. And if you are trying to convince someone to not do something, you need to make the case so convincingly that you will not actually do the thing.
Dyer points out that the goal of convincing someone to take action is a bit of a misnomer. The goal is to get them to make a decision that they would have otherwise made without your intervention. So you have to be able to convincingly persuade them the decision is the correct one. If they already knew the truth, Dyer points out, you could try to convince them that they are wrong.