trevorjohnson83
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In robotics they use simulation software to predict a robot's next move. The software works on constraints. A constraint limits the number of actions a robot has in completing a task, for example one constraint might be 'you cannot walk through walls'. This limits the possible actions of the simulator software. The human mind works much the same way. For a schizophrenic, the constraints we learn from what voices tell us is true leaves a world of possibilities that if we tried to carry out what we predict we would end up failing and have to re access what we believe to be true from what voices tell us is true. So to re align your constraints with reality so that you make accurate predictions, you have to understand your beliefs that voices have imparted through rigorous assurance, test those beliefs, and ultimately take on new beliefs about voices and where you will end up physically and mentally under those constraints.
My classic constraint that I use is 'can voices hear each other?' this constraint has torn down the ability for them to gather in groups or even have motivation. Another one to test and fool around with is 'can voices respond to questions I ask with real answers? or are they always silent when asked a question?'. If you can share your experience with similar questions that help you.
My classic constraint that I use is 'can voices hear each other?' this constraint has torn down the ability for them to gather in groups or even have motivation. Another one to test and fool around with is 'can voices respond to questions I ask with real answers? or are they always silent when asked a question?'. If you can share your experience with similar questions that help you.