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Response (ex-Rm13).  Use HyperFlow as the central component of a conceptual frame for the mind to replace the state’s abnormal/normal duality created by ADHD.

Response.  Negate the elements of HyperFlow to create an opposite.  Compare with each other and my ADHD symptoms.  MAGNIFY Room 14 Element 1

Observation.  The negated HyperFlow elements match-up with the original negation of ADHD: Ordered Activity and Attention.  This reveals it is a concept for indoor environments, which are suitable for indoor minds.

Observation. The HyperFlow elements indicate a concept for outdoor environments, which are suitable for outdoor minds.

Orientation.  My ADHD “symptoms” reveal the DSM/EUCS concept is for indoor environments, which are unsuitable for outdoor minds.

Conclusion.  Rename the concept of ADHD from an abnormal/normal mental duality to a duality based on environment:  Outside Mind/Inside Mind. 

Response.  Describe my experience as an Outside Mind.  MAGNIFY Room 14 Object 1

Orientation. My Outside Mind thrives in fluid outdoor settings with natural energy flows, but struggles in indoors setting structured by linear abstractions (writing, rules, time.)

Orientation.  My Outside Mind triggers HyperFocus to achieve important tasks indoors.  Orientation.  My Abstract HyperFlow is an indoor phenomenon, but with full awareness of the external, abstract environment.  It has only triggered during Information Warfare (from personal to international levels), which uses the reflected energy of writing. 

Response.  Can I observe Abstract HyperFlow in other humans who use the same Information Warfare techniques as I do?

Orientation.  I label my techniques with the concept of John Boyd’s OODA Loop.

Response. Test the concept of the Outside Mind against John Boyd.