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Regarding correction on PFC: Quoting Dennis from his tape to Judith: *(Error sentence is in bold)* 14:29 That is important, that it must be… you must be certain that it’s in the “others”, it’s in the class of others, which I will refer for more precision as the class of “not self.” So you will put up that postulate “must be known” in the class of not self. Ahh…. Then you put… you yourself then umm… create the postulate “must know”… “must know”. Now that postulate is in the class of “self”, that’s you, right where you are. It’s you holding the postulate must know. So you… you’ve got “must be known” over that way, origin. Receipt, you… where you are, you with the postulate “must know” and the… *if you go over to column 8 on the chart you’ll see that the ahh… that this… the level here is “Forced to know”, and it’s you being forced to know. Get that? * Dennis is wrong in the sentence above. On line 8B, it is only your SD and your PD that are on the board. On the last line of a leg, it is always only your postulates that are on the board. The other guys postulates are not on the board. In column 1 it is your SD postulate : "Must be known" that is in the SELF-ORIGIN column. And that means that the receipt postulate is yours too, because you have overwhelmed the other guy. You have forced him to adopt your PD postulate. So in column 7, "forcing to know" is the correct wording. And Pete has "forced to know" in column 7, of his excel version of the PFC and that is wrong. Pete's chart is the same as Dennis' line in his tape letter to Judith, which is wrong. In Dennis' last sentence of the above quote, that I cut and pasted, Dennis is wrong on two points: It is not "you" that is being "forced to know", but it is you "forcing the other guy to know". It could be that Pete got that mistake from this letter to Judith. See Pete's excel chart here: To Know Postulate Failure Chart XLS <http://tromhelp.com/ToKnowPFC.xls> This link will download a plain black and white Postulate Failure Chart that you can open in Microsoft Excel or OpenOffice Spreadsheet programs to modify as you like for Junior Universes or Junior Goals Packages. David . On Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 9:46 PM, Slim . <[email protected]>wrote: > ************* > The following message is relayed to you by [email protected] > ************ > > > Hey David , > > Hes got it correct in his tape to JM. : ) > > Columns are vertical, rows and levels are horizontal. There are 8 columns > and 16 rows or levels in the pfcc. > > Hes refering to level 1a or row 1a, same thing and column 8 not level 8a > or 8b and not rows 15 or 16 . > > Slim > > > > _______________________________________________ > Trom mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.newciv.org/mailman/listinfo/trom > >
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