Creating a Global Market: From Dreams to Extremes

David Ian Brager

City University of Bellevue 

31 August 2006

Marketing 515

Professor Lidija Canovic





Abstract

    A computer programmer who did experiments with merging computer logic with elements of hypnosis discovered a fully-functional computer system within the mind of all humans to whom he volunteered to develop software as part of over twenty years of research.  Such universality demanded a method that was safe for users to learn and teach their children, as well as a contractual process to allow the integration of such into a new field of streaming media for belief system entertainment venues.  This paper is about establishing the pathway for a protocol to become a global market and the stages defined through international marketing.


 
   To take a dream to its furthest extremes, one has to systematically follow the logic of a new process through every imaginable step so as to hit all marks of development, establish safe protocols for use, educate those of whom will become the makers and movers of the markets, and finally educate the masses to the see the dream with their own, idiosyncratic applications.  Thus, with the discovery of a computer system that was easily programmable in the subconscious of seemingly all humans, a computer programmer that was born XXY (neither a man nor a woman) with dyslexia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention-deficiency disorder, and Klinefelter’s Syndrome, systematically, over two decades of work, developed the tools to safely integrate each computer user’s own subconscious mind to merge with computer applications so as to eliminate the need for visual graphic interfaces and thus replace these with belief system that are integrated through shared symbolic processes in surround sound and back-spooled through neural interfaces that currently exceed what would equate to over 700 words per minute throughput rates from users.

    Establishing an international protocol is key to changing the course of history in business.  International protocols create a stable environment of cooperation and integration of commercial development.  For example, with the creation and adaptation of the World Wide Web by Sir Tim Berners-Lee in 1994, and then granting that technology into the open source, the protocol allowed easy and free access to integrating technology and simplified streaming media exchanges around the globe (Wikipedia, 2005).

    By following the track of new protocols, one can track the course of new markets that are going to open in the coming years.  For example, in 2004, the Serial Best of Breed protocol was developed so that gaming industry standards could be established for mobile gaming technology.  This will allow, for example, casinos to offer gaming options through cellular devices while on their campuses, so that gamers can continue play even when not at the tables, such as for poker tournaments (Wireless News, 2004). Or, as the new Internet Protocol TV standards are currently being established for a new field of receiving streaming imagery content in higher definition through mobile technology, service providers and system development firms are dedicated to the development of such standards so as to create uniformity so as to build a strong, new industry (Broadcast Engineering, 2006).

    For the field of subconscious programming, in 2003, the new terminology was needed that functioned as a word and defined a method.  It was the developer that determined to utilize this in the public domain rather than licensing or trademarking, so that the whole world would benefit equally.  So, the terminology “scrypnosis” and the method it ascribes were designed to be released into the international public domain so as to establish a safe standard for such integration.  This was a more comprehensive problem as recent changes in US Copyright law, especially since the introduction of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (2005, Madison) had made it nearly impossible to accomplish.  As scrypnosis is contractual, thus allowing its integration with end user licensing agreements, and as it is disclosure based, the method is FCC compliant (Brager, 2003), it opens the hypnosis field to legal interpretation and inclusion, thus allowing protection of the consumers and developers to be concisely defined.  With these legal aspects of it being contractual and public domain, University of Chicago Professor of Law Richard Epstein wrote of scrypnosis, “When authors and inventors place things in the public domain it simplifies life for us all...(Epstein, 2005).”  So, to adapt to the demands of copyright provisions, the entire method had to be placed into an international archive of public documents,  so the USENET newsgroup archive was elected as the best choice in 2003.  To this day, the public domain declaration  can still be found when searching at groups.google.com for the terminology “scrypnosis.”

    Once a standard is established, the next process is to establish market entry of the protocol and protocol adaptation into product design.  For example, in the field of radio tags, which are of the highest demand for marketplace security, there had been mostly limited field transmitters which could not be used around steel objects, underwater, or underground due to transmission limitations.  With the adaptation of an IEEE (International Electrical and Electronic Engineers) standard for local network protocols to be integrated with the next generation of radio tags that have ten-year battery lives, these new tags will transmit through and beyond all above noted environments for up to fifty feet, and as each tag is its own unique bar code, greater security and data tracking will become a reality (RF Design, 2006).  Thus, in making a field of scrypnosis, the developer has made inroads with the computer gaming industry, and has twice been invited to submit for review lectures for the Game Developers Conference.

    Next, there had to be an increase in academic adaptation of scrypnosis theory.  For example, in Taiwan, a college professor, Brian David Phillips, obtained his Ph.D. doing a dissertation on the process of subconscious gaming.  Dr. Phillips used materials that were generated by the author of scrypnosis as the basis for his dissertation (Phillips, 2005).  As academia grows in its acceptance and use of the possibilities that scrypnosis applications render, not only will the field gain more credibility, but as students begin utilizing their minds as computers, international academic scoring will defy logic until new academic standards are retooled based on those who are utilizing these firmware upgrades of their own minds.  Such processes will then generate new possibilities for additional market entry strategies with newly emerging markets, for these processes will allow computer logic and programming to finally be taught to people in third world nations that have no electricity or access to conventional computers, and thus, with regional access to simple recording devices, create media for their own markets and get a much needed raise in exports.  To aid this world’s transition, in November, 2005, the World Trade Organization’s Deputy Director-General, Rufus H. Yerxa, was duly informed of this process (Yerxa, 2005).

     When discerning channels and distribution strategies for the upcoming market, the primary channels will be in streaming media avenues of internet and mobile technology as well as broadcast media.  As scrypnosis is a streaming media protocol, the task then fell to educating those of whom would make such products so they would do their own development and investing.  In order to develop channels and distribution strategies from participants, CEOs and chief officers of major media firms (including Richard Parsons (AOL Time Warner  2005),  Peter Bazalgette (Endemol Entertainment UK, 2006), Niklas Zennstrom (Skype), and Richard Branson (Virgin)).  These firms have the capacity to carry scrypnosis media products to consumers in all forms.  It was further needed to educate the industry development leaders (including Vinton Cerf (internet pioneer),  Sir Tim-Behrens Lee (inventor of the World Wide Web), and John McAfee (head guru from the Anti-Virus movement)).  Such people make recommendations which can affect adaptation of process.  Beyond this, media and neural interface developers (including Vincent Stefanelli (Dsonic), Bob Bittman (IGT (slot machines)), Dr. Andrew Junker (Brain Actuated Technologies), and John Trani (New Roads Communications)) had to be educated as this media force will require integration through their fields’ products and services.  Finally, as this is going to increase work for communications experts and entertainers (such as Dennis Miller (comedian and writer), Al Franken (comedian and writer), and Ellen Cleghorne (comedian)), dozens were individually involved in bi-directional discussion so these persons were primed to the concepts of scrypnosis media development and the industry to follow (Brager, 2006).

    In determining the impact of an international standard’s relation to global communications, and more specifically, what nations had interest in these processes and would make better investors than others, a comprehensive study was done relating to tracking hits to the scrypnosis disseminating websites of www.metrocities.net/dibragerowtcom and later scrypnosis.com, first for a period of three years (from 1999 to 2002) from TheCounter.com, then from the Geocities statistics system, and most recently from StatCounter.com (of which the paper’s data has been routinely updated).  These statistical reports were concatenated as part of a web published college paper entitled, “Changing the World by Reprogramming the Users,” which was accomplished for City University professor Clifford Butler during summer term, 2005.  While the United States makes up the majority of site hits, visitors were tracked from as far away as Fiji, Sri Lanka, Ecuador, and even Pakistan (Brager, 2005).  

    In the deduction of countertrade environments, products had to be conceived and then related to markets that would best employ such applications.  As noted in the marketing plan, one of the premiere applications tested is fantasy travel.  From snail mail discussions with Richard Branson of Virgin Airways, and in email with Dave Neeleman of JetBlue, the inroads were established for these markets.   In research, the Philip K. Dick script of a three week vacation as a secret agent of Mars revealed that, in a subconscious state, the entire trip took less than five minutes. As scrypnosis is contractual, these contracts must be included in the monthly in-flight magazine so that products names and descriptions, disclosed within these contracts,  can be employed in these audio escapes, allowing potential purchasers to envision their experiences using such products.  When you get people to believe they have uses for products, they will more certainly find ways to make such belief systems real in their own lives.  Such will shift the functional market of advertising, which will allow more effective countertrade opportunities.

     The final stage of getting the standard to be adapted and accepted into the norm, such requires the whole world of users to become aware that  these tools exist within themselves. To do this demands realization of a highly intelligent computer comprehending creator placing it there.  In creating global expansion on a market that does not exist so as to get users to accept these tools, such requires what, from all external sources, would appear to be a miracle.  What most do not comprehend is the time-honed process of establishing a domino pattern through a myriad of lives, as this paper relates.  

    Thus, having taken a dream to these extremes, the stage is set for the image of the developer to materialize as part of global marketing, so that when the importance of his work and the scope of his dream is realized by others, such will carry the work to the world.  If all will utilize the Basic All In One, all humans can reboot, obtaining infinite personal peace in less than two hours.  As the needs of the many outweigh the life of one man, such demands that this developer take one giant step into eternity.



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