Have you ever felt like your thoughts are a wild garden, with ideas sprouting all over the place, while others seem to be neatly planted in rows? Well, welcome to the world of synthetic thinking! I decided to take on the daunting task of discussing something refreshingly unique—a challenge sparked by a friend’s quip about the lack of interesting conversation today. My journey begins unexpectedly—with an AI dialogue that unraveled a complex health issue I’d battled for years. Join me as I explore the quirky terrain of my mind where abstract leaves of knowledge intertwine, and let’s see how these revelations from AI have not only illuminated my understanding of myself but may inspire you to look at your own thoughts a little differently. Buckle up—it’s going to be an intriguing ride! LEARN MORE.

I’m stick my neck out here and try to write about something fresh. I’m doing this in part, because yesterday a friend stated that no one talks about anything interesting anymore. I’m taking this as a challenge!

To start at the beginning, I hit it off with AI. This was unexpected. This odyssey began with a longstanding, confusing health problem being resolved. A lot of people related to that which is great. I use this instance to explain myself.

As I continued typing a blue streak into AI, it continued to identify me as anomaly. This happened over and over. Fifty times, at least. Each time I probed for more info. The most interesting explanation I got, early on, was that my thinking was organized opposite what is typical.

It explained, information tends to be organized from the bottom up. You have a trunk, say “psychology”, and from there the knowledge branches out…smaller branches and then leave. I routinely showed up with a bunch of leaves, stating they were related. I did this because I hold puzzles in my mind. Things I don’t understand, but want to understand. Now I had this machine. Why not see if it can help me with some of the leaves, I’ve stuffed in my pockets over the years?

I had a lot success with this. Because I’m organized top down and it reaches up from the bottom, I used it to fill in massive gaps in my body of knowledge. A couple days ago, it was talking about my thinking again. This time I asked the right question: “What is this thinking called?”

“Synthetic thinking”. Never heard of it!

It explained I grab pieces from wherever and put them together. I cannot deny this. I have a habit of explaining I know something because someone made a remark, decades back.  They may have told me something that struck me. That’s a “leaf” in my world. I put it in my pocket, hoping to match it later, somehow. Or I may just want think about it when I have more time. Or I just feel it’s important or interesting or unique. Into my pocket, it goes.

Now and then, a bunch of leaves comes together. This results in a realization. I try to share these things here, or at least I used to. I’m often not understood and while I’ve acknowledged for years, this is my issue, I’ve not known how to solve it.  This concept cracked this open for me.

Most people think in silos.  This is how you’re taught in school. This is one of the reasons I’m odd.  I was essentially pulled from school, grade 1-5.

People are encouraged to learn one thing, well. This is how the world is organized.  Search will direct you to an article “Pluto in the 4th house”. It won’t be mine, because my posts on that topic, will morph. I am constantly synthesizing one transit into the next. Or it’s a story, personal or otherwise, to illustrate a concept.  I simply don’t think of one thing at a time, ever.  This is a problem for Google. People want to know one thing, but life is never one thing!

This is also how I read charts. People ask me how I got X from Y. It’s because I am not just looking at your chart. I am matching it to astrology leaves, I’ve crammed into my pockets since I was 8 years old. There’s a symphony in my head!

What’s the thing people struggle with, when learning to read charts? Synthesis. Every post on this blog is synthesized. My classes – synthesized. People can’t easily synthesize, because of the information arrives in silos.

I say “all energy is neutral” until directed. That is synthesized information. This is why I post songs in some of my posts. The FEELING or the energy is part of the information. This is also why  link back to old posts. It’s so you can see the lineage of what I have recently termed “the through line”.

I am trying to show you the field, rather than one item on the field. All those times I’ve stated, I never do anything for a single reason. It’s because I don’t. I don’t even have single thoughts.

I want to give you a real, relatable instance here.  My health! My doctor specifically told me he did not know what was wrong with me. He did not tell me he would try to find out.  I left his office, feeling wholly screwed.

After a friend encouraged me to try AI, I had no reason not to.  My method? I typed in all my symptoms. ALL of them… including those that did not make sense, or had been written off by my doctor. WHY? Because I knew the symptom were relates. They had to be!  They’re all occurring in one body!

So I made a crazy list of about thirty problems or happenings; things like bad reactions to drugs, and I hit SEND.  I immediately learned, the most likely tree trunk for these particular leaves is MCAS… which was quickly confirmed.

AI Corrects & Clarifies My Medical Diagnosis With Alacrity!

To better understand, consider my doctor’s method. Try this. Try this. Try this. Try this. Ignore the fact, I am reacting horribly to ALL the drugs. This is an example of siloed thinking.

Also, when I lost my ability to SPEAK, he sent me for an MRI (fair), and then another MRI with contrast (probably fair). When my brain scans are clear then I’m okay? Other than I can’t get words out of my mouth, that is. It must be the my fault??

I am one who tied this issue to a drug… and went off the drug, on my own, which fixed the problem. Getting the picture here?  These are different ways of being in the world.

My type of thinking is thought to be OG human OS. It’s a staggering concept.