Я загрузил 20 книг о желаниях в ИИ и получил настоящую инструкцию исполнения!

1.6.781 words, 20 books, 128 years. Zeland, Godert, Murphy, Napoleon Hills and a dozen and a half more authors. Some you know, and some you don't even know. I loaded them all into artificial intelligence and compared them with each other. I was looking for something simple. What do they have in common? What is the general

pattern? If all these practices really work, then there must be some general rule that we can apply to realize our desires. And this is what I found. There is indeed something in common , but there is less of it than it seems. That's not the main thing. The main thing is that on the most

important issues the authors generally contradict each other. And one thing that the best-selling book in this genre teaches turns out to be just plain fictitious. I'm still shocked how they could publish this book without checking this fact. Why did I need all this? I am a person who has gone through all of

this myself, read Zelenda, Godard, Florenschins, did visualization, entered into a state, wrote down my goals on paper. And some things actually worked, and some didn't. And why is unclear. And you know what made me angry at some point? That each book says something different. One says: "Do detailed visualization." Another one says, "Don't

try to visualize your picture." One says that we need to apply willpower to achieve our dreams. Another says that willpower only kills your desire, and everyone thinks and is sure that he is right. So I decided to figure it out, not to retell another book, but to take them all at once and see where they

converge and where they diverge. For some reason, no one does this. Everyone is taking apart the authors one by one. So, do these twenty authors have anything in common? Yes, of course there are, but not as many as it seems at first glance. There are only four principles that can be found in all