Austin Wheeler Mindspeak

3 Types of Real Estate

physical real estate

Property/ land/ buildings

business real estate

Wall Street stock

digital real estate

Domain names

physical real estate
Property/ land/ buildings are a decent investment, but there are many properties in a geographic vicinity (not truly unique) & monopolizing this type of investment is expensive. The housing-bust across the US makes this option look worse [...]

September 20th, 2008 | Tags: AvLW, Domaining, Information Economy, Logic, Money, Timeless Domain | Category: Austin v.L. Wheeler, Domaining, Events, Information Economy, Internet, Logic, Philosophy, Uncategorized | Comments (1)

Emotion’s Life reasoning system
6/13/2006

Emotions
- Towards stimuli/ experiences builds when they have a flowing consistency & people analyze them.
- Get their attention and then keep it with good flow
- Emotions are the connective relationship b/w stimuli
- OR is it the deductive reasoning system (have to follow people’s emotions to keep their interest in the flow.  They [...]

August 31st, 2007 | Tags: AvLW, Interactive, Logic, Theories | Category: Austin v.L. Wheeler, Emotion, Logic, Re-focusing Conditioned Relationships, Reasoning, Stimulus Intensity Developement, The Book, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

From A conversation By: Victor & Austin
On: 5/20/06

Expectation vs. Anticipation
High expectation (from repeating a specified stimulus) = high anticipation of the person to experience that stimulus.  High expectations only occur when the stimulus has only been experiences a few times.  Eventually they become desensitized and grow to expect a response to a stimulus.  This expectation [...]

August 31st, 2007 | Tags: AvLW, Interactive, Logic, Theories | Category: Austin v.L. Wheeler, Logic, Re-focusing Conditioned Relationships, Stimulus Intensity Developement, The Book, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

A different way to re-focus on conditioned stimuli
WRITTEN: 4/20/06

Would you believe that everyone’s perception of a stimulus is always the same(in intensity), but they get bored and with it from time,but it actually has the same effect on them.
Is there a different way to represent these conditioned stimulus’s in slightly different “light” so that people [...]

August 31st, 2007 | Tags: AvLW, Interactive, Logic, Theories | Category: Austin v.L. Wheeler, Re-focusing Conditioned Relationships, Stimulus Intensity Developement, The Book, Uncategorized | Leave a comment