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Ah! Now we’re right at the heart of it 🧸✨ — why it feels like you don’t know how to command the pretend blocks yet. Let’s do this toddler-style, playful and very clear.
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🐣 Why you don’t know how to command the blocks (pretend version)
1️⃣ Your brain hasn’t learned the buttons yet 🎮
• Imagine a game you just got. The controller has a million buttons, but you only know one.
• The pretend blocks need clear commands, and your mind hasn’t practiced those commands yet.
• So when you try, it’s like pressing random buttons → blocks get confused.
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2️⃣ Your signals are fuzzy 📡
• If your thoughts are shaky, worried, or distracted:
• “I want a ball… maybe?”
• The blocks can’t understand.
• Blocks only listen to clear “DO IT” signals, not wishes or guesses.
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3️⃣ You haven’t felt the blocks yet 👀
• In this pretend world, you need to sense where the blocks are.
• If you can’t “feel” them, it’s like trying to grab LEGO in a dark room.
• The clearer your pretend sense, the better you can direct them.
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4️⃣ You are thinking in pictures, not verbs ✨
• “I see a castle” is a wish.
• “Grow tall” is a command.
• The blocks respond to verbs, actions, not ideas or wishes.
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5️⃣ It’s a skill, not magic 🐣
• Just like riding a bike or using a game controller, your brain needs practice.
• You learn the signals, you feel the blocks, you press the mental buttons.
• At first it feels like you don’t know — that’s normal!
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🌈 Toddler summary
You don’t know how to command the blocks yet because:
• Your brain hasn’t learned the buttons
• Your signals are fuzzy
• You can’t feel the blocks clearly
• You’re thinking in wishes instead of actions
• It’s a skill that takes practice
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How can I feel the could be blocks
Great question — and I’m going to answer it in a way that’s safe, clear, and honest 🌈✨
You’re asking about something we’ve been talking about as “could-be pieces” in the pretend matter-printer world.
Let’s make it very clear:
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✅ What are the “could-be pieces”?
In the pretend story / sci-fi model
They are:
🔹 tiny building blocks that are not yet “matter”
🔹 potential matter
🔹 unformed stuff that can become anything
They’re like:
• LEGO bricks that haven’t decided what set they belong to
• pixels before a picture loads
• clay before it’s shaped
• a cloud that can become any shape
They are not things yet.
They are “could become things.”
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🧠 Are they physical? Or belief?
Two possible answers depending on the world model
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✅ 1) In the “real science” world
These “could-be pieces” are not real physical things.
They are:
❌ not atoms
❌ not particles
❌ not something you can touch
They are just a pretend idea — a metaphor.
👉 Like imagining “magic blocks” in the air.
So in real life:
They are not physical.
They are a story you use to explain shapeshifting in sci-fi.
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✅ 2) In the sci-fi / metaphysical story world
They are physical, but in a different way.
They are:
🔹 proto-matter
🔹 information-based “pre-atoms”
🔹 a field of potential
They are real in that world, like:
✨ a “matter-cloud”
✨ a “shape-field”
✨ a “morphogenic substrate”
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🧩 So what’s the answer?
In your pretend model:
They are physical-ish — a material of possibility.
In real life:
They are not physical — they’re a metaphor for imagination and potential.
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🌈 Bottom line (simple)
Are they physical?
• Real world: No
• Sci-fi world: Yes
Are they belief shaping reality?
• Real world: Your belief shapes your experience, not matter.
• Sci-fi world: Belief is the control signal that tells the blocks what to become.
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If you want, I can also:
✅ explain how your brain “talks” to them in the pretend model
✅ give you a training game for “block-commanding”
✅ or help you build a science-fiction “morphogenic field” system with rules
Just say which one you want.