Longitudinal Analysis of Leary's Psychology

Longitudinal Analysis of the Eight-Circuit Model of Consciousness
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The circuits of the 8-Circuit Model can only be activated in one particular order which depends on the sociotype[1] of the person whose cognitive circuits these are. Coincidentially, longitudinal analysis of femininity[2] has revealed eight strengths of persuasion as follows.

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we get to quantify the strength of declaration politically so that
P ⊨ d    means suggesting that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨ d   means imposing   that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨ d  means demanding  that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨⊨ d means coercing   that P ⊨ d

and generally so that
P ⊨² d    means trying to establish      that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨² d   means working to establish     that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨² d  means fighting to establish    that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨⊨² d means sacrificing to establish that P ⊨ d

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Let us restrict the persuasive strength of formal expression to these eight quantities of strength. Let us call these quantities the nonperformative strengths. This restriction is important because without it, it would be morally wrong to present the following definitions.

Performative politics:
P ⊨³ d    means suggesting that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨³ d   means imposing   that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨³ d  means demanding  that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨⊨³ d means coercing   that P ⊨ d

General performativity:
P ⊨⁴ d    means trying      to establish that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⁴ d   means working     to establish that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨⁴ d  means fighting    to establish that P ⊨ d
P ⊨⊨⊨⊨⁴ d means sacrificing to establish that P ⊨ d

If the strength of formal expression hadn't been restricted to the nonperformative quantities, reading the definitions above should have caused the reader not only to understand what the expression means but also to act accordingly, that is, to perform whatever the expression states. These expressions aren't presented with the intention that the reader performs what they state, but merely with the intention of facilitating thinking.

The Eight-Circuit Model of Consciousness does not include any performative circuits. All eight circuits of the Eight-Circuit Model of Consciousness are nonperformative in the sense that the activity of the circuit doesn't mean that a person always values that circuit. It only means that the person understands reality well enough in order to use this circuit as a criterion for making a decision.

Every circuit of the Eight-Circuit Model of Consciousness can be activated in a way that preserves innocence.

However, in order to activate all of these nonperformative circuits one has to experience sacrificing something.

Definition of innocence: No performative circuit can be intentionally activated in a way that preserves innocence unless it's activated in a good way.

Stupidity is bad because it works against the definition of innocence even though that's a necessary definition.

It is probable that there are eight performative circuits beyond the Eight-Circuit Model of Consciousness so that their structure somehow mirrors that of the Eight-Circuit Model of Consciousness.

[1] https://www.facebook.com/groups/1294091944029451/
[2] https://pastebin.com/qPCaGYuK