Quote from gucci:
Hi, Neoxx,
hang in there. Go to the futures thread and read it until you puke.
Just do not give up. Read Doidge. It is an interesting read by the way. All you'll ever need is in the market. Actually you do not need anybody's help to succeed on your journey... I'm sure, Jack didn't mean it the way he expressed it. Or he just wanted to speed up your progress. On a side note we should never forget, that market knows much more then Jack or anybody else.
Thanks for the words of support, Gucci, but I'm still as committed and motivated as ever.
Here's the background to this thread. After accidentally stumbling on some posts by Jack, and doing further reading, I soon glimpsed the terrific potential of SCT. I was incredulous that instead of being accepted with open arms, the theories were slammed from pillar to post. I also felt that some of the concepts hadn't been given the clarity of exposition they deserved (despite enormous efforts from very generous individuals). This could make the material much more accessible, thereby lowering barriers to entry, reaching a larger effective audience, and effecting
real change. I sent Jack a PM, offering to help spread the message, albeit in a more direct fashion.
The PM went unanswered, and like many newcomers, I divided my time between the Futures journal and the Iterative Refinement thread. In response to some posted logs, I received an unexpected and unsolicited offer of help from Jack. He offered to help me with the logging process, but in a public forum, so that, presumably, many more people could benefit. My acceptance gave birth to what would become the 'bootcamp'.
I can fully understand why Jack has given up on the thread. In terms of objective results, he has so far achieved a very poor return on investment of a valuable resource, his time. What's more, I believe the constant repetition of material, technical difficulties with attachments, and the unremitting harrassment from the pack of detractors, whose howls have crescendoed at the sight of a lamb for the slaughter, have all contributed to shifting Jack from a parasympathetic modus, to the much decried sympathetic one. Which is perfectly reasonable. After all, everyone has their limits.
My confidence, passion and drive have emerged from the rubble unscathed, and I intend to continue this journey to it's very end.
Thanks again,
Neo