The X-axis is posts/states of mind.
The Y-axis is the scale, from 1 to 10. Bad to good.
Each chart represents a waking day, as opposed to standard days.

Play along:
Make your numbers be known...
Experiment 3 - Data ...the graphs can go both ways you know...

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What is this all about?

Well, it starts with the idea that a day is a lot longer than we usually think. A lot can happen during a day. We can go through a lot during a day.
So right off the bat, I am feeling rushed for nothing. A day can seem so short.

And then there is the fact that I'm quite often not having a good time. Or I'm having a good time and then one bad thing turns the whole thing sour.
So there's another illusion. One thing off kilter and I'm ready to throw away the whole thing. Needlessly.

And finally, a lot of these bad things are probably not so bad. But time seems to go so fast and I never seem to be paying enough attention, and so it goes and goes and goes.
Now I'm taking a look at it all. Trying to see if I can tell what is really going on during my days. Seeing if any of my hunches are right.

...I thought there would be patterns, but the speed is picking up as it is slowing down. That is to say, taking a look is changing things. I am experiencing time more fully, (a day has never been so long), but the contour of life is changing more as I go. The speed of change is growing in actuality and potentiality. ... I don't even know what that means...

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