Leadership Part 5: Thinking Critically about Leadership, the Physics, and Vector Theory

from Sonic Gravity · host Seeing the Universe Through the Eyes of a Madman

Enter my mind and see the interests and motives of human beings reduced to mathematical vector representation according to Leadership Vector Theory. While you are orbiting in Sonic Gravity, you will re-translate your own experiences in choosing between mutually exclusive options . . . between this relationship or that relationship . . . doing the thing we want to do, or doing the thing we think we should do . . . like two diverging mutually exclusive vectors and come to the realization that you are your choices and your vectors are more than the directions you choose to go, they are the physical manifestation of your identity--and then you will realize that you are the math in the mind of a madman.

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