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The "Art-Code" Problem Solving Method

   This is a process that I, Mr. Black, invented (Praise God). Since I'm giving this away virtually for free, I'm going to leave it somewhat sketch and just copy directly from my notes from the day I thought of it. I'm nice enough, after all, to write it down for free. Don't expect me to teach it to you perfectly, then, when this is the kind of information which should cost money.
   Art-Code Problem-Solving Method
Organized principles- time sharing-pass the ball, contrasting ideas, systematic thinking, balance of creativity/art and facts, leader/follower, hierarchy, artforms limited to 2 at a time, balance of objects (variety), time limit?  Decide topic and artforms, present objects, chance strategies- drawing word cards, drawing a CD.
Beforehand, pray for a solution
1] State the problem and possible consequences
   -all related concepts involved
2] Epic brainstorm
   -possible solutions, how to work out through art (further solve), how to use the objects, other art pieces and songs related, related fields and concepts
3] Work out through Art-code performance/ composition  [improvised?]
4] Debate possible solutions gleaned/ or debate which team has better art solution
   -could include mock trial with leader or judge
  -  include "past cases"
5] Act out the solution (work of art) as decided on by the leader (performance of the composition)
6] Write down and archive the session and findings
    -could be used in future "cases"
7]  Pray to thank God

Applications- remote viewing, historical problems, medical diagnostics, a team game itself, football strategery, business, creative writing, theology and apologetics, societal problems, personal problems, search and rescue, theatrical improv, arbitration/dispute settlement, negotiation, bible study, scientific problems, cosmic problems, information recovery, legal theories, crime investigation, military strategery, supernatural investigation, art interpretation, combining ideas across disciplines, societal problems, political campaign strategery
state the problem in subject/answer counterpoint
could be worked as a "problem solving business"

kinks in the process-
specialized areas (like medical) seem to require licensed oversight or research protocols

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