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I don't have much to add to your actual question, but there is something I'd like to bring up. This should have been your original post. What you originally asked -- including your followup "clarification" -- sounds suspiciously like a request that someone do all your work for you. To me, the reaction shows other monks thought the same way. Your Stream of Consciousness node, in contrast, makes it clear that you've put some thought and effort toward the goal, and are just looking for any further ideas. If you'd put this much effort into the OP, I believe you would have received a much better response. Sorry for the meta-discussion, but I thought it might be helpful to hear someone else's take on the situation.


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