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Conceptspace Wikia

## Welcome to the ConceptSpace Wiki

*"I think the best question is, "Is there anything I can do to make my whole life and my whole mental process work better?" And I would say that developing the habit of mastering the multiple models which underlie reality is the best thing you can do...It's just so much fun and it works so well."* -Charlie Munger

This wiki is an attempt to build up what Munger refers to as "a latticework of mental models." The problem with simple lists of models is that the lack of cross references fails to cement the understanding. The hyperlinks on TvTropes makes the concepts more fun and interesting to investigate. Ideally, this wiki would become TvTropes for non-fiction.

The top level index is: List of Lists of Concepts

See also Contributor Guidelines and an Example Page.

Current test heuristic for wiki exploration: Find a concept you already understand and click the links on that page to the concepts you've never heard of. Have a suggestion for a better heuristic after trying this? Great! Feedback and suggestions are much appreciated and can be posted to the General Discussion Board. Or try a Random Page.

Where did the content on this wiki come from?

A large variety of material informed the creation of the pages here. Perhaps this sort of project owes the most to George Polya, whose *How to Solve It* introduced generations of readers to the idea of systematically improving their repertoire of problem solving concepts. The aforementioned Charlie Munger provides the motivating/framing metaphor for the wiki itself. Concepts are drawn from Munger, spread throughout his books and speeches. Similar thinkers like Ray Dalio in his *Principles* in which he discusses several hundred mental models, problem solving approaches, and stances. The works of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky on various categories of thinking errors. The works of Philip Tetlock and the literature on forecasting principles. The research of Douglas Englebart and Richard Hamming who did revolutionary work at Bell Labs and expounded on the need for exploration of concept space. Alfred Whitehead, who explicitly discusses concepts and concept formation in his *Modes of Thought* as well as bits and pieces from many other analytical philosophers, especially Quine*.* Many posts by various people on LessWrong and associated blogs, as well as the Center for Applied Rationality. The work of Alfred Korzybski, Robert Kegan, Douglas Hofstadter, George Lakoff, and innumerable others.

And of course Richard Feynman, who made exploring concepts fun.

*"If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."*
Open mode vs. Closed mode

*"Creativity is not a talent; it's a way of operating."* -John Cleese

Open and Closed mode are an idea that arose during creativity research to explain the cluster of behaviors seen in highly creative individuals.

The open mode is marked by relaxation, curiosity, playfulness. The closed mode is marked by rigidity, focus, and goal orientation. Each is necessary for optimal functioning, but because each requires certain factors to function well, trying to switch rapidly between them does not work.

Factors contributing to open mode:

Time and space boundedness: related to psychological safety, a specific time limit and area that will not be invaded allows the necessary relaxation to occur.

Negative capability: the ability to play with a problem, rather than jumping on the first solution that comes along due to ambiguity aversion, is a trainable skill with practice.

Confidence and humor: the ability to try strange and unserious ideas in pursuit of understanding the problem more fully. Humor rapidly puts us in the open mode.

Open mode is not ideal for executing on a solution once found, for that we want closed mode.

Factors contributing to closed mode:

Having an extremely clear plan: closed mode hates ambiguity, and only has a limited ability to deal with obstacles. Another formulation of open and closed mode is that open mode charts the course and closed mode actually travels it. Do not navigate closed mode into the woods.

Time pressure: similar to time boundedness with open mode, but driving a very different intuition. Remember how your thinking changes when you had a paper due the next day and it is already 1am.

Tight feedback loops: closed mode loves progress bars, deliberate practice, flow states. Video games are often designed as a superstimulus for closed mode (speedrunning includes open mode exploration of paths, and closed mode execution, making the hobby highly addicting.)
Self care checklist

In the past day have I:

* Set any intentions for myself

* Drunk enough water
* Eaten enough to feel satiated but not full
* Slept enough to feel rested
* Taken any indicated medication
* Taken a shower
* Brushed my teeth and flossed
* Stretched
* Raised my heart rate
* Read something
* Written or created something
* Taken a time out and been present with myself

In the past week have I:

* Taken one full day off
* Processed undigested experiences and emotions

* Visited or spoken with friends/family
* Made small improvements to my living arrangements
* Engaged in an activity I enjoy
* Made progress on a project I care about
* Helped someone out with their problems
* Reviewed my habits and intentions
* Experienced gratitude

In the past month have I:

* Tried something new
* Enjoyed an indulgence
* Spent time in nature
* Taken a break from an addiction
* Gotten more self care done than the previous month
Anchoring and Adjustment

Anchoring and Adjustment is a term used to refer to the way people form beliefs as well as usually referencing the common errors in this process as documented by Kahnemen and Tversky, as well as being one of the primary subjects in Philip Tetlock's *Superforecasting.*

Anchoring refers to the initial belief about some value. People often incorrectly anchor on

* Examples that came first
* Examples that are more easily remembered
* Examples used by high status people
* Examples related to current emotional state
* Examples that support the desired conclusion (related to writing the bottom line first)

And others. In contrast, correct anchoring is done via reference class forecasting to establish a base rate for the phenomenon.

Adjustment is the process by which the initial anchor value is modified to account for new data. People adjust incorrectly when they

* Ignore new evidence that conflicts with older evidence
* Make only very large or only very tiny adjustments
* Double count evidence (see: Consilience)
* Fail to update on mundane things like the passage of time as the date of a prediction draws closer

And others.
Contributor Guidelines

The idea of ConceptSpace is not simply to reproduce wikipedia style articles which already exist for many of the concepts here. The main focus is on crosslinks. Pages should try to include at least 3 links to other ConceptSpace wiki pages. Adding new connections between pages is also appreciated.

Therefore, lists of concepts should not become exhaustive. The idea is not to catalogue every domain specific concept but to focus only on those high level concepts that have broad applicability. For example, the list of cognitive biases should not aim to reproduce the list as it exists on wikipedia but rather to focus on a few high level categories of biases and relate them to other concepts with short, simple descriptions.

Another focus is on usefulness. Pages should, whenever possible, include multiple examples from the real world. Even better if the example is from a domain outside the domain the concept originated in. A prediction concept applied to group rationality is more interesting than a straightforward prediction example.

Perhaps most importantly, the pages here should be interesting and fun to read. Lots of dry technical explanations already exist. For more ideas on how to optimize the wiki for useful-and-interestingness check out the pedagogical concept list.

Most of the pages on this wiki need:

* more crosslinks to other concepts
* relevant quotes
* relevant examples
* illustrations
* edits for readability, coherence, and grammar
Critical Path

The critical path of a project is the longest chain of non-parallelizable tasks in terms of total time taken for completion. Other tasks may have dependencies, prerequisites, or exhibit 'total float', which indicates that they can occur at any time without delaying the rest of the project. Tasks on the critical path, however, will likely determine the overall flow of the project. The critical path can therefore be regarded as an upstream constraint. Related to the ideas of rapid prototyping and key assumption analysis, once the critical path has been identified a cheap way to test the 'weakest link' in the chain is desirable.
List of Psychotherapy Concepts

* Archetype
* Attention
* Big five personality traits
* Confabulation
* Exposure
* Hedonic adaptation
* Justifiability
* Liking vs wanting
* Limiting Belief
* Locus of control
* Meaning threat
* Medicalization
* Mental state transitions
* Moral Foundations theory
* Perceptual backdriving
* Psychological safety
* Reframing
* Resonance
* Semantic prompts
* Spaciousness
* Stimulus-Response Gap
* Subject-object distinction
* Thinking at the edge
* Time orientation
* Trigger
* Unblending
Key Assumptions

Key assumptions are generally tacit (which is to say, nonexplicit) assumptions that underlie a causal model and are essential to that causal model making good predictions. Research work by CIA analysts indicated that key assumptions had a base rate of turning out to be wrong 25% of the time. As most models contain several key assumptions, we begin to see why having multiple working hypotheses and having plans be robust to model uncertainty plays such a big role in accurate prediction.

Some examples of prompts that help generate potential key assumptions are the so called journalist questions: who, what, where, why, how, and when? As well as generating 'absolute' statements about the model, using words such as always, never, can't, must, all, none, etc.
Problem-heuristic Fit

Problem-heuristic fit refers to how well a given problem solving strategy fits a particular problem. On the good side, this ranges from heuristics specifically designed for a problem domain to novel ways of applying heuristics to unexpected domains. Poor problem-heuristic fit is the notion communicated by the aphorism "When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail." Also related to Searching Under the Streetlamp and Bikeshedding. In programming, analysis of problem-heuristic fit is related to Big-O notation.

Examples:
List of Business Analysis Concepts

"*I’m a great believer in solving hard problems by using a checklist. You need to get all the likely and unlikely answers before you; otherwise it’s easy to miss something important."* -Charlie Munger

* Average Decision Quality
* BATNA
* Critical path
* Distance from Reality
* Gervais Principle
* Goodheart's Law
* Group Performance
* Hawthorne Effect
* Key Uncertainties
* Lost Purposes
* Moat
* Opportunity Cost/Realized Cost Symmetry
* Parkinson's Law
* Peter Principle
* Proactive vs Reactive State
* Proxy Measures
* Pygmalion Effect
* RAPID capital allocation framework
* RISK Framework
* Scenario Planning
* Systems Thinking
* Theory of Constraints
List of General Semantics Concepts

This is a list of semantic errors that lead to miscommunication and/or indicate confusions about map/territory distinctions.

* Cause and effect assumptions
* Comparative deletions
* Dualisms
* False equivalence
* Lost performative
* Mind reading fallacy
* Modal operators
* Nominalization
* Presuppositions
* Multiordinality
* Salient metaphor
* Simple deletions
* Static descriptions

* Universal quantifiers
* Unspecified reference
* Unspecified verbs
* Zero-sum assertion
Useful Search Methods

This is a list of characteristics present across many useful search methods, and often serve as a good starting point in completely novel problem domains.

* connotation explosion
* expertise search
* invariants
* inversion
* key word map
* noise injection
* reference class search
* schemafication
* symmetry/asymmetry
* taxonomy generation
List of Rationality Concepts

This list is so named for drawing its concepts from the rationality community i.e. LessWrong, CFAR, Slate Star Codex, and the related blogosphere.

* 5 Second Skills
* Agency
* Attention Triage
* Bingo Card Fallacy
* Bugs vs Errors
* Can't Bullshit Yourself
* Chesterton Fence
* Command Mode
* Complexity Penalty
* Conservation of tribalism
* Curiosity Stopper
* Dangling Pointer
* Dependency Hell
* Endorse on Reflection
* Fermi Modeling
* Fundamental Question of Rationality
* Hamming Question
* Humans are not Automatically Strategic
* Increasing Marginal Utility of Attention
* Inner Simulator
* Instrumental/Terminal Values
* Law of Equal and Opposite Advice
* Making Beliefs Load Bearing
* Mental Habits are Procedural
* Offline Training
* Price Dike
* Priviledging the Hypothesis
* Problem-Heuristic fit
* Proving Too Much
* Red Circling
* Schelling Fence
* Signaling/Countersignaling/Meta Contrarianism
* Stealing Cheat Codes
* System 1 Can't do Math
* Taboo Words
* Ugh Field
* Urge Propagation
* Valley of Bad X
Prototype Page

"*Once you understand business models you can then start prototyping business models just like you prototype products." -*Alexander Osterwalder

The concept of a prototype is a cheap test of several of the key assumptions of an idea. A prototype succeeds when it demonstrates the essential characteristics of the idea, capturing the aspects that are crucial for the final idea to succeed. The super soaker prototype to the right was a test of the key idea of a hand pump to pressurize the water.

Rapid prototyping refers to having a mentality of looking for ways to get quick prototypes out the door, even when they don't perfectly match the desired use case. The idea is that many small test cases iterated through quickly will map the space more efficiently than preparing a single large test. The super soaker prototype, for example, was constructed with off the shelf components rather than anything that needed to be custom built.
Limiting Belief

*"Once when the elephant was very young, it was tied to a pole. Naturally, it didn’t like that and tried to escape, but try as it might, the rope and the pole were too strong for it. And so it learns that it can not break the rope. When it grows older it remains standing in the same place."*

A limiting belief is a belief in one's own capabilities that may or may not be accurate.

Common types of limiting beliefs:

Hopelessness - related to the static world fallacy, it is impossible for you to change.

Helplessness - change is possible, but the prerequisites are inaccessible to you in particular.

Worthlessness - change is possible and accessible, but you are not worthy of the fruits of this change.
Melinda Djokovic

**Melinda Mae Djokovic** was born on August 2, 1960, in Tampa, Florida.

## Family

* Gerard Djokovic (*husband*)
* Aaryn Djokovic (*daughter*)
* Abigail Djokovic (*daughter*)
* Adeline Djokovic (*daughter*)
* Alexia Djokovic (*daughter*)
* Ariana Djokovic (*daughter*)

## Powers and Abilities

**Impenetrable Mind:** Melinda's mind is completely immune to and unaffected by any type of supernatural ability that manipulates or affects the mind. She possesses a sort of psychic shield in her mind that is impenetrable to even the most powerful of psychics. She cannot shut down this shield, so this ability is subconsciously activated. She can "feel" when another individual is attempting to use their telepathic power on her, although she cannot tell who they are or what they are trying to do to her.
List of Useful Checklists

* bottleneck analysis checklist
* brainstorming checklist
* charisma/persuasion checklist
* deliberate practice checklist
* emotional state shift checklist
* experimental checklist
* first aid checklist
* key consideration checklist
* planning checklist
* psychological safety checklist
* reference class modeling checklist
* searching checklist
* self care checklist
Aether Variable

An Aether Variable is a parameter in a model that all the uncertainty in the model gets shoved into to make the rest of the model appear neat and orderly. It is named after the proposed phenomenon of aether to explain the behavior of light in physics models prior to the emergence of quantum mechanics.
Lost Purposes

Lost purposes is the idea that the incentives at a particular level of organization are distorted by the translation layers they must pass through. In the traditional view of a corporation, for instance, the CEO has contact with reality and makes decisions based on their understanding of that reality. These decisions then trickle down through executive managers, middle managers, to various departments. At each stage in the process the decisions are translated by someone who has progressively less contact with the reasons for making the decision in the first place, and are likely to introduce errors and side effects (related: distance from reality). This phenomenon is captured well by the game of Telephone . Even worse, the CEO often has different incentives from the shareholders to begin with. More generally, the fact that different actors within an organization have different understandings and goals is helpful when analysing failures or potential failures. This is one of the key ideas behind the Peter Principle and the Gervais Principle. In negotiation it leads to analysis of the BATNA to predict defection.
Problem Formulation

*"If a problem seems too hard, the formulation is probably wrong."* -David Chapman

Often when working our way through a problem we become stuck. Getting unstuck can just be a matter of applying the right tool/concept/idea to it, but sometimes this gets us nowhere. In these cases it is worth examining the structure of the problem formulation itself. This often gives us more options than just trying different answer generators because our problem formulation has more degrees of freedom than our tools do.

Some common ways of permuting problem formulations:

* Ontological rotation involves changing which linkages you draw between nodes and thus which things cluster neatly.
* Metaphorical rotation involves importing intuitions about causality from another domain.
* Reductionist rotation is to separate out differing subsets of the problem for recursive rotation.
* Connotation rotation involves changing the way the problem is represented in language/visually/emotionally.
* Back chain rotation is checking whether our problem representation is making the same sorts of distinctions a useful answer would make.
* Forward chain rotation is checking all the affordances we currently have with the problem space.
* Reference class (outside view) rotation is checking what other things have happened in the world that look like our problem or expected answer and seeing what worked there.
* Gestalt rotation is to ask what things surround our problem, what things cause it, what things does it cause? Are those assumptions valid?
* Constraint rotation is pretending a part of our problem doesn't exist and rotating the rest separately.
* Key Assumption rotation asks if there are any cheap tests that would disconfirm parts of our current problem model.
* Pedagogical rotation involves explaining the problem to a child such that we notice that our own understanding of the problem is incomplete. (forced frame-by-frame)
* Napkin math rotation involves finding the upper and lower bounds of constraints, even if we don't know exactly what they are.
* Inversion rotation is inducing a figure ground rotation in part of the problem. Try drawing the causal arrows the other way, or swapping content and context, or seeing if something remains true despite being reversed.

* Curiosity rotation is finding the part of the problem that seems alive. Invert to wonder why other parts seem dead.

* Coherence rotation asks how the existence of the problem is helping satisfy other needs.
* Taboo rotation involves asking which parts of the problem are off limits and why.
* Modal rotation is picking popular styles of reasoning or personalities and asking how they would approach the problem.
* Taxonomization is trying to divide the problem and seeing which natural categories arise.
Episodul 108

**"¿Un nuevo amor?, sobre ruedas"** este cel de al 108-lea episod al al seriei Soy Luna și al 28-lea episod din sezonul 2 . Premierea acestui episod a avut loc în America Latină a avut loc pe data de 24 mai 2017.

## Lista personajelor

Lista personajelor prezente în acest episod:

* Karol Sevilla - Luna Valente
* Valentina Zenere - Ámbar Smith
* Michael Ronda - Simón Álvarez
* Malena Ratner - Delfina
* Agustín Bernasconi - Gastón Perida
* Katja Martínez - Jazmín Gorjesi
* Ana Jara - Jim
* Jorge López - Ramiro
* Chiara Parravicini - Yam
* Gastón Vietto - Pedro
* Lionel Ferro - Nicolás
* Carolina Kopelioff - Nina Simonetti
* Luz Cipriota - Tamara
* Lucila Gandolfo - Sharon Benson
* David Muri - Miguel Valente
* Ana Carolina Valsagna - Mónica Valente
* Diego Sassi Alcalá - Tino Alcaraz
* Germán Tripel - Cato Alcoba
* Ezequiel Rodríguez - Ricardo Simonetti
* Antonella Querzoli - Amanda
* Caro Ibarra - Ana
* Paula Kohan - Mora Barza

## Coloana sonoră

* Alas (tema de început)
Elexis Burnbridge

**Elexis "Lexi" Josephine Burnbridge** was born on August 30, 2000, in Toledo, Ohio.

## Family

* Joseph Burnbridge (*father*)
* Kelly Burnbridge (*mother*)
* Ethan Burnbridge (*twin brother*)
* Emersyn Burnbridge (*younger sister*)

## Powers and Abilities

**Disintegration:** Lexi has the ability to cause solid matter to disintegrate into decomposed matter within seconds with just a touch. She does so by breaking the chemical bonds holding the molecules of the matter together. The limits of this ability are unknown.
List of Motivation Concepts

* Activation Energy
* Can't Bullshit Yourself
* Carrot and Stick
* Decision Fatigue
* Distraction Log
* Feedback loop delay
* Flow State
* Focused Grit
* Goal Progress vs Goal Commitment
* Hamming Question
* Hedonic Treadmill
* Identity Consistency Effect
* Increasing Marginal Utility of Attention
* Moral Licensing
* Motivation Equation
* Next Action
* Paralysis by Analysis
* Power-Law World
* Self Care Checklist
* SMART goals
* Trigger Action
* Trivial Inconveniences
* Vitamins vs Painkillers
Abigail Djokovic

**Abigail "Abby" Angeline Djokovic** was born on May 25, 1998, in Jacksonville, Florida.

## Family

* Gerard Djokovic (*father*)
* Melinda Djokovic (*mother*)
* Aaryn Djokovic (*quintuplet sister*)
* Adeline Djokovic (*quintuplet sister*)
* Alexia Djokovic (*quintuplet sister*)
* Ariana Djokovic (*quintuplet sister*)

## Powers and Abilities

**Illusion Casting:** Abby possesses the ability to make others see and experience things that are not actually happening. She can use this ability on large crowds of people or individual people within the crowds. She is able to directly control what others see and make them see whatever she wants them to, or she can project vague images into the minds of others, such as making them see their greatest fear so each person will see whatever they fear the most. She also is able to cause others to become delusional, not actually seeing things that are not there but believing things that are not true as well. For example, she can cause others to believe that someone is lying to them, even when they are not being lied to. She project doubt into the minds of others while using her power to make her illusions or delusions more believable.
Teleporter

Обыкновенный телепорт, перемещает игрока в точку обозначенную Location marker, имеет интерфейс для установки маркера, потребляет энергию.

После установки маркера телепорт начнет накопление энергии (на 2 перемещения), появятся координаты точки перемещения и требуемое количество энергии.

Для перемещения становимся на телепорт и нажимаем "пробел" (прыжок).

Для перемещения требуется только исходящий телепорт.
North Leeds Primary Academy

North Leeds Primary Academy is a school featured prominently at the beginning of Remy The Roaster. It is known for being the school at which Remy attends 5th grade (although it is not mentioned whether Remy attended it prior to 5th grade). The school serves as the primary location for Chapter 1: Remy The Roaster Goes To School and multiple events take place at it, such as Mr Simone's Woodcraft lesson and the drowning of Remy in a bidet in the school toilets.

Other characters are known to have attended this school, including Bert, Murray Finch and possibly Remy's Primary School Friends. Mr Simone was also temporarily a teacher of Woodcraft at North Leeds Primary Academy (although he resigned to pursue an full-time career as a Secret Detective).

## Behind The Scenes

North Leeds Primary Academy was founded during the mid 19th century by a priest called Julius Sawyer who is now dead. Nowadays, it is infamous for being the school that once employed Garibaldi Whetman -a now-convicted rapist- as headmaster in the early 60s. Despite this, the school manages to maintain decent OFSTED reports and has been rated 100 in the top 100 schools in the Leeds county.

In late 2013, North Leeds Primary Academy was bombed by Islamic State terrorists, destroying the entire west wing and a majority of the lacrosse court.
Episodul 192

**"Episodul 192"** este cel de al 192-lea episod al al seriei Soy Luna și cel de al 32-lea episod din sezonul 3 . Premierea acestui episod a avut loc în America Latină a avut loc pe data de 10 iulie 2018.

## Lista personajelor

Lista personajelor prezente în acest episod:

* Karol Sevilla - Luna Valente
* Valentina Zenere - Ámbar Smith
* Michael Ronda - Simón Álvarez
* Malena Ratner - Delfina
* Agustín Bernasconi - Gastón Perida
* Katja Martínez - Jazmín Gorjesi
* Ana Jara - Jim
* Jorge López - Ramiro
* Chiara Parravicini - Yam
* Gastón Vietto - Pedro
* Lionel Ferro - Nicolás
* Carolina Kopelioff - Nina Simonetti
* Luz Cipriota - Tamara
* Lucila Gandolfo - Sharon Benson
* David Muri - Miguel Valente
* Ana Carolina Valsagna - Mónica Valente
* Diego Sassi Alcalá - Tino Alcaraz
* Germán Tripel - Cato Alcoba
* Ezequiel Rodríguez - Ricardo Simonetti
* Antonella Querzoli - Amanda
* Caro Ibarra - Ana
* Paula Kohan - Mora Barza

## Coloana sonoră

* Alas (tema de început)
Chop-And-Go Panini

The Chop-And-Go Panini is a 'on the go snack' that can be exclusively purchased for only a shilling at The Dirty Inuit's Store. Remy buys the biggest one in part one of Remy The Roaster: Origins.

## Behind The Scenes

The Chop-And-Go Panini is the starchiest panini commercially available, consisting of freshly baked panini bread and mashed potato.

During the years of the Chop-And-Go LTD's founding, Remy sued them for including a sweet potato in his order. Luckily it was just a prank.
Tillmans

Tillmans is a vast multinational corporate empire that plays a large part in the story of Remy The Roaster and mostly serves as the primary 'evil corporation'.

## Tillmans Authorities

There have been many figures of power and authority in the Tillmans Empire throughout the events of Remy The Roaster, most of these have been either superseded or murdered.

* Lily
* Bargola
* Chow Peng
List of Economics Concepts

* 80:20 rule
* Ammortization
* Arbitrage
* Certainty effect
* Comparative advantage
* Cost benefit analysis
* Critical thresholds in nonlinear systems
* Efficient markets
* Elasticity
* Exchange rates
* Externalities
* Frictional costs
* Human Capital
* Hedging
* Information asymmetry
* Kakonomics
* Marginal Thinking
* Money
* Moral hazard
* Net present value
* Opportunity cost
* Option Value
* Pareto improvement
* Path dependence
* Principal agent problem/Lost purposes
* Production-possibility frontier
* Risk-return frontier
* Regression to the mean
* Risk tolerance
* Shapley value marginal contribution payoff scheme
* Stated and revealed preference
* Tragedy of the commons
* Value of information
* Variance
Dorset

Dorset is a ripe, beautiful landscape where dreams can come true. In Remy The Roaster: Origins, Remy travels to Dorset on the bus, but quickly becomes distracted by his hunger pangs and nips off into the Inuit Man's Shop within about 5 minutes of riding the bus.

It is unknown why Remy was travelling to Dorset in the first place. Perhaps it was to see a relative or a friend.

## Behind The Scenes

The first human visitors to Dorset were Jew hunters, from around 8000 BC. The first permanent Jewish settlers appeared around 3000 BC and were responsible for the creation of the Dorset Circus, a 10.5-kilometre (6.5 mi) monument for ritual or ceremonial purposes. From 2800 BC onwards Bronze Age hunters cleared Dorset's woodlands for agricultural use and Dorset's brand new sewage plant. The grasslands provided a location for numerous round barrows and football stadiums. During the Iron Age, the British tribe known as the 'Likely Lads' established a series of hill forts across the county—most Jewish forts where savagely burnt down by the hunters. How tragic.
Penelope's Violin

Penelope's violin is an instrument which belongs to Penelope and holds great sentimental value with her, having had it since she was a small child. It is made from solid bronze.

In Remy The Roaster: Origins, Penelope is revealed to play her violin while Remy brushes his hair and teeth every morning, much to Remy's annoyance. Penelope also used her violin to destroy a kettle that Remy owned at some point, owing to Remy's enthusiasm upon encountering the Omniplex Dickbag Kettle in the Inuit Man's shop.
Remy The Roaster

### Relatives

Penelope Roaster (Sister), Staney Simone (Adoptive Father), Uncle Garrick (Uncle)

### Affiliations

The Secret Team of Detectives, The Remy Rangers

### First Appearance

Chapter 1: Remy The Roaster Goes To School

### Current Status

Alive

Remy is the protagonist of such literary works of art as Remy The Roaster and the Remy The Roaster: Origins and usually appears as a young boy with an upbeat and often boisterous attitude. Remy is often known for his outgoing and adventurous nature, which has got him into countless scrapes and misadventures.

Throughout the story, one thing is always constant, Remy wants to be a chef and live up to his name 'Roaster' by creating top notch food for the whole world to admire. Remy first discovered this passion whilst being drowned in a bidet in Chapter 1 by Bert and it has stuck with him ever since. Cooking is Remy's destiny.

## Remy The Roaster: Origins

In Remy's first literary appearance (taking place some time after the events of the prequel Remy The Roaster), he appears as a middle-aged man with a hefty passion for cooking and food, having earned himself the impressive title of 'Roaster'.

Remy is also seen to be a man of routine, brushing his teeth and hair at precisely the same time every single day, as well as tending to his allotment

## Quotes

* *"I will be using this to smash in the teacher's headlamps." (To Murray Finch, while instigating a prank)*

## Behind The Scenes

Remy's name and character traits could have been inspired by many other cultural icons, such as a rat, a pornstar and a French professional footballer who plays for English club Chelsea and the France national team, primarily as a Forward (All of these people share his name).
Prendice Ultraquik Sock Remover by Dyson

An easy way to remove a sock with no hassle. In Remy The Roaster: Origins, Remy spots a phat Chop-And-Go Panini 'neath one of these bad boys. Remy then fled the scene when the Inuit shopkeeper attempted to sell him the sock remover.

## Behind The Scenes

The Prendice Ultraquik uses 14 malleable suction-cups to make your sock-putting-on experience as pleasurable as it can possibly be.

Unfortunately, this leaves marks that look like a squid attack on one's leg.
Wangers

Wangers are a salted potato snack that comes in a 'totally tubular' pipe. Remy thinks about them while on a bus journey to Dorset.

## Behind The Scenes

Wangers have gone through a lot of slogans over the past 20 years or so. Notable ones being:

* "Wang it!"
* "Once you feast, you can't cease"
* "Open up a pipe of pleasure"
* "Totally tubular!"
* "Wangers. You *can* do it"
KFC

Remy goes to KFC after throwing his sister's Violin into a nearby lake, perhaps to unwind a little.

## Behind The Scenes

Despite common belief, KFC in The Remiverse is not endorsed by our beloved hero Colonel Sanders, but a drug lord by the name of 'Colonel Crunch'. *The Top 10 Secret Salads* recipe was leaked onto the internet when his dog Justin leapt up onto his computer whilst he was masturbating and sent an email containing the secret recipe to the Co-Minister of John Lewis.

The Top 10 Secret Salads go as followed:

* 1. Water Cress: To wet the tongue a little.
* 2. Celery: To add a little crunch to your brunch.
* 3. Cabbage: To add a bit of that 'Muma's home cooking' feel to your meal.
* 4. Butterscotch.
* 5. Spinach: KFC is a place for men.
* 6. Terracotta: To give that burger some class it doesn't deserve.
* 7. More Cress: We like our dinner dripping.
* 8. Parmesan: Because one cheese is never enough.
Cuban Zinger

A tasty burger that Remy thinks about eating while on a bus to Dorset.

## Behind The Scenes

The Cuban Zinger is so delicious that eating it has been known to cause erections. The subtle tang of the Haypéro mushrooms accompanied by the dull, creamy slurry of the secret 'Cuban Sauce' makes for a deliciously intense combo that will leave you on your knees, begging for more.
Jelly Tumble Bar

The Jelly Tumble Bar is one of the biggest lunchbox goodies commercially available. Remy often sneaks one into his lunchbox as a treat on Fridays. Although it often takes him a few minutes to pull out from his bag, it is worth it for the delicious doughy aftertaste and squishy jammy centre. The sight of the Tumble Bar alone is enough to attract Mr Simone's attention in Chapter 1, along side the thirst-quenching Wosinje.

## Behind The Scenes

Despite common misconception, the Jelly Tumble Bar does not tumble or roll, in fact its mealy consistency means that it sticks to surfaces and is rather difficult to shift.

People often hold contests to see how many can be placed onto an naked oiled body, or whether one can be fully deep throated (this feat has not yet been achieved).
Trencher Drill

Буровая предназначена для добычи руды 4 уровня.

Многоблочная структура состоящая из:

* Trencher Motor component

и один из

* Trencher Drill component
* Trencher Drill MK2 component
* Trencher Drill MK 3 component

Потребляет энегргию, имеет внутренний инвентарь на 450 блоков руды, извлекаются при помощи хопера.

Эффективность извлечения зависит вида ножей

Скорость зависит от количества блоков соприкосновения ножа, в идеале 9 блоков (3х3)
Bear Grills

Bear Grills is one of the most daring TV personalities. There is no type of animal faeces that Bear has not eaten or tried to eat.

Remy takes inspiration from Bear Grills' 'natural predatory instincts' when going native in the third part of Remy The Roaster: Origins. This doesn't work and Bert ends up getting beheaded by redskins.

## Trivia

* Bear Grills is named after a restaurant called 'Bare Grills' in Utah
* Bear Grills drinks his own piss to purposely fuck his life up
* Bear Grills was suspended from being the Chief Scout after acting out fucking a seal in front of 23,000 cub scouts at an International Jamboree

## Quotes

* *"If your ever feeling horny in the Australian outback, just pop your finger in your arse and hope for the best." (Life With Grills, 2006)*
* *"That's it!" (Bear Grills' Survival Run)*
List of Communication Concepts

* Abduction
* Affordance
* Ask/Guess/Tell culture
* Body Language
* Charisma
* Common Knowledge
* Denotation and Connotation
* Descriptions vs Explanations
* Dominance/Communality/Reciprocity Relationships
* E-Prime
* Framing/Reframing
* Hegelian Dialectic
* Legibility
* Mean World Syndrome
* Persuasion
* Pointing at the Moon
* Principle of Charity
* Query Language
* Specific to General
* Straussian Reading
* Straw and Steelmanning
* Theory of Belief Change
* Verbal Overshadowing
* Vulnerability
Riot Cops

Riot cops are a semi-recurring feature in Remy The Roaster and do a lot of cool police stuff. This sometimes includes beating people up, for example, that time when some riot cops shot Bert in the back of the head 4 times.

Riot cops had a major presence at North Leeds Primary Academy where they were stationed following the terrorist attacks on the school in 2013. This explains their interference when Murray Finch is killed (although it becomes apparent that this event was staged- so the riot cops may or may not have been in on it).

## Quotes

* *"Let that be a lesson to you" (to Bert, after shooting her 4 times in the head)*
Higher order concepts

A higher order concept is similar to the idea of a higher order function, i.e. a concept that can accept another concept (or itself) as an argument.

Examples:

* John Boyd's OODA loop
* Trigger Action Plans
* Metamodeling
* Pink-purple Ball Thing
* Fundamental Question of Rationality
* Connotation Explosion
Roaster (Occupation)

A 'Roaster' is not just a title, but a *lifestyle.*

The most prominent instance of the title 'Roaster' is used on the eponymous character Remy, who is considered a roaster to the point where it may even have become his surname (Penelope is often referred to as 'Penelope Roaster', perhaps confirming it as the family name).

It is never explicitly stated where Remy obtained his title, but it is assumed that he earned it through his obsession with cooking from a very young age.

## Etymology

The world Roaster likely stems from the verb 'roast'- the act of exposing something to a dry heat, and thereby cooking it. In this case, it fits Remy's expertise in the field of food preparation. Roaster is also a common west country slang term for a 'cooked potato', used frequently by farmers or around the table at Christmas.

More recently, the action of 'roasting' has come to mean 'to insult someone'- often online or on a TV show. Although Remy has admittedly done his fair share of verbal abuse (often aimed at Joyce Brent), his title could not refer to this modern form of ridicule.

In the case of The Remiverse, the title 'Roaster' refers specifically to someone who frequently 'roasts' food items and is essentially a chef.
Auto Excavator

Экскаватор - правда странный, он копает шахту в верх 3х3 - 40 блок/сек, рабочая высота 512 блоков, не извлекает руды, улучшения не устанавливаются, инвентаря не имеет, разрушенные блоки падают в низ, потребляет энергию.

Копаем шахту в один блок, тянем энергию, и с низу ставим экскаватор, после разрушаем руды и устанавливаем Basic Lift
Squeezy Cheezy Pickle Popper Lolly Pop Stick Of Rock

The Squeezy Cheezy Pickle Popper Lolly Pop Stick Of Rock is the very first named product in Remy The Roaster and was *nearly* used by Remy as an object to smash in the headlamps of some teacher's cars at Leeds Academy. This, however, did not come into fruition and the Squeezy Cheezy Pickle Popper Lolly Pop Stick Of Rock was likely eaten by Remy instead.

## Behind The Scenes

The Squeezy Cheezy Pickle Popper Lolly Pop Stick Of Rock was originally in production during wartime in the 1930s and served as a cheap substitute for cheese, pickle and wholemeal bread all at the same time. Famous war poet Stewart Leary wrote in his memoirs that it was "Basically the full Ploughman's experience".

Initially, controversy was sparked after cement was discovered to be one of it's key ingredients, but the tasty lunchtime snack went through a new marketing scheme in the early 90s (Piddle-Popper's Stick Of Party Rockin' anthem) and soon became the nation's third best selling hardened cheese-based snack.
Leeds

The mighty city of Leeds is one of the main locations in Remy The Roaster and also serves as the story's starting point. It holds both fun and excitement for Remy and provides the perfect atmospherical setting for Remy's humble and thrilling beginnings

## Sub-Locations

* North Leeds Primary Academy
* Leeds Central Park
* Mr Simone's House
* Leeds College of Cookery
* A hotel in Leeds

## Leeds Nightlife and Culture

Leeds is known for its vibrant hive of nightlife, annually attracting many dozens of men and children to its nightclubs and streets every evening. Many good-time seeking youths love to get pissed, smashed and rat-faced on there nights out, drinking from a selection of fresh Leeds liquors and taking illegal gang drugs and substances.

"DON'T GET RAPED OR SHANKED! Always ensure that you and your kids body protection to prevent boozy attacks from those old Leeds lads looking to steal your hard earned pocket money." - Advice given from the Lord Mayor of Leeds

Leeds is also the birthing ground of hit folk-metal supergroup 'The Kaiser's Cheese', who you might know for their hit songs 'We are too far away from home' or 'Ruben, Ruben, Ruben, Ruben'. This only goes to show that Leeds are totally on the spectrum when it comes to music and the 'cool factor.'
Survivors Wikia

## Witaj na Survivors Wikia

Survivors Wikia to wiki na wybrany przez Ciebie temat, którą każdy może edytować.

## Wskazówki

* Dopiero zaczynasz przygodę z edytowaniem wiki? Zajrzyj do Centrum Pomocy, aby nauczyć się wszystkiego co musisz wiedzieć o budowie wiki.
* Przejrzyj obecnie istniejące kategorie, aby dowiedzieć się jakie narzędzia masz do swojej dyspozycji i jakie strony zostały już utworzone.
* Odwiedź główna kategorię administracyjną, która zawiera wszystkie najważniejsze narzędzia pozwalające utrzymać wiki w dobrej formie.

## Zawartość

* Tutaj umieść linki do najciekawszych artykułów na wiki.
* Drugi link.
* I trzeci.

## Jak pomóc?

Pomóż nam i spróbuj rozbudować tę wiki.
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Pølse-Jørgen

*Pølse-Jørgen and his Pølsevogn*

*He likes his pølser varm and good*

*He makes Pølser out of sweat and meat*

*When he makes pølsevann, he gets varm*

*His favourite Pølse is kjøttpølse med potetmos, delicios potet*

*He gives his customers and family a good old pølse from the week before*

*His wife Kat Kjupp gives him the sauces many times*

*like those you find at 7/11*

*Critcs and customors alike give him 10/10 and he make good pølse to all that do*

*Pølse-Jørgen gives everyone a good time!*

*Tell your friends, tell your relatives and most of all tell the police!*
Plate

Плита, аналог текстолитовой пластины покрытой медью, для производства печатных плат.

Производится с помощью Пресса (Stamper Plant) "Завод"

Прессует слитки в пластины, не требует энергии, не имеет инвентаря, работает с хопером, лентой, другим заводом.

 Copper Plate
 Iron Plate
 Lithium Plate
 Gold  Plate
 Nickel Plate
 Titanium Plate
RISK framework

RISK is a menmonic device for remembering to check for weaknesses in a plan

Rubber Duck - Explain the idea out loud, ideally to someone who is unrelated to the project and thus doesn't have the same background assumptions. Are there obvious problems? What if you were to explain it to a 5 year old? To a security expert? To the CEO? To the end user?

Invert - Imagine key aspects of the plan reversed. How does it appear to someone who only sees the output? What if the steps occurred in a different order? Have you thought about the problem forwards and backwards? Have you thought in terms of what you want to avoid? What about what you want to move towards? What if you assume the project failed? Why?

Stack trace - Why do you believe what you believe? How were the decisions for the project made? Do decisions made in that manner have a good track record? Where did the key ideas come from? What was thrown out in the process? Who set key constraints for the project and why? Do the outputs make sense given the inputs (GIGO)?

Key Assumption check - Who, What, Where, Why, How, When. For each of these questions is there an unwarranted assumption? e.g. Who is it for? Did you make assumptions about their age, sex, familiarity with the ideas? How will it be used? Did you make assumptions about the context it will be used in? Who will be exposed to feedback? When will you know whether it succeeded or failed? etc.
Conveyor Belt

### Конвейер - это многоблочная структура, состоящая из цепочки блоков конвейерной ленты.

Направление движения ленты (ресурсов по ней) указывают зеленые стрелочки на торце и стрелочки на самой ленте, поворот ленты осуществляется клавишей "R" (по умолчанию), лента вращается на 90° (в старых версиях была диагональ)

## Разновидности ленты:

* Прямая медленная (желтая лента)
* Прямая
* Подъем - ступеньками
* Спуск - ступеньками
* Пересечение - крутится и раздает по очереди на 4 стороны, если сторона не может принять, переходит к следующей
* Фильтр - передает определенный тип (слитки, руды, биомасса и тп.)
* Продвинутый фильтр - можно точно задать предмет
* Mothorised Conveyor - ускоряющий

Лента работает на стене и потолке, переход от пола на стену и обратно осуществляется сопряжением блоков ленты, также может одна лента пристыковатся к другой, у пристыкованной ленты приоритет ниже чем у прямолинейной (если прямая загружена на 100%, то пристыкованная будет стоять)

Спуск и Подьем экономят один блок на переход, если делать прямыми - выйдет дороже.
Jet Turbine Generator

Реактивный турбинный генератор , вырабатывает энергию из High Energy Composite Fuel , загружается с помощью хопера, после использования остается пустая капсула, из одной капсулы вырабатывает 55 000 энергии, имеет внутреннее хранилище на 3000 энергии.Максимальное PPS 1822/сек.(Plentiful mode).

Имеет многоблочную структуру состоящую из 2х типов блоков

* Jet Turbine Generator Housing - 36 блоков
* Jet Turbine Generator Intake - 9 блоков

При заполнении хранилища турбина останавливается, заправленное топливо продолжает медленно расходоваться

Для отвода энергии достаточно 2х лазерных передатчиков МК3

Пламя причиняет урон игроку
PCB

Печатная плата (с микросхемами)

Производится на Заводе печатных плат (PCB Assembling Plant)

Производит печатные платы из катушек с проволокой, не требует энергии, также не имеет инвентаря, работает с хопером, лентой, другим заводом. Подаем катушку - получаем печатную плату.

Лучше обьединить с Extrusion Plant и Coiler Plant

 Basic PCB
 Hardened PCB
 Charged PCB
 Conductive PCB
 Fortified PCB
 Lightweight PCB