Essay on
Data Analysis and Evaluation
The Data Series policy letters are found in Management
Series Volume 1.
They are about logic - how to think correctly and
reach correct conclusions.
Let us make an assumption that the mind is a perfect
computer. It always gets the right answer, which is to say
CONCLUSION.
The only way it gets a wrong answer (CONCLUSION) is if the
data entered into its thinking process is faulty. When it computes with
FAULTY DATA it arrives at a wrong answer.
An OUTPOINT is FAULTY DATA TO COMPUTE WITH.
Thus,
when one enters FAULTY DATA (an outpoint) into the computer, it arrives at
a wrong answer (CONCLUSION).
So, it is not the computing that is to
blame for wrong answers, it is the data used to compute with. Thus, you
get the following datum, which is the backbone of the Data
Series:
REASON DEPENDS ON DATA
The only way you get UNREASON (wrong answers, conclusions)
is because you used faulty data to think with. Get it?
All an
outpoint is, is a FAULTY DATUM.
UNREASON will inevitably result
from thinking with outpoints, when one does not recognize they are
OUTPOINTS, and thinks it is VALID DATA.
WHEN YOU USE OUTPOINTS TO
THINK WITH, YOU ARE GOING TO GET A WRONG ANSWER, A WRONG CONCLUSION, WHICH
IS TO SAY - UNREASON.
The outpoints that cause wrong answers are
-
List of Outpoints: Omitted Data False Data Altered
Importance Altered sequence of events Dropped Out Time
Those are the five primary ones. There are some more
refined ones, like:
Contrary Data Added Inapplicable Data Incorrectly
Included Data Wrong Target Wrong Source Added Time Assumed
Identities that are not Identical Assumed Similarities that are not
Similar Assumed Differences that are not Different
DRILL
Take an outpoint, like false data, and
see how that would result in a wrong answer.
Data - Joe was at home with wife at 8PM last
night.
Data - Across town, Mary was murdered at 8PM last
night.
False data - Joe was at Mary's house at 8PM last
night.
Wrong conclusion = Joe may have murdered
Mary.
Data - Joe works at Pete's Bakery in the
daytime.
Data - People like Pete's Bakery and happily shop
there.
Omitted Data (for Joe) - Pete is a serial killer at
night.
Wrong conclusion = Joe thinks Pete is a nice guy who only
helps people.
Do you see how using an outpoint
to think with causes a wrong conclusion?
Applying the above to the Church - Scientologists have
Omitted Data on the Church. Church PR only gives
Scientologists positive data about the Church. Thus Scientologists are
thinking with the outpoint of Omitted Data about the church. Thus they
have reached a Wrong Conclusion that all is well when it isn't.
DATA ANALYSIS consists of looking over a body of data
for outpoints.
That would be Data Analysis for a bad
Situation.
Data Analysis for a good Situation would be looking over
the data for pluspoints.
Pluspoints are valid data to think with.
You simply reverse the list of outpoints given above and
you have the pluspoints.
EVALUATION:
Basically, you or a group has a
purpose to do something. That would be your intended product. Let's
say it is to grow tomatoes.
The IDEAL SCENE would be lots of viable
tomatoes growing or grown.
The EXISTING SCENE can fall away from,
or depart from the IDEAL SCENE.
Let's say the Existing Scene is -
no tomatoes to eat or sell
There is a reason for the lack of
tomatoes, and that reason is the WHY.
Thus, an investigation is
started to find the WHY.
One collects data on the tomato growing
operation and finds outpoints. The outpoint trail leads one to
discovery of the SITUATION. Situation defined is - THE MAJOR DEPARTURE
FROM THE IDEAL SCENE. SITUATION = tomatoes are dying
Why are
they dying?
They were growing just fine in June. Now dieing in
July. WHAT CHANGED?
We find that on July 1, the water system broke.
No water to tomatoes. So:
IDEAL SCENE = lots of
tomatoes
EXISTING SCENE = no tomatoes
SITUATION = dieing
tomatoes
WHY = no water to tomatoes
HANDLING = fix water
system, water tomatoes
The correct WHY and HANDLING will fix the SITUATION
thus moving the EXISTING SCENE back towards the IDEAL
SCENE.
Pretty simple, really.
Now, take the above and apply it to the church and what we
have been doing, meaning collecting data and assigning outpoints to it,
all leading up to an Evaluation of the church, and what we are doing here
should then start to make sense to you. You now have an Instant Hat on how
to do an Evaluation.
So, let's apply the above to the church -
Scientology PURPOSE and PRODUCT = FREE SPIRITUAL
BEINGS
IDEAL SCENE = lots of FREE BEINGS produced by the
Church
EXISTING SCENE = no FREE BEINGS have been produced by the
Church
Now we have an outpoint - OMITTED PRODUCT OF FREE
BEINGS
Per the Data Series there is NO SUCH THING as an
outpoint, without a Situation.
Where you find an outpoint - there you will find a
Situation. Always.
Now we know with stone cold absolute certainty, there is a
SITUATION here.
By using Data Analysis we found what that SITUATION
is.
For years we have been putting together a chronological
history of the church. We then did a Data Analysis and assigned outpoints
to it. This told us the SITUATION and further investigation led to
discovery of the WHY.
With the SITUATION and WHY known - we devised a HANDLING
that will -
Fix the SITUATION thus moving the EXISTING SCENE towards
the IDEAL SCENE.
This takes the stops off of the Church product - FREE
SPIRITUAL BEINGS !!
Finally, please realize that the Data Series is Ethics
technology.
Ron defines out ethics as a non-survival act or
CONCLUSION.
Wrong conclusions come from thinking with
faulty data (outpoints). When a being uses bank data to compute with - he
is using faulty data to think with - thus he gets wrong
conclusions and is therefore out ethics.
Ethics are REASON.
Which is to say Ethics is correct thinking that arrives at
correct conclusions.
Which is to say - Out Ethics is stinkin thinkin
!
The Data Series tells you how to REASON.
So, the Data Series tells you how to be
ethical.
Learning the Data Series causes a rise in tone level,
because it moves one up out of the Reactive Mind level of thinking, into
the Analytical Mind level of thinking –
REASON. |