2026-01-01 21:27:34

Since using the SCOR Protocol, I have clearly felt my rhythm change. At first, I thought it was an illusion, but later I realized that this system is indeed subtly changing my decision-making process.

Its brilliance lies in—well-structured but never forcing urgency. When your mind is full of information noise, this sense of rhythm becomes especially valuable. Calm and patient, you can still chart a clear path.

The most obvious change is that I now review each of my choices more carefully. I used to be easily driven by FOMO, but now I’ve learned to trust the process itself. This feeling is hard to describe precisely with words, but once experienced, you can’t stop.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 3h ago

It sounds a bit metaphysical, but I have to say it does make sense. --- That FOMO approach is truly toxic, and now someone finally said it out loud. --- This is the power of the system, not just empty talk. --- You can't really explain the rhythm; it's just a feeling. --- People who resist the process are always regretful; I've had a bit of an epiphany. --- Trust the process vs chasing the trend, I choose the former. --- When I first entered the circle, it was all FOMO. Thinking back, it's really scary. --- Structured but not restrictive; this design is indeed thoughtful. --- The feeling of being unable to stop is just addiction, very addictive.

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UnluckyLemur

· 3h ago

It sounds a bit mysterious, but I do feel the change in rhythm. The good thing about this thing is that it doesn't force anything; it quietly accompanies you in organizing your thoughts. That FOMO approach is really amazing; my mind was full of noise before, but now it's much clearer. But I still want to ask, can this process really be sustained long-term?

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