Top 20 facts; Ivory Theory, BMM, & Soule Method

Here's a little heads up. These 20 facts will possibly help you understand the trio that is going on. All these things will be part of the Soule Method, Behavior Modification Method and the Ivory Theory. Hence, why twenty segmented facts instead of 10 sweet and short ones. Below the line there will be the set of 20 facts, of course numbering 1-20.

The above statement was made for the below statement about the orange line

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► The Soule Method can be randomized.


 ► The Soule Method does not need to be random.


 ► To complete the Soule Method, you will need data from both the IT and the BMM.


 ► Without the other 2 steps the processes may be corrupted, and you may get interesting results.


 ► Despite the results, you'll get some sort of data.


 ► The Soule Method is useful for solving very zealous problems.


 ► The Ivory Theory can be initiated easily with white space, surface, or something to focus on vibrantly close enough the the white shade.


 ► In the Behavior Modification Method, if you have more then 3 subjects, you're going to jumble your data.


 ► The Behavior Modification Method is most useful when you can sense the others emotions, or transfer your emotions to them IE; whatever that method may be, is up to that subject.


 ► The Soule Method is most effective when 2 subjects are having a difficult time with each other.


 ► The Ivory Theory may not work well, if the subject is too short of attention and can't focus at all or for a minimum about set by the tester.


 ► The Behavior Modification Method can be used to change the others emotions, by changing yours. This won't effect them in anyway, unless they see it differently.


 ► The Soule Method does not involve math.


 ► The Ivory Theory is named for what it is because it specifically does not go to something normally specified.


 ► The Behavior Modification Method has a way of messing with certain subjects that are unaware they're being analyzed. Usually the subjects reaction, is that's some odd behavior that person is having.


 ► The Soule Method can be used with any age range, any animal, any non living thing, or living. The reason why, is because what we use might not be the same as the other subject and will verify a Souleution differently.


 ► The Ivory Theory may or may not have something to do with music.


 ► Depending on a variable of data collected, and how the subjects mood alters, unwilling and willingly, will effect the outcome. They could be arguing and the results with be different.


 ► The Soule Method is confusing.


 ► The Ivory Theory can help eliminate extreme processing and pressure and reduce that by focusing on the single one thing of the oblivious whiteness.


► The BMM should NEVER be used for bullying.


► The Soule Method is like psychology, but in a way much better. Are you wondering how? You'll have to see and find out, or read on in the next blog, if your that curious.