Many W2 Lenses Can Form in 3 Layers of W2

W2 is a realm in which ideas, thoughts, and the memories of past sensations and feelings are stored and processed. This realm can be categorized into three layers of L1, L2, and L3. The compositions in different layers of W2 can act as lenses that shape your reality. Many W2 lenses with varying sources (evolutionary or acquired software lenses) can be formed in W2 to shape your reality. Some lenses may root in your belief system, your self-image, or the memory of your past feelings. Other W2 lenses may root in constructions or ideas such as super-ego, conscience, moral judgement, or religious beliefs.
Even desire lenses that root in memories of past experiences can shape the present toward the desired future. Desire lenses give rise to goal lenses (scenarios that leads to al, that is most desired). Even cognitive biases are some W2 lenses. Some lenses may not change the data and instead manipulate the relationships and mathematics of how data is used. These lenses deform W2 mathematics (for instance how much inequality or wealth gap is fair).
No matter what lenses are constructing your reality, all the content of W2 should be arranged and organized in a way that creates the highest qualitative experience in W3.

W2 the Realm of Impressions and Inaccuracies

W2 is the realm of those impressions that we register inside the bubble (the representations of W1 objects inside our mind). Although W1 gives birth to W2 (and representations in W2 correlate with W1 entities), W2 is ruled by laws different from W1 laws. Every one has personal and unique W2 compositions. Every individual forms different W2 representations of one W1 object. In W2, we store, compare, and interpret these images and representations.
Some W2 images can seem perfect or eternal. For instance, we can imagine a perfect circle in W2, despite it doesn’t exist in W1. We can imagine platonic absolute forms in W2.
We also can create Level 1-Level 5 scenarios in W2. A creative mind not only registers and observes but creates and directs these scenarios in the mind. This means that these scenarios inside a person's mind can have a life of their own (detached from the stream of observations of W1). This is the creative power of the mind. It can manipulate images and scenarios that have recorded and replay them as it wants. A semi-conscious director is concocting scenarios in your mind (sometimes beneath the threshold of you conscious awareness). This fact has important and serious implications: one can leave in worlds detached from W1. One can experience W1 in realtime and store them in memory, but when he wants to replay those recorded data, he can distort them or combine them into other compositions (totally different than the original W1 observations).
All in all, W2 is an inaccurate image of W1 constructed by the laws of W2 (imposed by the limitations of W1 body that gives rise to W2). Though these images are inaccurate reductions of W1 entities, they are seemingly eternal, unchanging, absolute, and perfect.
Science, beliefs, and convictions are all W2 compositions that lie in different layers of W2. One thing they have in common is that all are registered by a W1 body, processed by W2 laws, andinterpreted by some W2 lenses. Everything in W2 is in core unreliable and relative to observer (even scientific facts).

The Soul of Your Soul

The feeler is the force behind the force. It is the soul of your soul. It is the essence of the world. The feeler that feels, judges, and evaluates a composition is a mystery. It is either ontologically the one with the compositions that judges or a separate entity but in close correlation with these compositions, or something else.

W3 is Mysterious, Deep, Yet Ephemeral

W3 is the realm of qualitative experiences. This realm is the most neglected despite that it is the most important (because the ultimate goal is to create the most preferable experiences in W3). W3 realm also is the most mysterious. W3 experiences seem deep, infinite, and eternal. W3 experiences are transient, yet they are the most real. A person’s past W3 experiences affect his or her preferences.

Individuals’ Preferences Change as Their W1 and W2 Bodies Change

Individuals have W1 and W2 bodies. The W1 compositions in one layer create their own preferences, and W2 compositions create their own preferences. Moreover, Individuals’ preferences change as their W1 and W2 bodies change.
W1 body defines preference (an example): A vulture find a rotting carcass appetizing, but a man find it revolting. Your W1 hardware defines your taste and your food preferences.
W2 body defines preference (an example): For instance, your belief system affects your preferences. A Jew tries a delicious food, but he later finds out the food was not kosher. Knowing that the food is not kosher may make that food seem less desirable. Another example: A Vietnamese who used to eat dog meat and enjoy it for years moves to US and keeps a dog as a pet for years. If this person decides to eat dog, he or she cannot have the same feeling toward dog cuisine. What you think about what you eat changes your taste of the food.

Life Is a Lump of Crystallized Preferences

Every composition has its own preferences. Every living and non-living thing has preferences (some living beings have conscious preferences). Life is a lump of crystallized preferences.
Humans, as conscious living beings have W1 and advanced W2 bodies. For humans, the W1 compositions in one layer create their own preferences, and W2 compositions create their own preferences. Moreover, Individuals’ preferences change as their W1 and W2 bodies change.

The Ultimate Goal of Everything We Do Lies in W3

The ultimate goal of everything we do (toward quadruple control) lies in W3. Quadruple control comprises areas that one needs control in order to create W1 and W2 compositions that leads to preferable W3 experiences. It includes W1 external control (energy, matter, and external events), W1 internal control (biology and health), W2 control of others, and W2 control of self.

To create the most preferable qualitative experience in W3, we need that all components of the machinery of X work in harmony. We need certain W1 and W2 bodies. However, it is a two-directional interaction. The qualitative experiences in W3 also affect W1 and W2 bodies. For instance, in order to have healthy W1 and W2 bodies, one needs to control one’s emotions in W3. Specifically, negative emotions can be very destructive. They can affect W1 body or distort W2 L2 lenses. Positive emotions have a positive effects on W1 body, yet they can distort L2 lenses (for instance make the person blind to real threats).