Have a look at the amazing animations in this article that show why the speed of light is actually – slow. This is another example of antimimeticisomorphism.
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A lot of people ask me what the difference is between antimimeticisomorphism and thinking outside the box. The most expedient response is that outside the box thinking presupposes there is a box. Even Edward De Bono’s Lateral Thinking concept assumes a datum reference way of thing.
Antimimeticisomorphism has no such preconditions. The only constraint is that it be focused on a predetermined outcome, goal or target, otherwise it has no purpose, direction or vector in which to point.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for creative thinking and expression, by antimimeticisomorphism has a very pragmatic role. Its definition makes that crystal clear:
Antimimeticisomorphism
is having fun
doing out-of-the-ordinary things
that create extra-ordinary results
with the least amount of effor
and lowest cost
If you want to see examples of antimimeticisomorphism in action, click on the following hyperlinks to access:
The antimimeticisomorphism video
The antimimeticisomorphism website
A secret antimimeticisomorphism website with cool photos and videos
Antimimeticisomorphism blog posts
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This series of blog posts spotlighting examples of antimimeticisomorphism are aimed at triggering your Reticular Activation System (RAS) to seek out and find similar examples that can help you grow your business, advance your career and/or improve your life(style). When you do come across something that is truly out-of-the-ordinary, please pay it forward by sharing it with me so I can keep this going indefinitely.
This is another one of those examples of you have to see it to believe it. This guy’s talent is well… indescribeable.
Today’s post is hilarious and totally and absolutely antimimeticisomorphic – Evian hit the big time with this video. Proving once again that having fun, doing out-of-the-ordinary things create extra-ordinary results with the least amount of effort at the lowest cost. This video has been viewed by more than 6 million people – including you. ALL forwarded at NO cost to Evian. Say it with me… Ka-Ching!
Of course as an Exponential Mindset Enthusiast, you know that watching this on my blog means I get your attention for at least 1 minute, increasing my Google rankings and traffic stats – which is FREE for me… That’s why this stuff is TOTALLY exponential. If you want to learn more, go to my Internet Mastery site…
Bu y’know what? The best part is having FUN – you have to smile once you’ve watched this video – that’s my gift to you today…
Spread the word and get people back to this blog post!
By the way, there are other funny videos listed in the antimimeticisomorphism category —>>>
I hope you’re enjoying these antimimeticisormorphism examples – I can tell you I AM! This one proves there is hope for the human race – caught totally off guard, this crowd was given the gift of ‘joy’ for a few minutes that I am sure made their day, week and in some cases their MONTH. Of course it took a coordinated effort, but otherwise it was ‘FREE’. Now that’s Exponential!
Today’s example of an antimimeticisomorphic advertisement is an Air New Zealand commercial that has its actual staff stripped down and in full body paint to show they have the best prices with nothing to hide! Plus, they’re setting up a party flight from Los Angeles to Auckland to match up singles with a party upon departure and arrival…. PARTY!
If you’re new to this series of blog posts, search the blog to see othe examples of antimimeticisomorphism, it’s about doing out-of-the-ordinary things to get extra-ordinary results with the least amount of effort.
As part of my on-going series of lighthearted blog posts, the following is a list of comments a physician claimed are actual comments made by his patients (predominately male) while he was performing their colonoscopies:
1. ‘Take it easy, Doc. You’re boldly going where no man has gone before! Continue reading ‘AntiMimeticIsoMorphism: A Physician’s Example’
