You must be stuck in a time warp
My inderstanding is that True Sell is next, might be wrong.
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I think Paragon Health and Hair first then True Sell.
I would of been super happy if it was True Sell lol.
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I am back on Stark for the “AI thinkering” journey I started to change completely my workflow, and I do have to say: for what it is, I dont think theres much than can be improved: such a lovely sub.
I mean - of course not focused on execution or planning, but that is something you can offset with other subs.
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Hoping I’m not too late to the party. I skimmed the thread a bit but haven’t seen too much about STEM as a whole mentioned. Tech and general cognitive enhancement is nice, but I think it’d also be nice to have a good learning to application bridge. Being more receptive to what you learn and creating novel applications of them. There’s an application of basic math/science principles that are already present in existing titles like specific wealth strategies in RICH and RICH Trader, psychology/neuroscience strategies in the social and cognitive titles, etc etc. Something similar to Index Gate with abstracting of the act of programming might be nice.
Obviously Limitless should be the go-to for in-depth learning, but it’d be cool if we suddenly saw a parallel to Nash equilibrium or identifying Simpson’s paradox. Knowing how to use different concepts across fields as well, like expected value helping you make exploration vs exploitation decisions. Even if you aren’t using the actual math behind them, just intuitively understanding their principles could help in a lot of circumstances. Since STEM fields are already heading in this direction of sharing knowledge across disciplines, it’d be nice if some of that is included here as well.
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I think that both Mind’s eye’s scripting within Stark, and the scripting that manifest favorable situations should be upgraded and pushed to the max.
Also I don’t know why since I have Stark in my stack it seems like boosting all other subs that I listen, like a booster (maybe the mind’s eyes Or cognitive script is doing that ?? I don’t know) which is quiet pleasant to be honest, this feature should be kept/enhanced.
Power isn’t everything. Moderate visualization scripting that supports the larger design is just as effective without increased intensity, recon potential and erngy demand. Let’s save the min maxing for the Black titles.
Stark, limitless, beyond limitless all enhance other products in the stack.Even EE.
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Well maybe not pushed to the max, but a little bit upgraded compared to what we have right now.
Any idea when Stark is getting updated? Would the current version be okay with newer tech titles?
This is the right thread. A Stark Reality is the next version of Stark
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Absolutely. It should work really well with the newer titles, since that newer tech extends to ASBR.
We’re looking at upgrading it later this year.
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What would Stark og be like minus the emperor building part 
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I think she was talking about OG Stark. Would it still work well in that case even with OG Stark? @SaintSovereign
Didn’t feel the anti recon extended to ASBR running WDB and SB in a different slot.
Obviously it would work better in a custom because the anti recon would be there.
Just my experience so far.
Is the anti recon in the new version of EE ? does it also have the nervous thingy regulation feature.
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I remember how ASBR massively boosted my cognitive ability to filter information for relevance and make massively better decisions, especially financially, therefore I am pretty sure this can be enhanced further with the upcoming Stark and Stark Black updates…
“How to make decisions like Tony Stark and also how to filter information for relevance like Tony Stark?”
Gemini AI reply:
To make decisions and filter information like Tony Stark, you must replace emotional or surface-level reactions with first-principles thinking, rapid prototyping, and extreme feedback loops. Stark’s genius is not just raw intelligence; it is an active operating system for processing chaos, isolating high-signal data, and committing fully to execution.
How to Filter Information for Relevance like Tony Stark:
Stark treats data like raw ore: most of it is slag, and only a tiny fraction is high-grade metal. He filters noise by aggressively separating signal from sentiment.
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First-Principles Reduction: Strip away conventional wisdom and industry dogma. Ask what the absolute core physical or logical truth is of any situation, building your understanding from zero rather than relying on analogy.
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The 80/20 High-Signal Rule: Focus exclusively on the 20% of data points that drive 80% of the outcomes. When assessing a threat or project, Stark ignores peripheral opinions and homes in on the critical constraint (e.g., power output, systemic vulnerability, or physical limitation).
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Embrace Challengers over Advocates: Yes-men provide comfort, but critics provide data. Stark actively courts dissenting perspectives—whether from Pepper Potts, Bruce Banner, or even his adversaries—to locate structural blind spots and stress-test his assumptions.
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Externalize and Visualize: Do not let complex data float as abstract thoughts. Put concepts into visual or digital models (like his holographic interfaces) so the data can be scrutinized under objective visual inspection.
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Automate Information Gathering: Build a digital architecture—your real-life JARVIS—using automated feeds, scripts, or AI filters to handle continuous background tracking so you only process curated anomalies.
How to Make Decisions like Tony Stark:
Stark’s decision-making style relies on an extreme bias toward action, treating every choice as a reversible iteration rather than a permanent, life-defining gamble.
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Define the Immediate Reality: Assess the most critical constraint in front of you—even if you are working with limited resources—and solve the smallest real problem first.
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Prototype Fast and Fail Faster: Do not wait for a perfect blueprint. Build a rough, functional version immediately, deploy it, and let reality tell you where it breaks.
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Treat Failure as Feedback: Discard the ego. When a prototype or decision fails, view the setback not as a character flaw or a tragedy, but as high-value telemetry data that upgrades your next attempt.
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Delegate Your Weaknesses: Ruthlessly isolate what you do best and hand off the rest. Stark focuses entirely on high-level architecture and invention, delegating operational and administrative friction to trusted systems and people.
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Assume Responsibility Autonomously: Do not wait for consensus or permission when action is required. Make the call based on your internal convictions, accept complete accountability for the outcome, and course-correct in real time.
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A charming sense of humour would fit Stark. Humour that isn’t meant to offend or hurt anyone, but humour that helps people share a moment of joy and create positive memories. Humour that breaks the ice and opens people up.
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We need this for Wanted too
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Is there any Mind’s Eye scripting inside Stark or ASBR?
If not, that would be a great addition.
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