SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ENABLING A USER TO OVERCOME IMPATIENCE LAZINESS AND LOW TRUST ISSUES
First Claim
1. A system for enabling a user to overcome impatience, laziness and low trust issues, the system comprising an activity module configured to:
- receive input indicating the desire to overcome at least one of impatience, laziness and low trust issues;
if the input indicates the desire to overcome impatience, then;
enable the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to notice delays in a task rather than the successful completion of a task;
enable the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the delays in a task and the benefits of successful completion of a task, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is impatience;
provide automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and
provide automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain;
if the input indicates the desire to overcome laziness, then;
enable the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to think more on the effort required for a task rather than the rewards of the task;
enable the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the efforts required and the rewards of a task, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is laziness;
provide automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and
provide automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain; and
if the input indicates the desire to overcome low trust issues, then;
enable the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to give priority to information that conflicts with the expressed thoughts/words/actions of another individual;
enable the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the information that conflicts or agree with the expressed thoughts/words/actions of another individual, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is low trust issues;
provide automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and
provide automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain.
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Abstract
A system is provided for enabling a user to overcome impatience, laziness and low trust issues. The system is configured to receive input indicating the desire to overcome at least one of impatience, laziness and low trust issues. The system is configured to enable the user to engage in a first and a second activity in a virtual environment, directed to rewire a first and a second defective wiring respectively. Symptoms of the first and the second defective wirings is at least one of impatience, laziness and low trust issues. Engagement in the second activity is enabled after the user has at least participated in the first activity. Automated instructions are provided to the user to engage in activities performed in a real world environment directed to rewire the first and the second defective wiring.
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1. A system for enabling a user to overcome impatience, laziness and low trust issues, the system comprising an activity module configured to:
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receive input indicating the desire to overcome at least one of impatience, laziness and low trust issues; if the input indicates the desire to overcome impatience, then; enable the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to notice delays in a task rather than the successful completion of a task; enable the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the delays in a task and the benefits of successful completion of a task, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is impatience; provide automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and provide automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain; if the input indicates the desire to overcome laziness, then; enable the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to think more on the effort required for a task rather than the rewards of the task; enable the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the efforts required and the rewards of a task, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is laziness; provide automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and provide automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain; and if the input indicates the desire to overcome low trust issues, then; enable the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to give priority to information that conflicts with the expressed thoughts/words/actions of another individual; enable the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the information that conflicts or agree with the expressed thoughts/words/actions of another individual, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is low trust issues; provide automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and provide automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 11)
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6. A method for enabling a user to overcome impatience, the method comprising:
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receiving input indicating the desire to overcome at least one of impatience, laziness and low trust issues; if the input indicates the desire to overcome impatience, then; enabling the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to notice delays in a task rather than the successful completion of a task; enabling the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the delays in a task and the benefits of successful completion of a task, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is impatience; providing automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and providing automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain; if the input indicates the desire to overcome laziness, then; enabling the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to think more on the effort required for a task rather than the rewards of the task; enabling the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the efforts required and the rewards of a task, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is laziness; providing automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and providing automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain; and if the input indicates the desire to overcome low trust issues, then; enabling the user to engage in at least a first activity in a virtual environment, wherein the first activity is directed to rewire a first defective wiring of the brain, wherein the first defective wiring results in an individual being biased to give priority to information that conflicts with the expressed thoughts/words/actions of another individual; enabling the user to engage in at least a second activity in the virtual environment, wherein the second activity is directed to rewire a second defective wiring of the brain, wherein the second defective wiring results in inability to weigh between the information that conflicts or agree with the expressed thoughts/words/actions of another individual, wherein symptom of the first and the second defective wirings is low trust issues; providing automated instructions to the user to engage in at least one activity, wherein the one activity is performed in a real world environment, wherein the activity is directed to rewire the first defective wiring of the brain; and providing automated instructions to the user to engage in yet another activity, wherein the yet another activity is performed in the real world environment, wherein the yet another activity is directed to rewire the second defective wiring of the brain. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10)
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