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SCANS FOR THIS DATE- 630526 - HCO Bulletin - Routine 3 - Line Plot [B063-027]
- 630526 - HCO Bulletin - Routine 3 - Line Plot [B153-020]
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LINE PLOT
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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
HCO TECHNICAL FORM OF MAY 26, AD13
HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
HCO BULLETIN OF 26 MAY AD 13
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ROUTINE 3
LINE PLOT

LINE PLOT FIRST SERIES CORRECTED

Corrections to HCOB 12 May AD 13, ROUTINE 3, RI FORM, (GPM RI FORM CORRECTED) Line Plot, First Series of Helatrobus Implants (43 trillion).

The exact words of this Line Plot with No Variation are to be found in the first Series of GPM Implants.

The RIs indicated on the corrected line plot form are the exact RIs that will be found.

Do not accept any variation.

The line plot is being released, corrected, in a form for auditing use as HCO Technical Form 26 May AD 13, available as a convenience to auditors from HCOs in lots of 30 complete line plot forms for $3.00 or £1 plus postage. Address the HCO Book Department.

Block One

It is important to use a corrected line plot without variations or score outs as it causes the pc to suppress and reactivate suppressions in the incidents.

The corrections are as follows:

Items 11, 33, 39, 41, only capitalized word correct. Scrub words in small letters.

1.

Items 43, 45, 49, 53, remove center syllable “FUL” and”ED.”

TOP OPPTERM_________

Item 63, “unwantably.”

NIX _________

Item 101, “vitalable.”

Add pair 141A, 142B, “unwantable,” “nix unwantable.” Item 174, correct to “isn’t ever.”

3.

Item 176, correct to “who hates.” Item 178, correct to “doesn’t.” Item 180, correct to “sees.”

ABSOLUTEABLY_________

Item 185, add “the.”

NIX ABSOLUTEABLY_________

Item 187, importances (plural).

Items 201, 203, 205, 209, 225. Scrub the parenthesis on each as incorrect. The capitalized items are correct on these.

5.

This line plot has now been verified in several GPMs and found unvarying in the first series.

PERFECTABLY_________

If you permit an incorrect RI the pc will eventually stack up on that RI GPM to GPM. All ARC breaks are caused by bypassed RIs, GPMs or incidents.

NIX PERFECTABLY_________

An RI can be bypassed by being left undischarged, by being cleanly missed or by being incorrect.

L. RON HUBBARD
Founder
7.
SUPERIORABLY _________
NIX SUPERIORABLY_________
9.
INCOMPARABLY _________
NIX INCOMPARABLY _________
11.
FASCINATABLY _________
NIX FASCINATABLY _________
13.
HIGHLY ACCEPTABLY _________
NIX HIGHLY ACCEPTABLY _________
15.
RECOMMENDABLY _________
NIX RECOMMENDABLY _________
17.
ACCEPTABLY _________
NIX ACCEPTABLY _________
19.
ENGROSSABLY _________
NIX ENGROSSABLY_________
21.
VITALABLY _________
NIX VITALABLY_________
23.
EAGERABLY _________
NIX EAGERABLY _________
25.
ENTHUSIASTICABLY _________
NIX ENTHUSIASTICABLY _________
27.
ENJOYABLY _________
NIX ENJOYABLY_________
29.
PLEASURABLY _________
NIX PLEASURABLY _________
31.
AGREEABLY _________
NIX AGREEABLY _________
33.
DEDICATEABLY _________
NIX DEDICATEABLY_________
35.
COMMENDABLY _________
NIX COMMENDABLY _________
37.
DESIREABLY_________
NIX DESIREABLY _________
39.
WANTABLY_________
NIX WANTABLY _________
41.
COVETABLY _________
NIX COVETABLY_________
43.
HOPEABLY_________
NIX HOPEABLY
45.
DECIDEABLY_________
NIX DECIDEABLY _________
47.
CREDITABLY_________
NIX CREDITABLY _________
49.
DEMANDABLY _________
NIX DEMANDABLY _________
51.
BOREABLY_________
NIX BOREABLY_________
53.
DEJECTEABLY _________
NIX DEJECTEABLY_________
55.
DEGRADEABLY _________
NIX DEGRADEABLY _________
57.
IDOITABLY _________
NIX IDIOTABLY_________
59.
LOSEABLY_________
NIX LOSEABLY _________
61.
BADABLY_________
NIX BADABLY _________
63.
UNWANTABLY_________
NIX UNWANTABLY _________
65.
PLAYABLY_________
NIX PLAYABLY
67.
ABANDONABLY_________
NIX ABANDONABLY_________
69.
_________ING
NIX_________ING
71.
_________ERS
_________NIXERS
73.
_________INGNESS
_________NIXINGNESS
75.
_________ISHNESS
NIX_________ISHNESS
77.
_________ATIVES
NIX_________ATIVES
79.
_________IVITY
_________NIXIVITY
Block Two
81.
GOAL TO _________
NIX TO _________
83.
ABSOLUTEABLY TO _________
NIX ABSOLUTEABLY TO_________
85.
PERFECTABLY TO_________
NIX PERFECTABLY TO_________
87.
SUPERIORABLY TO_________
NIX SUPERIORABLY TO_________
89.
INCOMPARABLY TO ___________
NIX INCOMPARABLY TO_________
91.
FASCINATABLY TO _________
NIX FASCINATABLY TO_________
93.
HIGHLY ACCEPTABLY TO_________
NIX HIGHLY ACCEPTABLY TO_________
95.
RECOMMENDABLY TO_________
NIX RECOMMENDABLY TO _________
97.
ACCEPTABLY TO __________
NIX ACCEPTABLY TO_________
99.
ENGROSSABLY TO_________
NIX ENGROSSABLY TO _________
101.
VITALABLY TO_________
NIX VITALABLY TO _________
101.
EAGERABLY TO _________
NIX EAGERABLY TO_________
103.
ENTHUSIASTICABLY TO_________
NIX ENTHUSIASTICABLY TO_________
107.
ENJOYABLY TO_________
NIX ENJOYABLY TO_________
109.
PLEASURABLY TO_________
NIX PLEASURABLY TO_________
111.
AGREEABLY TO_________
NIX AGREEABLY TO_________
113.
DEDICATEABLY TO_________
NIX DEDICATEABLY TO _________
115.
COMMENDABLY TO _________
NIX COMMENDABLY TO_________
117.
DESIREABLY TO_________
NIX DESIREABLY TO _________
119.
WANTABLY TO_________
NIX WANTABLY TO _________
121.
COVETABLY TO _________
NIX COVETABLY TO_________
123.
HOPEABLY TO_________
NIX HOPEABLY TO _________
125.
DECIDEABLY TO_________
NIX DECIDEABLY TO _________
127.
CREDITABLY TO_________
NIX CREDITABLY TO
129.
DEMANDABLY TO_________
NIX DEMANDABLY TO_________
131.
BOREABLY TO_________
NIX BOREABLY TO _________
133.
DEJECTEABLY TO _________
NIX DEJECTEABLY TO_________
135.
DEGRADEABLY TO_________
NIX DEGRADEABLY TO_________
137.
IDOITABLY TO_________
NIX IDIOTABLY TO_________
139.
LOSEABLY TO_________
NIX LOSEABLY TO_________
141.
BADABLY TO_________
NIX BADABLY TO_________
143.
UNWANTABLY TO_________
NIX UNWANTABLY TO_________
145.
PLAYABLY TO_________
NIX PLAYABLY TO_________
147.
ABANDONABLY TO_________
NIX ABANDONABLY TO_________
149.
TO_________ING
NIX TO_________ING
151.
TO_________ERS
NIX TO_________ERS
153.
TO_________INGNESS
NIX TO_________INGNESS
153.
TO_________ISHNESS
NIX TO_________ISHNESS
157.
TO_________ATIVES
NIX TO_________ATIVES
159.
TO_________IVITY
NIX TO_________IVITY
Block Three
161.
GOAL MINUS “TO”_________IVITY
NIX (Goal Minus “TO”)_________IVITY
163.
_________ING
NIX_________ING
165.
_________ERS
NIX_________ERS
167.
_________INGNESS
NIX_________INGNESS
169.
_________ISHNESS
_________NIXISHNESS
171.
_________ATIVES
_________NIXATIVES
173.
_________IVITY
NIX_________IVITY
Block Five
175.
THOSE WHO ARE_________ING
SOMEONE WHO ISN’T EVER_________ING
177.
_________ING FORM OF GOAL
SOMEONE WHO HATES_________ING
179.
ACTIVE_________ING
SOMEONE WHO DOESN’T WANT_________ING
181.
ANY NECESSITY FOR_________ING
SOMEONE WHO SEES NO NECESSITY FOR_________ING
183.
ANY ACTIONS OF_________ING
NIX ANY ACTIONS OF_________ING
185.
A BELIEF IN_________ING
NIX A BELIEF IN_________ING
187.
THE PROPONENTS OF_________ING
NIX THE PROPONENTS OF_________ING
189.
THE FANTASTIC IMPORTANCES OF_________ING
THE UNIMPORTANCES OF_________ING
191.
THE OBSESSIONS FOR_________ING
NIX THE OBSESSIONS FOR_________ING
193.
THE INTERESTINGNESS OF_________ING
NIX THE INTERESTINGNESS OF_________ING
195.
THE CONCERNS OF_________ING
NIX THE CONCERNS OF_________ING
197.
THE UPSETS ABOUT_________ING
NIX THE UPSETS ABOUT_________ING
199.
THE DESPERATIONS OF_ING
NIX THE DESPERATIONS OF_________ING
201.
THE FRENZIEDNESS OF_________ING
NIX THE FRENZIEDNESS OF_________ING
203.
THE HOPELESSNESS OF_________ING
NIX THE HOPELESSNESS OF_________ING
Block Six
205.
THE EXHAUSTION OF_________ING
AN EXHAUSTED_________ER
207.
THE STUPIDITY OF_________ING
A STUPIDIFIED_________ER
209.
THE EFFORTS OF_________ING
AN ENEFFORTIZEDER_________
211.
THE UNREWARDINGNESS OF_________ING
AN UNREWARDED_________ER
213.
THE COMPLICATIONS OF_________ING
A COMPLICATED_________ER
215.
THE DEMANDS OF_________ING
A DEMANDING_________ER
217.
THE DETERMINATIONS OF_________ING
A DETERMINED_________ER
219.
THE LIMITATIONS OF_________ING
A_________ING_________ER
221.
THE OPPONENTS OF_________ING
A_________ER
223.
A HATRED OF_________ING
_________ING
225.
STOPPED_________ING
SOMEBODY WITH THE GOAL_________
227.
ANY IMPOSSIBILITY OF_________ING
SOMEBODY OR SOMETHING WITH THE GOAL_________
229.
THE NON EXISTENCE _________ OF_________ING
THE GOAL _________
231.
BOTTOM OPPTERM
Next goal + this goal or
this goal + next goal.
Sometimes Not or Nix has to be added
TO _________
“What goal would_________oppose?”
(50 beyond last RS or RR)
1.
(Top Oppterm of next goal)

The next goal is always found by doing the goal opposite indicated.

The bottom oppterm cannot be put in until you know the next goal. Put in any old oppterm that fires.

Then when you have the next goal put in the bottom oppterm by asking “Who or What would the goal To_________oppose?”.

Get the right bottom oppterm of the upper GPM. (Consists of the two goals joined together to make sense).

Then list “Who or What would oppose_________(bottom oppterm just found)” and put To_________on the list.

Then re-list “Who or What would To_________(last RI of bank) oppose?” and put in Top Oppterm of next goal and you’re away into the next GPM.

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