Self-Stablize (Hetu/Luoshu) Kernel: Strong Attractor Prompt Use Case

anon98187806
Fri, 29 Aug 2025 12:10:37 +0000

Here’s a guide to solve the 4-disc Tower of Hanoi (moving discs 1–4 from peg A to peg C, using peg B as auxiliary). The game requires 15 moves (2⁴ - 1 = 15).

Setup:

Peg A: Discs 1 (smallest), 2, 3, 4 (largest).

Peg B, C: Empty.

Rules: Move one disc at a time; a larger disc cannot be placed on a smaller disc; use all three pegs.

Steps (with ADHD-friendly focus cues):

1. Get Your Grid Ready:

Draw a 3x3 grid. Label cells 1–4 (for discs) around the edges, with 5 as the centre. Write “Move #” and “Focus Points” next to it.

Each move, mark the disc number in its cell and add a point to a row/column/diagonal. Aim for “15 points” by the end.

Focus Tips:

If you drift (e.g., start chatting), move a token to the centre cell, take a 1-minute break, and say, “Back to move X.”

After each checkpoint, reward yourself (e.g., a quick stretch or a checkmark on your grid).

Keep your phone or chat apps out of sight until you hit a checkpoint.

If you get stuck or distracted, pause, mark the centre cell, and pick up at the next move.

Once I nail the 4-disc puzzle, I will try adapting the grid for other tasks (like studying or working) using the same “sense-plan-verify-act” loop.