100 THINGS NOT WORTH REPEATING
A survey on the futility of assuming repetition as progression

this survey is part of a project that examines the value, effect and affect, of repetition as a model for progression. It specifically collects and celebrates examples of when repetition is - or becomes - useless, i.e. without positive effect.

USE THE SURVEY FORM BELOW TO SUBMIT AN EXAMPLE OF ANY KIND OF ACT OR ACTION THAT IS DEFINITELY NOT WORTH REPEATING or, alternatively, WHERE REPETION SO FAR HAS PROVED FUTILE.

NOW - and for the remainder of the poll period: feel free to enter that which you WANT OTHERS TO STOP REPEATING.
More information on the survey here

NOTES:
Fill in as much - or as little - as you want. Only fields marked * are required
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Name  
Email address
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The act|action NOT worth repeating is *
The act took place in   private
public
Name the place  
The act related to   site (e.g. home, work place or institution)
situation (e.g. personal, professional, occasion)
ideology
belief
physical body
state of mind
Name the site|situation|occasion..  
Why was the act repeated   it is my job|it is part of my job
I made it my job
to bring attention to (self, site, situation)
to solve (problem, situation)
it felt like the right thing to do
I couldn't help it
I didn't have a choice
Other reasons for repeating the act  
The act was repeated   once
twice
daily
weekly
monthly
yearly
ever so often
as often as possible
as often as needed
1000 times
again and again and again
it is still being repeated (just this one more time)
Consequences of repeating the act   none
people know who I am
people pretend not to know who I am
I lost my job
I lost my friends
I lost my everything
Other consequences  
As a result of repeating the act   I feel ignored
I feel isolated
I feel despondent
I feel annoyed
I feel exasperated
I feel giddy
I feel self-righteous
I lost my self respect
I maintained my self respect
Other results|resulting affects  
What made you stop
If you haven't stopped yet, what - if anything - will make you?		   I was told to
I was forced to
I simply gave up
I realised it had no effect
I realised it had adverse effects
I haven't stopped yet
Other reasons for stopping the repetition?
If you haven't stopped yet, what will make you? 		 
Do you regret this act of futile repetition   yes
no
yes and no
don't know
Lessons learned   none
REPETITION IS FUTILE
Any other Lessons (not) learned?
Include any reasons for why yourself or others should not attempt to repeat the act again (to live and learn), any reasons for why you actually might - just one more time - repeat the act (to live in hope) or any other notes and comments you may want to add ...		  
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no
I want to be kept informed
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no
  






'100 Things Not Worth Repeating' The Survey, 2007 | Part of 'Circular Walks (and the notion of repetition)'. More information: Circular Walks
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