Marianne Holm Hansen || 100 things NOT worth repeating

100 THINGS NOT WORTH REPEATING
A survey on the futility of assuming repetition as a model for 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.

Get it off your chest and share your experiences with others:
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.
Although the call for submissions to the forthcoming book has now closed, your response may still be included in future publications/text works and/or presentations relating to the project. You can elect to remain anonymous.

More information on the survey and forthcoming book here

NOTES:
Fill in as much - or as little - as you want. Only fields marked * are required
You can submit as many examples as you wish.

Name

Email address *
Your email will only be added to the mailinglist if you elect to be kept informed of the project (below). It will never be sold, shared or abused.

The act not worth repeating *

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/etc

Reasons for repeating the act

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

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

Results 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

What made you stop the repetition

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
if you haven't stopped yet, what will make you

Do you regret the repetition of the act

yes
no
yes and no
don't know

Lessons learned

none
REPETITION IS FUTILE

Other lessons learned, notes or things to share

I want to remain anonymous *

yes
no

I want to be kept informed *
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100 THINGS NOT WORTH REPEATING A survey on the futility of assuming repetition as a model for 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. Get it off your chest and share your experiences with others: 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. Although the call for submissions to the forthcoming book has now closed, your response may still be included in future publications/text works and/or presentations relating to the project. You can elect to remain anonymous. More information on the survey and forthcoming book here *NOTES: Fill in as much - or as little - as you want. Only fields marked are required You can submit as many examples as you wish.

Please check the required fields marked *
Name
Email address * Your email will only be added to the mailinglist if you elect to be kept informed of the project (below). It will never be sold, shared or abused.
The act not worth repeating *
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/etc
Reasons for repeating the act	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
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
Results 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
What made you stop the repetition	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 if you haven't stopped yet, what will make you
Do you regret the repetition of the act	yes no yes and no don't know
Lessons learned	none REPETITION IS FUTILE
Other lessons learned, notes or things to share
I want to remain anonymous *	yes no
I want to be kept informed * If you chose to stay informed your email will be added to the project's mailing list. You can unsubscribe from this list at anytime	yes no
Security Code (Avoiding Spam) * Type the numbers/letters from the image in the text-box below	Reload Image



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