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Political Psychology in 2008
Posted by The Situationist Staff on August 5, 2008
Sharon Begley has a very interesting article, "How Our Unconscious Votes," in HealthNewsDigest.com. Here's an excerpt.
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Give the democrats of West Virginia points for honesty. As Hillary Clinton romped to a landslide of 67 to 26 percent over Barack Obama in the primary, 20 percent of voters in exit polls said that race was an important factor in their choice—triple the percentage of earlier primaries. Of those, 80 percent voted for Clinton, making clear what they meant by "important."
Obama's "black supremacist" minister concerns her, one woman told my colleague Suzanne Smalley. Another found Obama's "background, his heritage" suspicious. Both said they'd vote for John McCain over Obama.
The 2008 campaign has been subjected to more psychological analysis than Woody Allen. The top Democratic candidates asked psychology researchers for input, as did the national party, several state parties and the House and Senate Democratic caucuses. The 2007 book "The Political Brain," by psychologist Drew Westen of Emory University, became a must-read for strategists, and so far it looks as though they got their money's worth: key predictions of political psychology have held up pretty well on the campaign trail. Voters are driven more by emotions than by a cold-eyed, logical analysis of a candidate's record and positions; witness the legions of anti-immigration Republicans who pulled the lever for McCain. Ten-point plans (Clinton) don't move voters as powerfully as inspirational oratory (Obama). And unconscious motivations are stronger than conscious ones. This last finding might explain the growing role of racism in the campaign as well as the persistent "happiness gap" between liberals and conservatives—both of which will matter in November.
In March, when I wrote about research showing that people ignore race if another salient trait is emphasized, scientists agreed that Obama had to convey that "he is one of us." That "us" could be Democrats, family men, opponents of the Iraq invasion, enemies of politics as usual. Instead, opponents (and the media) began playing up his "otherness"—not wearing a flag pin, belonging to a black church, having an exotic name. And Obama began slipping, losing support among blue-collar white voters in particular.
It may seem paradoxical, but to stop the bleeding Obama needs to talk about race more often and more explicitly. "Only 3 or 4 percent of people today consciously endorse racist sentiments," says Westen. "But there are residues of prejudice at the unconscious level, and they aren't difficult to activate if you know how to do it. Our better angels on race tend to be our conscious rather than our unconscious values and emotions." It is those conscious brain circuits that Obama needs to keep activating, says Westen, "by talking about racism openly and attacking those who say white America will never vote for a black for president. Appeal to people's conscious values." That has a good chance of keeping unconscious racism at bay, brain studies show. Even more effective, combine direct talk about racism with an "I am like you" message, which leads the brain to focus on categories other than race. "Make it about 'us'," says Westen. "Talk about how we feel angry if a black fireman gets promoted ahead of us for no reason but affirmative action. Talk about how it's natural to look at someone different from us and ask, does he share my values, can he understand me?"
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August 5, 2008 at 12:10 pm
I also heard that the situation was even worse in Louisiana, one white man said that he had an "Obama for President" sign on his lawn and he received death threats. I disagree a bit about the implication that women have it easy, let's not forget this bit of information:
Maybe I'm a purist, but why should Obama try to change his language in order to get elected? Is that really ethical? I voted for Al Gore in the primaries because he shared my concern for the Earth. Candidates should care about being a good leader. They should talk about how we can fix our country, including problems that do not directly affect them. Yes, he should discuss race, but he's not running to be president of the NAACP. He's running for President of the United States, where we have just a few other problems as well, in case anyone did not notice.
He will be a good leader if he speaks about how he intends to fix all the problems of our country. Maybe he won't get elected, but in my eyes what Gore did was heroic. He took the risk of speaking out to what is important to him. I think Obama should do the same. If we can get social justice in this country, health care, a living wage, housing for victims of Katrina, then issues of race will be easier to solve.

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Racism Meets Groupism and Teamism
Posted by The Situationist Staff on March 25, 2009
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White people don't show hints of unconscious bias against blacks who belong to the same group as them, a new study suggests.
But this lack of bias only applied to black people in their group, according to the findings. Most white people in the study still showed evidence of some unconscious bias towards blacks who were in an opposing group, or who were unaffiliated with either group.
What impressed the researchers, however, was just how quickly these group bonds could form. The lack of bias toward fellow black group members was uncovered just minutes after whites joined the mixed-race group, and without participants even meeting their fellow members personally.
"The results suggest that when we share some kind of identity with a group of people, we automatically and immediately feel positively toward them, regardless of race," said Jay Van Bavel, co-author of the study and post-doctoral fellow in psychology at Ohio State University.
"You can think in terms of people who go to the playground and play a game of pickup basketball. All it takes is a flip of a coin to make someone your teammate, and at least for that game, you're going to feel positively toward your teammates, white and black."
Van Bavel conducted the study with William Cunningham, assistant professor of psychology at Ohio State. Their study appears in the March issue of the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
The study involved two separate but related experiments with college students, one done in Canada and one in the United States.
The students took a computer test commonly used by psychologists to reveal unconscious, or automatic racial bias. The test examines people's first reactions to seeing a black face, before their conscious mind can edit and override biases.
Even though most people disavow any racial bias, this test consistently shows that about three-quarters of white North Americans have some level of unconscious racial bias, Van Bavel said. These unconscious thoughts can lead people to make biased decisions without realizing they are being biased.
For example, a manager may pass over a resume of a person whose name suggests she is an African American, without even recognizing why he is doing it, according to Van Bavel.
The computer test flashes pictures of black and white faces quickly on the screen followed nearly instantaneously by positive words (such as love) or negative words (such as hatred). Participants have to very quickly – within about one-half of a second — categorize the words as positive or negative.
In general, white people find it more difficult to correctly classify positive words when they were first shown a photo of a black person.
"Seeing a black face automatically activates this association with negative things for many white people and if they don't have time to correct this negative image – which they don't in this study – they associate negative words with black faces," Cunningham said.
In the first experiment, 109 students at the University of Toronto were randomly assigned to one of two groups made up for the study – one named the Lions and the other called the Tigers. A control group learned about the two groups, but was not assigned to either one of them.
Members of the Lions and Tigers were shown photos of the members of both groups, and told it was important to learn who belonged to their team, and who belonged to other team.
Later, they were given the computer bias test. Results showed that students in the control group, who were not a member of either mixed-race group, showed a preference for white faces over black faces, as was expected.
But white members of the two teams showed no bias against black members of their own teams. They did, however, show bias towards black members of the opposing team.
"Team members were evaluating people based on whether they were on the same team – not evaluating them based on their race," Cunningham said.
The second experiment involved 126 students at Ohio State. The setup was essentially the same, except that participants also evaluated white and black faces that were not members of either of the two groups. Results showed that white students showed no bias against blacks who belonged to their team. They showed nearly equivalent levels of bias towards black members of the opposing team, and black members who were not associated with either team.
This suggests that whites were showing increased positive feelings toward black members of their own team, but not increased negative feelings toward blacks who belonged to the opposing team.
"White students felt the same toward blacks on the opposing team and people who didn't belong to any team," Van Bavel said. "That means liking people from your team doesn't mean you have to hate members of the other team."
Van Bavel said the unconscious biases studied in this research have real-life consequences.
"What's dangerous about these attitudes is that they can come into play even when we're not aware of them, and even when we think we are being egalitarian," he said.
But this study suggests there may be ways to battle this unconscious, automatic racism.
"We want to change how people see someone at the very earliest stages. If you see someone as a member of your own team or group, race may not even come to mind. You are thinking about that person in terms of some kind of shared relationship," Van Bavel said.
In the real world, this means creating contexts to show how people are connected whenever possible. This may mean emphasizing our shared identities as residents of a city, fans of a sports team or members of a church.
"It's part of human nature to feel positively about members of our own group," Cunningham said. "The challenge is to find ways to call attention to our shared identities."
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For some related Situationist posts, see "Why Race May Influence Us Even When We "Know" It Doesn't," "The Cognitive Costs of Interracial Interactions," "Guilt and Racial Prejudice," "Perceptions of Racial Divide," "Hoyas, Hos, & Gangstas," "'Us' and 'Them,'" "March Madness," "Race Attributions and Georgetown University Basketball," "Some (Interior) Situational Sources War – Part I," "The Origins of Sports Team Fandom," "Attributing Blame — from the Baseball Diamond to the War on Terror," and "Situationist Theories of Hate – Part II."
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yossi said
Notice that the implicit measure was not an IAT. You might want to fix that.
matthew8909 said
This whole article is full of contradictions. Sure it is natural for a group of people, regardless of race, nationality, or religion, to feel more comfortable around people that are similar. That is the way it has been since our first ancestors formed tribes. For example, take an American and place him in a group of Russians. What do you think is going to happen?
Lilian Nattel said
I think this is an important study in terms of direction in combating racism that works on the unconscious level where it's simply something people aren't aware of.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A tearful President Barack Obama said Friday he grieved first as a father about the massacre at a Connecticut elementary school, declaring, "Our hearts are broken today." He called for "meaningful action" to prevent such shootings but did not say what it should be.
"The majority of those who died were children - beautiful, little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old," Obama said.
At that point he had to pause for several seconds to keep his composure, and he wiped his eyes.
The scene in the White House briefing room was one of the most emotional moments of Obama's presidency. Near him, two senior aides cried and held hands as they listened to the president.
Twenty-seven people, including 20 children, were killed when a gunman opened fire inside the school. The shooter blasted his way through the building as young students cowered helplessly. The dead included the shooter.
The story jolted parents and other people across the nation, and the White House was no different.
Obama began his comments with no greeting. He ended them with words of Scripture, walking away in silence.
He recited the future milestones lost, and had to pause again to gather his words.
"They had their entire lives ahead of them - birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own," the president said of those who were killed.
He ordered that U.S. flags be flown at half-staff on public grounds through Tuesday. The White House also canceled a trip Obama was planning to take Wednesday to Portland, Maine. Notably, House Speaker John Boehner, with whom Obama is locked in tense budget negotiations, announced that Republicans would not offer their usual Saturday radio address "so that President Obama can speak for the entire nation at this time of mourning."
The tragedy, like previous ones have, reignited calls from gun control activists for laws restricting access to weapons.
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"Platitudes and condolences do not help. We need action," McBride said.
The president himself signaled a desire for action, but he was not specific.
"As a country, we have been through this too many times," Obama said. "We're going to have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this, regardless of the politics."
As the president received briefings about the shooting, his spokesman, Jay Carney, responded to questions about gun control and Obama's campaign promises on the matter by saying "I don't think today is that day" for such a discussion.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an advocate of greater limits on guns, responded directly to the president's remarks: "Calling for 'meaningful action' is not enough. We need immediate action. We have heard all the rhetoric before."
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Taking the family on a road trip can be anywhere from Clark Griswold crazy to extremely boring to mildly annoying.
You know the drill: "Maaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhmmmm! Bobby poked me!" "Bobby! Stop poking your sister!"
But the whole point of a road trip is to have fun getting to where you're going. With kids, it takes a little planning and some sanity-saving gadgets.
Kids have short attention spans, they are strapped into confining (and safe!) car seats and they have to pee all the time. They're bound to get so bored or antsy they'll kick the backs of your chairs.
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There's no question a small vehicle limits what you bring. AND even worse, it puts the kids too close to each other.
Inevitably there will be poking. And grabbing. And face-making. This leads to whining. And crying. And barfing.
And that's no fun.
So buy, rent or borrow a bigger vehicle. You'll save some sanity.
The next road trip necessity is sure to keep the young 'uns quiet for hours.
Can we roll the video, please?
No. 4: Bring videos along for the ride
This is essential. Kids will ask a billion times "are we there yet?" but if you plug them in to a video, they're blissfully quiet for hours.
It's really just sick how genius this is. You can rent a DVD player if your big-ol SUV doesn't have a built-in one. Or portable DVD players can be had for as little as $75. It's worth every single penny.
You could even use a laptop with movies or kids' shows on it. Or an iPod or iPad -- basically anything that plays videos and can use headphones.
Some kids love to watch a video over and over so even a 30-minute show can get you 90 miles down the road. Or a feature-length film will be golden.
Sure a glowing screen isn't the best thing for Junior but this is a tip you can be sure even overachiever parents use.
The next tip involves some basic human needs.
Is it time for a pit stop?
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It is strictly forbidden by the international law of car trips to go to the bathroom in a small container inside your vehicle. Do not turn your ride into a restroom on wheels. Too gross.
Get to the nearest rest stop or gas station, where you can fill up the gas tank and bend your body out of its sitting shape.
Road-tripping is a good time to indulge in some snacks you might otherwise avoid. If you never take the kids for fast food, maybe let them have a burger and fries on the road or grab a candy bar.
Or keep it healthy by bringing some carrot sticks and sandwiches, but stop for a cold bottle of water or something to drink.
Sure you can eat and drink in the car, but it's fun to get a yummy snack or a fresh drink when you're stopped anyway.
But be careful, you don't want to see those nibbles coming back up again.
Are you prepared?
No. 2: Bring barf bags and Band-Aids
All the bumps on the road and the curves and the hills. And did you eat chicken nuggets then go on the swirly slide?
Kids and throwing up go hand in hand. It's natural, just like how kids eat paste and like to twirl in circles endlessly.
So when you're confined in a car, be prepared. Bring barf bags. And not just one either.
There is almost nothing worse than driving for days or hours or even seconds in a car that smells like vomit. It's a flat-out trip-ruiner.
Bring some plastic bags. Kids puke a lot; it's just part of life.
And children also get scrapes and cuts. You never know when and you can't predict how, but if your child falls or gets hurt, a package of Band-Aids will offer her some relief.
And it might distract her as you continue down the road.
For our final tip, consider driving giving the kids a rest.
Are you afraid of the dark?
No. 1: Drive by night
All kids get bored sitting in the car for hours. It's like a law of nature; look it up.
No matter how many videos they watch or how many stops you make, there is nothing like a big nap to occupy your kids for a long time.
Traveling at night means they will be sleepy and it'll be dark. Bring a pillow. Even bring some of their favorite bedtime gear, a stuffed animal or favorite blankie.
If you can manage to stay awake yourself, it's a great time to drive.
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I think I like accessibility
In BC I cleared Kara and ZA and had killed Gruul and Mag. I killed a boss or two in SSC. I did all of ZA, but was never anywhere close to the mount. After 3.0 I also killed a handful in BT, which doesn't count in my book. I've still not seen Sunwell.
Now I've cleared Naxx, downed Malygos and Sartharion. Most of Ulduar I've killed. The exceptions are Vazax and Yogg-Saron, and I've at least died to Yogg a few times. TotC I've done all of. I've already seen a lot of ICC25; clearing the first wing, Rotface and Festergut, and died a few times in the other wings. On 10-man I've not seen blood wing, but I have killed Putricide. I've never done ToC 10 and barely touched Ulduar 10. I suspect I am afraid of PUG raids.
I can't imagine what I'd be doing now if I'd hit a wall. I cannot imagine still running naxx, over and over and over. Maybe I'd be forced to do arenas just to pass the time. Oh, the horror...
Just for fun, I'm going to end this with a question and blanket statement which ignores individual differences or other perspectives. WoW is split between those who benefit from accessibility and get a much greater value from their $15 than before, and those who whine that noobs get to play the same game as them. Which are you?
12 comments:
- Nick said...
I'm in the same boat as you, except I never did end game in Vanilla or in BC at all (granted I did quit for a couple of years).
I like the accessibility of it all, it's fun. :-)
Making a game enjoyable to more people is the key, with hard mode stuff for the HC crowd.
I don't really mind n00bs in the game because I hang out with my guild mostly.
- February 18, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- Anonymous said...
Oh hell yeah, accessibility all the way. As someone who never even beat Mario Bros (I fell in the hole, repeatedly), it's MY TURN to win.
- February 18, 2010 at 10:24 AM
- G-Rebel said...
I've always said this: If I am paying as much as you, at least everything should be accessible. Whether I choose to access it is a different argument, but if I'm not meant or allowed to access something, why am I paying for it?
In the end accessibility is the way to go. It's better than communism. :)
- February 18, 2010 at 11:26 AM
- Ateve said...
Can't I be both?
In Vanilla I was in a hardcore raiding guild for the sole reason as I wanted to experience all of the game I could.
I spent so much time and effort that for BC I was burnt out from raiding and lived the pvp life instead.
This more casual form of raiding is much better imho. I want to kill the LK, it doesnt matter if its wussy 10man regular mode and not 25man hard mode with a shiney mount.
I do like to whine about the noobs though.
- February 18, 2010 at 11:48 AM
- Vidyala said...
Definitely the former! I haven't been playing since Vanilla. In BC I saw Kara, and Zul'Aman, and that's all. Granted, I liked them, but I wasn't joining a 25 man guild. Now I've seen every fight in the game with the exception of the Lich King, and it feels awesome. I'm in a guild that makes our focus hard modes and the like, but I love that not everyone has to be doing that, and everyone can see all the fights they want on normal at whatever pace they'd like to do, with nine other people or twenty-four. I think it's a vast improvement over the "elite" setup of the past.
- February 18, 2010 at 12:51 PM
- Klepsacovic said...
@Nick: Yep, playing the game is fun!
@crankyhealer: Lol, noob. :)
@G-Rebel: Accessibility vs. Communism, battle of the theories!
@Ateve: I'm not sure noobs are caused by accessibility. But that's a good thing to think about. Maybe it depends on what it means for content to be accessible. And that's up for debate.
@Vidyala: Hardmodes? That's so elitist. I banish you! :P
- February 18, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- Dwism said...
You made me rant: http://dwarfdk.blogspot.com/2010/02/klepsacovic-likes-accessibility.html
- February 19, 2010 at 2:22 AM
- Dwism said...
And to answer you question: If I had to chose, i'd chose the second one.
If you want to dedicate yourself to something, and you are better at it, why should you not get access to more?
What is the alternative? "welcome to wow, here is your tier 11 of each class and the special "iWin" button.
I'd rather have people reach content I won't see. At least you would have something to strive for. (love extremists, right?)
- February 19, 2010 at 2:25 AM
- Endyme said...
I've played since Vanilla and until a few months before BC came out, I never raided because I worked until 1am...bleh. I eventually experienced MC and BWL some before BC hit. What I remember and had more of a problem with back in the day was the TIME factor required to raid. If you couldn't dedicate a crap ton of hours to raiding and farming for mats and all that jazz, you couldn't get anywhere. It locked out more casual folks who may have had jobs or family or other obligations. They had no way to get the nice gear, cause they couldn't get in the instances. Then they introduced Badges of Justice and that....was awesome.
Nowadays, raiding much MUCH more accessible and I for one am glad. I'm sure there are hardcore raiders who bemoan changes that made things easier, like when they nerfed Vashj. They killed her when it was harder and worked for it, and I can understand their frustration. I think Blizzard has tried to make more variety with the 10 man, 25 man, hardmode versions of instances and achievements.
Before, endgame was something only a fraction of the millions of players could see. Now it's a much bigger percentage, I'm sure. And I like that.
- February 19, 2010 at 11:59 AM
- Elguido said...
I enjoy the fact that they have made raids much more bite sized. I don't have the time to dedicate more than one night a week to raiding, so I enjoy the fact that I am able to progress despite my lack of time. On the other hand, I would like to be able to do some of the earlier raids with my alts, even though the rewards aren't great. I find it fun to run through Naxx or Uld once in a while, I think that people that new players are still missing some of the end game fun by skipping all of the earlier raids.
- February 19, 2010 at 1:59 PM
- Klepsacovic said...
@Dwism: I prefer to strive for something I can reach. When the target is out of reach seemingly forever, people quit.
@Endyme: The badges were a mixed bag for me. I liked the opportunity to advance, but when I looked back at my gear, it was 'welfare' gear: trivial PvP gear and grindy badge gear. I wish some of it had reflected challenges.
@Elguido: It is unfortunate that content is progressively obsolete, and as we chase gear older content is left behind. But what's there to do? I'd hate to 'have' to still run naxx, and if people don't have to do a place, they don't.
- February 19, 2010 at 8:48 PM
- Snoop101 said...
@DWISM: I agree 100%. It really is sad when you heroics or simple raids like VOA and people dont even understand their own class or others. Why because everything they got was handed to them. I miss the old days of WOW when CC and mana management was something you looked out for. You took a rogue or mage for the CC or even a priest in Kara to do CC. You had to make sure that you managed mana right down to the T so that people wouldent die.
Simple fact of it all is that Blizz made things easier so that the everyday people can play an MMO. This might be good for some, but for others who grew up in the days where you had to work for something and respect others for what they did it really is an issue.
I started playing multiplayer games on BBS's. Games like BRE where it took months and months of playing to build up.
New generation, new money, new type of game. Sad but some of us just have to suck it up and deal with this new generation.
- February 24, 2010 at 5:06 PM
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rpcuser=bitcoinrpc rpcpassword=123456abcdef(you'll need those values again in a minute) and then run with
~/bitcoininstallationdibitcoind -regtest -daemon -conf=homedibitcoin.conf(I didn't need to add server=1 to config).
~/bitcoininstallationdibitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcuser=bitcoinrpc -rpcpassword=123456abcdef generate 101Now your regtest bitcoind is running, you can move on to Tumblebit. Follow the instructions in the wiki page mentioned at the start; install .Net Core - the Microsoft instructions are easy to follow, just a couple of apt-gets and install the *.deb. Next, clone the github repo and run the Unit Tests. They passed first time for me.
cd NTumbleBit.TumblerServer dotnet run -regtestThe first start up will compile but also set up RSA keys, all that is fine without changes, but you'll need to edit the config so that the RPC is pointing at your regtest instance properly. In this case it (the new config should be located in ~/.ntumblebit/RegTest/server.config) should be edited to look like:
rpc.url=http://localhost:18332/ rpc.user=bitcoinrpc rpc.password=123456abcdef #rpc.cookiefile=yourbitcoinfolde.cookieThen restart and check you get no RPC errors. Leave that console open, it's running a server loop.
cd NTumbleBit.CLI dotnet run -regtestYou'll most likely get an RPC error again, before it shuts down. Now we need to edit the ~/.ntumblebit/RegTest/client.config file. The server can be left as the default localhost:5000, but you need the right RPC settings:
rpc.url=http://localhost:18332/ rpc.user=bitcoinrpc rpc.password=123456abcdef #rpc.cookiefile=yourbitcoinfolde.cookie tumbler.server=http://localhost:5000 outputwallet.extpubkey= outputwallet.keypath=0the last two fields are the important bit, which the wiki page explains in some detail for the testnet case.
for i in range(max_mix_depth): print('master for index: ' + str( i) + ' : ' + btc.bip32_privtopub(mixing_depth_keys[i]))immediately above this line. Then run again python wallet-tool.py randomseed.
master for index: 3 : tpubDBFGvUbWtEPKXeWPeG7rUh98iV9GuXSDbnk6ZrZHjcmp134BPByT293HPPQ93DktrVFKpZeAU1ULSdyfmwWuUGvUVLP19JkdUq2mzNKFJPRand put that tpub.. key into the field pubkey in the above mentioned 'client.config':
outputwallet.extpubkey=tpubDBFGvUbWtEPKXeWPeG7rUh98iV9GuXSDbnk6ZrZHjcmp134BPByT293HPPQ93DktrVFKpZeAU1ULSdyfmwWuUGvUVLP19JkdUq2mzNKFJPR outputwallet.keypath=0Now save and quit.
/path/to/bitcoin/bin/bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcpassword=123456abcdef generate 1As each block is generated you'll see the state in the client terminal window updating, showing the phases. A new 'epoch' (right term?) is started every N blocks (I haven't investigated the timing yet), and several epochs run concurrently. In each one, the client can pay in 1 Bitcoin (from Core) and eventually get out 1 coin - fees to the destination (Joinmarket in my case, any other BIP32 in yours). You can replace generate 1 with generate N but I'm not sure if the code will always correctly handle you mining lots of blocks at once! After a large enough number of blocks you'll start to see 'ClientCashout phase' occurring, and txids being printed out. You can go back to your (JM or other) wallet and see the coins arriving; here's what I see after a few epochs have gone through (using my python wallet-tool.py randomseed command):
for mixdepth=2 balance=0.00000000btc mixing depth 3 m/0/3/ external addresses m/0/3/0 tpubDDMAxSHJmxzeXwDnATuvtDizqNSsQKpXGufBDnER44BzEbHy7kg485zZwHqvzprgf6yEQYg9qYYfsLYS1HMmdSuXDzQb2dJSiga9geyM62R m/0/3/0/007 mw9s7tYucxB9yr2L6HkqeDVsh3wdgMdcyK used 0.99995750 btc m/0/3/0/008 mq5TgTNgwYHv88Q4T7wL6kTb1MBSPE3mqK used 0.99995750 btc m/0/3/0/009 mhzQFY8FNvux6SKWKLKmhBB3Sw4MLaSnyu used 0.99995750 btc m/0/3/0/010 mrYECmCf5UKa1BBRMuzprVugsCi9z7oiHo new 0.00000000 btc m/0/3/0/011 mopUNXmHT8ngfBymM3c3EYMg7RLZAf6Zc6 new 0.00000000 btc m/0/3/0/012 mmaVXVfQP4UAYJPhMpQ3FhgXfHzujaxyw4 new 0.00000000 btc m/0/3/0/013 mzYD1AcUFz8SVwJM8EjVCfEM6pcYnHooBR new 0.00000000 btc m/0/3/0/014 my5unLCEMWQBkXBdeJ75VVGk1wrMrT8iDE new 0.00000000 btc m/0/3/0/015 muA76YSTtKKmD6HnVKYhkd9K9TZnPLh8pp new 0.00000000 btc internal addresses m/0/3/1 for mixdepth=3 balance=2.99987250btcAs you can see, 3 coins have arrived.
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Three Rivers beat visiting Berrien Springs 64-20.
"It's important for us because you're not going to have your best players every night that will perform," Bingaman said. "Other teams will work to shut down your attack and the great thing about basketball is any night a player off the bench can come in and play good minutes. It's always nice to have girls that have some confidence coming off the bench."
The Lady Cat seniors— Curstin Holloman, Bre Lester, Marissa Wyngarden, JoAnna Hampsten, Nicki Bennett and Clautia Pou — pushed the lead to 12-5 after one quarter of action. They were able to force turnovers and Pou connected on two 3-pointers.
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Berrien Springs turned it over 32 times and scored in single digits all four quarters.
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