BANGON Theory (Beyond All Noise, Gain On One’s Name)

Since the day of our births, we are controlled by our limitations that create further boundaries.
There are 3 limitations known as a mindset (thoughts/ attitude), time (Continuous - Can not take
back), and bodies (Physical impairments - visual or auditory). These limitations lead to noise
wherein prevents us to truly know ourselves.

BANGON theory proposes that what defines the self is the ambition or the drive to gain
something in one's name despite the noise.

Example: With people with critical illness, as outsiders, we initially see them as their physical
state. However, to them, there is still a positive driving force for them to survive or to gain on
one's name.

Keyword: Gain/ Ambition

Limitations:
Facticity (Jean-Paul Sartre) - Being defined by others at the present (Family, Society, and
Education)
Spatial-Temporal Being - We are settled in this confined space and time.
Body as an intermediary

HISTORY:
BANGON Theory was established when its scholars encountered stressful events in
their lives. These events involved existential dread that led them to contemplate their true
selves. Thus, they concluded that what defines the true self is the positive driving force or
ambition to stay alive despite the noise.

DEFINITION OF THE SELF:

The self here is defined as the AMBITION. It is our driving force and passion that makes
us who we are, to know our true self. By this, it motivates us to stay alive and keep ongoing.

SUPPORTING LITERATURE:

VIDEO FLOW:

Approach: Informative
Flow: may reporter na naka formal na damit and siya ang naga explain abt the theory and
habang gina relay niya ang information mag cut sa specific na scene na naga compliment sa
information na gina pagusapan nung reporter and doon sa specific na scene kay may tao na
mag act(add lang kayo feel ko di mag abot ng 2 mins or kung need ienglish sabi lang ty)

SCRIPT:

Narrator (Intro):

You are here for a reason. It's for seeing, breathing, and living.
But imagine if the comfort you have now will be vanished because of the government, the
economy, and the environment.
Could I still be me?
Let me tell you a secret.
Through BANGON theory, your journey in knowing yourself can succeed now.

Narrator (History):
BANGON Theory. It was established when its scholars encountered stressful events in
their lives. These events involved existential dread that led them to contemplate on their true
selves.

Narrator(Supporting literature):
As Jean-Paul Sartre stated, limitations create boundaries. Known as time, mindset, and
bodies. But with these limitations, could I still be me? Listen to this next question and you shall
see. What keeps you going?

Narrator (Definition of the Self):

Regardless of your past, personality, anatomy, perception, and religion. What keeps you
going? The self here is defined as you, your AMBITION. It is our driving force and passion that
makes us who we are, to know our true self. By this, it motivates us to stay alive and keep
ongoing.

Narrator (Ending):
If this theory accomplished everything you could possibly hope for, what would that look
like? BANGON Theory, Beyond All noise, we gain on one's name.