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  2. Sure, why not. You could say that if you want.
  3. I'm curious regarding where your morals come from. Religion?
  4. Yeah. That's what we're here to do. GOD is the greatest Story to ever exist—and it's fucking interactive ✨
  5. Haha it's really interesting that you don't see your ego trying to hold on to its sexual fantasies as strongly as possible. How unfortunate that this is what your ideal is in this world. But it's fine you do or try to do what you are tempted to do. I'll let you be the judge of your own actions at the end of your life.
  6. Immigration is reducing to Europe and polls find many of them want to return to their home countries if it was safer. So long term it will reduce, is what I would have said. But currently the US and Europe are helping israel try to cause a meltdown in the Middle East which may just increase it massively.
  7. Psychedelics. Even microdosis can have more impact that you can imagine. You'll be embarassed at how poorly you've been using your mind.
  8. I live in the middle east and let me tell you something, you've done this to yourselves. The "progressive agenda" you persued has put you in this position. And make no mistake this is an active agenda and plan made by hands behind the scenes. You've basically let your leaders erase you and give your countries to the immigrants. That is what is happening and what has been happening in Europe for a long time and it's now at the point of no return I'm afraid and it's already too late. Unless you Europeans wake up enough to prevent this from going further. Though some of your patriots are already waking up and trying to wake others as well.
  9. Conquer the world and help advance mankind towards infinity.
  10. Armodafinil. Suprised no one mentioned it yet.
  11. you should ask them all at least a hundred times using different accounts, then cross-compare lol:)
  12. Here is a comprehensive list of attributes and behaviors that an intelligent, thoughtful person demonstrates when participating in a forum. These traits reflect not just intellectual capability, but intellectual humility, emotional maturity, and effective communication. 1. Intellectual Humility & Open-Mindedness * Open to being wrong: Views being corrected not as a defeat, but as an opportunity to update their knowledge and get closer to the truth. * Appearances of uncertainty: Comfortably uses phrases like "As far as I understand..." or "Correct me if I'm missing something," recognizing that certainty requires robust evidence. * Separates ego from ideas: Does not take counterarguments as personal attacks; attacks the argument, not the person (avoids ad hominem). 2. Analytical Rigor & Charitable Interpretation * Stealmans the opposition: Restates the opponent's argument in its strongest, most logical form before responding, proving they actually understand it rather than attacking a weak strawman. * Distinguishes correlation from causation: Avoids leaping to conclusions based on superficial data and looks for underlying mechanisms or confounding variables. * Asks clarifying questions: Instead of assuming the worst interpretation of a poorly phrased post, they ask for clarification ("Do you mean X, or are you referring to Y?"). 3. Constructive Communication & Engagement * Shows appreciation: Expresses gratitude for well-thought-out responses, even when they disagree ("Thanks for breaking that down, that gives me a different perspective"). * Focuses on substance over semantics: Avoids getting bogged down in minor typos, pedantic nitpicks, or irrelevant side-arguments, keeping the focus on the core topic. * Provides sources or reasoning: Backs up bold claims with logic, context, or references rather than relying purely on "Trust me, I know." 4. Emotional Regulation & Community Awareness * Resists the urge to have the "last word": Knows when a discussion has run its course or devolved into circular arguing, and gracefully steps away. * Maintains tone control: Keeps a calm, measured tone even when interacting with hostile, sarcastic, or bad-faith participants. * Acknowledges nuance: Avoids black-and-white or all-or-nothing thinking; recognizes that complex topics usually have trade-offs, gray areas, and multiple valid facets. Hope this helps.
  13. I have the habit of going on a 10-minute walk after every meal, and if I don't and I sit down and try to work, I'm all over the place, complete chaos lord, can't gather my thoughts, jumping tasks, can't commit to a task, can't find a structure to follow. I think many people with ADHD symptomatology could actually be helped by simply lowering their blood glucose after a meal. The idea that kids get hyper after eating sugar is perhaps not such a big myth. Imagine what you think is an illness could just be about feeding your body carbohydrates and trying to fight the impetus you've created for moving your body after putting it in such a state. Blood glucose and adrenaline are essentially parallel processes. If you think you're restless because it's just innate to your genetics, maybe first try to calm down your nervous system by stabilizing your metabolism.
  14. I think you guys are projecting your personal idealism onto the world, but human psychology is much messier than you believe it is. The idea that deep emotional love magically turns off erotic curiosity or the human appetite for taboo is a romantic fairy tale. If that were true, happy marriages wouldn't struggle with desire and dead bedrooms wouldn't exist. Conflating emotional affection with the complete shutdown of sexual novelty is just denial and idealism.
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  16. Sundays are annoying. I've tried my best to make them more fun, and usually that works until I hit mid-afternoon and I feel bored and lonely again. Throughout the week, I am so stressed with appointments, but Sundays are just... blank. I've been on two walks, listened to a new podcast twice, done my laundry, studied, read, revised some French on Duolingo, embroidered, polished my nails, cleaned my kitchen, cooked lunch... and I feel empty. Had I set a time to meet some friends, I probably would have felt stressed and uncomfortable because of it - but I feel lonely as is and wish they would make time for me on the weekends. It's not for a lack of passion or interests that I am so bored. Things are just difficult to coordinate, and I can't be a cook, dietitian, cookbook author, language teacher, and psychology student all at once...so while I do have to decide on a few things at a time (because of conflicting schedules and the physical distances between appointments) ... somehow, between all this, Sunday afternoons are still so sad and empty. I could go to a café, and maybe I will next Sunday, but this would be another appointment to stress over.
  17. I was in the same boat as you on this until I had the realization that the ego identity was an illusion. It was at that point that the separate self dissolved and I experienced a major shift in awareness. *Try watching this a few times until something clicks. WARNING: Very powerful.
  18. Identity Proof Log Date & Time: October 25, 2026 The Situation / Trigger: Navigating daily maintenance, health decisions, mental focus, and workplace dynamics. The Old Pattern: Procrastinating on small tasks, over-analyzing and stressing over outcomes, getting sucked into mental loops of office politics, or giving in to old habits like smoking. The New Alignment (Action/Thought/Decision): Executed small tasks instantly (cutting toenails with zero delay). Took health actions and completely let go of the outcome ("I do my part and completely let go of the rest"). Maintained a clean slate regarding habits (stayed smoke-free). Invested in inner mastery by completing Spirio sessions and blueprint coursework. Guarded mental energy by consciously choosing not to engage with office politics. The Evidence: This is undeniable proof of Master of the Self and Calm Precision Execution in action. You are moving with speed, detaching from what you cannot control, and running your own mental kingdom without outside interference.
  19. Exercise 1 write everything down when I notice myself acting thinking or deciding about something that identifies with my new identity so that it gives proof to my brain that it's in line with the identity I want to become.
  20. Yes. And I replaced the apple juice.
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