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  2. @UnbornTao You are too closedminded to understand what Alien Awakening is. So that lesson is lost on you. Alien Awakening is real, but you will never realize it.
  3. That's essentially your default response to any confrontation. But you said you'd provide a video, didn't you? If you find that you can't, in fact, do what you promised, then it might be time to admit you were wrong. Isn't that part of your philosophy? To be clear, you can be closed while appearing open. I think this is a clear case of that. After all, what people might hear in these exchanges tends to be, 'Someone claims X,' and the one who says 'no' to that is seen as closed-minded. Maybe not. You can be open and still say no to nonsense. Insisting on BS is closed-mindedness.
  4. Your feedback has been recieved. Thanks. The courses I am planning will cover more detailed how-to.
  5. Nice to see you back here. How are you doing with everything going on? Do you have safe room in your home or do you go to a shelter?
  6. Haha. Leave some Kool-Aid for the others.
  7. Nothing knows this.
  8. Okay, the problem is when I say a mode of being is a fragment and that is a part of the fragment, the symbolism looses it's elegance since 8 sub-fragments can each exist by themselves. Also having two meanings for the word fragment is redundant. So what I need is a structure with 8+ elements that can not sustain it's form when one element is removed. This structure exists in maths and it's called a "Brunnian link". A Brunnian link is a loop with multiple elements that are loops themselves. Okay already really in your face strangeloop imagery. Also it has the potential to be a fractal if each of the loops is itself a brunnian link and so on. The second thing that is satisfying is the fact that the circular loop is the common symbol for emptiness and the absolute. They way the uncertainty principle is implemented is that if you look at the whole and try to isolate one link, the whole thing unravels and you are only left with 8 identical loops that symbolize emptiness. This is codifying the fact that there has never been something beyond the absolute and that there is no such thing as an absolute distinction. In this new symbolic system, the bunnian link symbolizes both the crystal and the fragment. The finiteness of the number of links in the brunnian link symbolizes the finiteness of the fragment. The circle itself is a symbol for wholeness and infinity. The unraveled link that only consists of a string symbolizes the crystal and it's purity and infinity. Whether this theory is in any way compatible with the string theory, I have to check, but it is notable that 8 + 2 (2 = the other two dimensions in spaciality) is the amount of strings in some versions of strong theory. I love the idea of the "link" since the link is inherently empty and depends on the rest of the system. If you have a system only made of links, that system looks like structure and substance, but in reality it is empty which is the perfect description of reality. For those who are wondering why I'm so concerned with symbolism, it is because my theory teaches that a ton of people care about that and symbols can carry a shit ton of information at once. It makes explaining a lot easier and the theory a lot more 🅱️eautiful.
  9. You do not understand what I am talking about. And I am not going to bend over backwards to indulge your closedmindedness.
  10. I agree. Feeling is an aspect of cognition for me. Also intuition.
  11. @UnbornTao Dude you're embarrassing yourself.
  12. Sure. Provide the recording you said you'd have of yourself turning into one. We'll be waiting. Or just stop insisting on the drugs so much and call a subjective state what it is. Call it a new flavor of awakening or something - but do it, if you care about what's true. If not, then don't sell crap to people. That's my suggestion.
  13. @Leo Gura check out my post about how i realized alien mind/consciousness in the spirituality section.
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  15. This post is for @Leo Gura and really any other that believe in an AI crash. I will seek to prove that this is basically impossible and AI companies are already in the too big to fail category and ChatGPT moving towards military industrial complex instead of a business to consumer model is a proof of that. The whole reshoring manufacturing of America over the next 10 years is based on their tech supremacy. Remember the whole meme of american workers retuning to work in factories? Obviously that will not happen and the US will aim to be a robotics and automation leader, which it's already well positioned to do. A K shaped crash will absolutely happen and will serve in further squeezing the middle class into nothing as their labor becomes literally obsolete. Leo your idea that AI value is based on AGI is misguided. AI value prop is based on enterprise workforce. The whole overinflated valuation of the market is based on the premise that AI agents can replace human employees en masse. That premise is still up in the air but as someone who works with AI tools and automation daily I'd say it's already a done deal, the macro forces are just too powerful and humans not adaptable enough. It's also heavily based in the military industrial complex really as you print money to make top tier weapons with which you secure global trade and force countries into doing commerce under your umbrella and get rich off of financialization and exporting the USD. The US has just proved in its Maduro operation and its Iran strikes that their military supremacy is as unchallenged as ever and the whole tech-AI industry fits right into that. Having said this I would say that claiming that an AI bubble crash is imminent or even likely has a MASSIVE BURDEN OF PROOF under it and I invite anybody to try and make an argument and case for it. I'm pretty confident that the corporate layoffs we've been seeing will keep accelerating throughout this year and it's highly likely that Trump and his Tech buddies will introduce some sort of UBI promise this year with the primaries to secure their votes and burry their epstein scandal further.
  16. You totally missed what i wrote somehow, which is understandable, since AI can very easily amplify one's biases by giving them what they want to see. You are right though in that sense it's your side kick, amplifying your biases. These incidents are off-course regrettable and shouldn't be celebrated. But Haters will hate anyway.
  17. @integral
  18. Yes
  19. I have no particular attachment to gore itself, there's other similar practices I mentioned Which is exactly what yesterday's blog post is describing https://www.actualized.org/insights/squaring-ugliness-with-beauty I simply happened to intuitively realize this even before logically connecting evil & ugliness to Love, Beauty, Goodness, Equality, Balance, Totality, Truth, etc. through direct consciousness. Which of course includes my own evil and ugliness, that's the whole point — to see it in yourself through the mirror of 'other'. And that's just the tip of the iceberg, really. There are places you can visit so imbued with evil it makes you physically sick, speaking from experience. Statistically you are of course correct, but your model will be made better if it also accounts for the remaining 1%. Not sure why people are so stubborn about this. In essence we're all freaks here just by virtue of doing this work, but some freaks are freakier than others. There's numerous avenues for growth, it's as you say; for instance one can grow tremendously by becoming a parent, I respect that and acknowledge the fact I wouldn't dare take this path even if I biologically could. P.S.: nothing wrong with cutting yourself either (provided it's performed in an anatomically safe and sterile manner); I've done it a few times out of curiosity, not self-hatred or attention seeking. One of the central ideas of Psychology of Conformity was that the why matters more than the what and how.
  20. Russia is blocking people from organizing against Putin. That's why these bans exist. AI will not solve that.
  21. But look at both side of the things: if children *do* have comparatively "exaggerated" emotions, such as big surprise about an elephant: a lot more processing to do; an adult would need to "exaggerate" such emotion to point correctly, what they think about elephant - perhaps an adult is relatively calm, but thinks the child does not know how to behave and points that elephant is dangerous or elephants should be avoided.
  22. @zazen Sure but keep in mind western platforms are freeer than their counterparts you can't compare them on equal footing. Libertarianism and the freedom of the individual against the repression of the collective is most alive in the united states over any other nation on earth as far as I'm aware. To the point where it's detrimental to themselves but the US can stand on moral high ground in terms of calling out repression in pretty much any other nation state. @Vynce You cannot keep your country isolated in the 21st century nor could you ever really. Isolationist policies will be crushed by alternatives once they come forth. Soon America will start exporting its AI agents that can run without an internet connection and contain the whole internet within them in a $50 device and this will eventually bring down any sort of internet firewall the russian, chinese and north korean included. Our species will be united before the turn of the century. Our incentives towards unity are much greater than towards mutual destruction or even a prolonged cold war situation.

  23. How to get rid of chronic diarrhea?

    Leo Gura replied to paradiseengineering's topic in Health, Fitness, Nutrition, Supplements

    Try a fiber supplement for sure. Also magnesium supplement may help. Research how magnesium affects bowl movement. It may be a gut bacteria issue too. So try a probiotic regimine. You can also order a detailed stool analysis test which analyzes any possible problems like wrong bacteria, etc. These tests can be ordered online and done at home. Ayahuasca is not going to fix this issue.
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  26. @UnbornTao Re-seed-ent E-veal. This anime would be sick.
  27. I think you make some good points but are ultimately incorrect. Western values are not "western" they are basically the bastion of democracy and standardized democracy in a box. This is why western and particularly british culture was so efficient at colonization because their culture is built on harmonizing a great group of people. You cannot make a credible towards the legitimacy of the Iranian government while ignoring that they govern WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THEIR PEOPLE AND HAVE TO SHOOT THEM TO KEEP THEM IN LINE. Say about them what you will but 1 person getting shot by American authorities creates national crisis. In other big states like China this level of government repression is accepted and carefully handled and managed. If you gave each individual human on earth freedom of speech, autonomy and leverage to act against it's government most national governments on earth would crumble but the western ones would be the most resilient as they already most represent the will of its people. Not that it's a perfect system the US and the west as a trust based societies are collapsing but a great part of that is due to harmonizing global populations mostly successfully.
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