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  2. AI Just a Copy Machine

    Natasha Tori Maru replied to Human Mint's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    Definitely more possibilities that could explain it than this binary
  3. Wouldn’t this be against the 8th Amendment or something? I feel like this is incredibly illegal somehow…
  4. @r0ckyreed The above is from Wikipedia. Each of your sensory fields contains phenomena that are distinguished by distinct qualia from each other, which are what make your sensory phenomena actual. So, You will never find any phenomenon outside of its appropriate sensory field, and the sensory fields cannot be the cause of each other, which means sensory fields do not have an external stimulus. Your sensory fields are a hallucination So, to say that there is an actual external world outside your sensory field invalidates your sensory fields being a hallucination.

  5. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    Thought Art replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    I wanted to share a good piece of literature for understanding how myths around religions are spun is A Canticle for Lebowitz. I thought this would go nicely with Leo’s posts on Christianity. In this book all books and educated people were destroyed. Many years later a schematic and bunker is found. This is a major deal for the monks set with the task of preserving what little knowledge humanity has left. When this schematic is found it is a big deal for everyone in this order. However, soon many myths, stories and untruths begin to spread about what actually happened beyond what actually happened and was shared by the monk who found the schematic. This is an interesting book that may feed your contemplation on the origins and epistemic corruption within religions. It goes to show how important truth is, education is, epistemology is and how important is is to defend it. Yet, also how easily corrupted is almost like a fact of nature. This video explores some different themes than what I personally got from it. But, is a good introduction.
  6. I don't remember if I already said this. The thing is Leo doesn't want AI because it potentially threatens his persona. So he prefers to be in denial likely even consciously since he’s well-versed in non-duality; to drive the manifestation of a reality where AI ultimately will not be significant enough I what i say makes sense.
  7. "Yeah man, oh god, lol." I need to print this on a tee shirt haha and sell it.
  8. I often take frozen pomegranate because it's inexpensive and it’s apparently the healthiest option. However it’s best to blend and strain it because it’s packed with seeds.
  9. @TheBG yes you are talking about when the student becomes the master. Or, when the student is ready the teacher disappears. Leo is better to conform to than most things in society but eventually you have to let go of his hand. Good point that you bring up.
  10. Cancer at a smart price

  11. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    Joseph Maynor replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    If we are going to do troof; let's do troof. What are we waiting for? Let the show begin!
  12. https://fortune.com/2026/10/08/everybody-knows-youre-out-of-touch-palantir-ceo-alex-karp-says-his-own-exec-told-him-to-stop-hyping-foundry/

  13. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    eos_nyxia replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    @Leo Gura Not sure if this is up your alley (or anyone else's), but Dr. Justin Sledge's channel covers Western mysticism/ occultism in a scholarly way. Some topics are more general and some are very niche with difficult to track down information (like even if you scoured a few decently-sized university libraries, you would still have your work cut out for you). I really wish that this type of information was more easily available when I was younger, esoteric circles tend to be like the New Age when it comes to interpreting history lol. https://www.youtube.com/@TheEsotericaChannel/
  14. Wow. Holy shit. This is definitely a regression
  15. It could be too extreme, it depends on context.
  16. @Emerald mainly tourists in the center of the city, I actually left quite quickly after hearing she had a boyfriend in prison, I spoke for a second to the boyfriend on the phone in prison because I was having fun lol, but then I left after that. I don't know if they were poor, hard to tell, didn't look poor but who knows.
  17. Today
  18. U.S. to import Russian fuel Kraznov announced today https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/trump-big-announcement-coming-up-diesel-2026-10-09/ From Iranian oil Republicans are the stupidest specimens to walk the earth
  19. You need to meet people in real life. Connecting with them only through your phone is like living on fast food: your hunger will be satisfied, but it doesn't give you the nourishment you actually need. Eventually that lack of connection catches up with you. What about people gives you trauma? What makes them evil?

  20. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    Joseph Maynor replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    The thing that is really unfortunate is when you manipulate someone's language.
  21. Nice! That's a very practical way to use your imagination. In spirit, it reminds me of that technique (I forgot what it's called) to overcome the fear of public speaking, where you imagine the audience members looking or acting really goofy, like wearing a clown suit or something.
  22. To each their own epiphanies. 🫨
  23. Everything is more expensive here, especially in the last 5-10 years. Buying things bulk/ wholesale helps a lot; here in North America we have Costco:
  24. @Schizophonia So that's where you're Phallus theory started.
  25. Maybe you're looking for the wrong type of woman
  26. Once when I was little I went to a forest where there were monkeys. One of them was masturbating, ejaculated into his hand and ate the contents lol.
  27. No, there are two triangles formed by 3 pack man and 3 v.
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