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@blankisomeone Not buying or having an aversion against Apple products when you are in more educated circles. ( I am kind of ashamed of owning a Mac although its a great product for me )
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I'm just hoping for an interesting world to explore, with some engaging, memorable quests. As far as gameplay mechanics go, I doubt there will be anything substantial that will evolve Bethesda's style.
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@Psychonaut https://www.addictinggames.com/puzzle/the-impossible-quiz
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@Natasha Tori Maru glad you enjoy his writing as well! There aren't many authors that produce similar work to his; truly fascinating books. I assume that's the part that subconsciously scares a lot of people. I've also seen a lot of feedback saying they dislike his historical anecdotes and the reader would've enjoyed a more to the point type of narrative. Which seems a bit silly to me since both there are a lot of books that do have this dry and straight to the point writing style and the historical context tie in is what I find to be one of the most valuable aspect of his work. Yeah I would agree for 48 Laws of Power and Laws of Human Nature. Haven't read 33 Strategies but I've read the 50th Law, his book co-written with 50 cent, I thought that one was similarly quite good. What didn't you enjoy about Mastery? I thought it was quite profound and I enjoy some stuff he wrote about like going back to your childhood genuine interests for clues for your life purpose. It definitely lacked the practicality of some more direct books like Alex Hormozi's books on business for example but I think his aim was to be esoteric and not a how to guide.
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@Leo Gura They are called Zoophiles. First of all, this guy is a coward. He is tranquilizing the Alligators first and drugging them. Secondly, zoophiles are their own profile when it comes to sex offenders and I have included them. Usually, Zoophiles are similar to Pedophiles. Some animal rapists go on to rape children as well. The problem is that they love their animals so much that they feel like it is appropriate to have sex with them, which is the same logic a "child lover" uses when they have sex with children. Zoophiles are the most difficult to hold accountable because animals can't report that they were violated. This man is more of a sadistic profile because he drugs his victims rather than letting them consent because he wants to leave them helpless. A Zoophile would usually make love to an conscious animal, rather than knocking them out first. To this day Bestiality is still not outlawed in every State. West Virginia is the only State which has not outlawed Zoophilia, but it is criminalized in all other 49 States. Zoophiles are often fence jumpers who go onto people's farms to have sex with their cows, chickens, and horses. This is why I think of them as "The West Virginian Horse Fuckers." Aside from child pornography, there is a less well discussed problem of Zoophilic porn involving the sexual abuse of animals. This is much easier to access compared to child porn because Bestiality isn't even fully outlawed in America yet, never mind spreading sexual abuse material of animals.
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Of course. You also don't have to be a master programmer to use AI effectively for a few processes inside of your business. AI is also good at allowing for more remote work due to being able to dictate to your phone and have something like Claude work behind the scenes while you're on a hike for example. It's like asking if business is possible without the internet; yes there are plenty of shops that don't have social media or any web presence today. It limits their scaling potential but they can make a living just fine.
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cetus replied to Sincerity's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That was a funny scene from Jurassic Park. The guy in the hat has taking everything way too seriously and the other guy (like yourself) just laughed it off. Exemplifying your newfound state of consciousness from the old. - Today
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Isn't 400 mg too much? I would rather not damage my nose. But I'm not sure at what dose it could induce gastrointestinal distress when swallowed. Orally, I would have much more control of dosing and it has a slower onset, which I prefer. No syringe, no complicated methods.
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tvaeli replied to tvaeli's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
https://github.com/tambetvali/LaeGOS-Alpha/blob/main/LaeGOS-Skydrive/AC_FoL.md @Ziran: here, the FoL. -
You are going to miss out in life either way so do not get guided by FOMO - it is driven by insecurity purely. If you engaged in the activity and it is not serving you in life, why forcing yourself to do it more?
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That was an amazing write up brother, thank you for that!
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https://www.instagram.com/reels/DfT1bjdPq4Q/ https://www.instagram.com/reels/DfVXym6yLLd/ https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfP2Cc6qxk6/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&rpxt=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== After so much abuse I am still feeling like this is sus and my brain refuses to entertain the possibility we're back on a decent timeline.
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I wouldn't oversell it. You need like 400 mg, which is pretty wasteful. Compared to 60 mg snorted.
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Schizophonia replied to Ima Freeman's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
And you’re an idiot and for that matter a real racist. No the Revolution wasn't about looting shopkeepers. No they have a roof over their heads, have what to eat, clothes, phones, means of transport and so on; on average they are far wealthier than my grandparents ever were and yet my grandparents didn’t go around behaving like baboons. If they aren’t happy they can leave; no one forced them to come and no one is forcing them to stay. No it isn't. In fact in most places in France especially in the provinces if you were caught stealing even at a market it would result in widespread shame. Where did I say that you moron; you're diffaming me here I am always precise about what I say; once again it is actually you who is saying strange, hostile and generalizing things about Europeans in general like "And that's why Europeans are always morally and intellectually backwards and retarded, sorry to break it to you." Once again hostility and victimhood soup. -
What are you guys hoping for in Sentinel? I hope its going to be more challenging. Skyrim was way too easy overall and the world revolved too much around the player. I don't believe Skyrim necesarilly lacked depth in a way that's important, it's just too easy for any depth to matter.
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WonderSeeker replied to WonderSeeker's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
What you said in bold was word for word what some Fox host said (3:03-3:09). Not saying you're wrong though. In the last debate I felt he was a bit over-aggressive. What actually matters is deliverence. What will he do in the Senate? Can he be a good strategist and accomplish things? -
The moment you see healthy + effective Green you reclassify it as Yellow, because it doesn't fit your conception of Green. But every stage can function effectively. Post-war America was a highly effective expression of Orange, just as great historical empires like Rome were effective expressions of Blue. Why should Green be the exception? Spiral Dynamics describes overlapping value systems with a centre of gravity, not rigid categories. Rome had elements of Red and Orange, and post-war America had elements of Blue and Green. Likewise, Scandinavian countries have Orange and Yellow characteristics, but their centre of gravity is distinctly Green. This is a developmental model. Healthy Green doesn't need to reject Orange's achievements. It can retain markets, productivity and individual competence while prioritising equality and collective well-being. Using Orange mechanisms to serve Green values doesn't automatically make a society Yellow. I think you're overlooking the value of those Green "talking points". Awareness, empathy, fairness, dialogue and community aren't substitutes for development, they're developmental achievements in and of themselves. Orange emphasises individual achievement and action. Green recognises that many problems are systemic and require collective solutions. Raising awareness, changing public attitudes and building shared understanding are part of how Green produces change through democracy and collective action. What you dismiss as "just talking" can actually be the groundwork for societal progress. And without that expanded awareness of different cultures, perspectives and systems, how could the genuinely systemic thinking of Yellow emerge? Of course unhealthy Green can get trapped in moralising, virtue signalling and endless discussion. But that no more defines Green than corporate greed defines Orange or authoritarianism defines Blue. Most left-leaning Western people centred at Green are ordinary, functional people with careers, relationships and responsibilities. They're not all stereotypical online activists. And if the people you're criticising aren't even centred at Green, why use them as evidence of Green's dysfunction? Ultimately, my question to you is this: If you classify Green as ineffective whenever it fails, but reclassify it as Yellow whenever it succeeds, what would healthy, effective Green actually look like to you?
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Would you consider hair transplant in 40s as a sign of clinging on to their youth? Maybe it's just an attempt at optimizing for attractiveness. Wanting to be more attractive (to whatever degree hair transplant raises that, even if at all) doesn't necessarily mean that one hasn't accepted old age and inevitable death, right? I think Wilber is just having fun, I don't think he takes that wig too seriously. But idk.
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Schahin replied to WonderSeeker's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Of course you Israelis can only argument that way. That's why you kill 25.000 little palestinian children and toddlers -
Starlight321 replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Leo GuraCan you please clarify what you mean by going up and down? From vague memories and quickly thinking about it I think it is that you mean the difference between going into nothing and going into everything and the dichotomy between shutting the imagining process down vs expanding it to understand it. Or was it just meant in respect to growing ones own consciousness? -
Schahin replied to Ima Freeman's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Schizophonia You are a non sense talker. France has always been violent with their protests and whites included. They are like that since the French revolution, and of course there are many non-whites in France who are densely packed into poor neighbourhoods with cocokroaches and poverty that then come to create shit that makes your jaw fall off, but there are countless white people inside that looting its tradition in france to protest like that. What you do is blaming immigrants for everything like the Europeans did with the Jews until 80 years ago for 2000 years. And there is no anti-white racism, there is a backlash against the incredible racism against immigrants which has been ongoing for more than 500 years being targeted as an inferior race, so that backlashes all right now and the theory of white morality or white superiority starts to drown and you in your panick start calling it anti-white racism. If you stop looking at skin colour but at the human being itself of being with same right and same dignity then our world could be a different one. But looking at racism and fascim having a comeback again I doubt that you'll align with human rights and human equality. -
I hadn't particularly noticed this, now it's probably all I'm going to see.😂 Quite fancy watching the first two parts again now, don't think I've rewatched them yet.
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Schahin replied to Ima Freeman's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Without Putin and Russian ear machinery, Assad wouldn't have lasted a year. Thanks to Russia and it's European complicits that financed their endeavors the Civil war lasted 14 years with terrible terrible consequences for the people -
I know this forum isn’t particularly focused on money and finance, but I’d like to see more discussions about these topics here. Personally, I want to make money and financial education a much bigger focus in my life. I’ve never learned programming or anything related to AI. Now I’m becoming interested in these fields, but I sometimes feel like it’s already too late to start. Another thing is that I don’t want to spend most of my time working behind a computer. I’ve spent a large part of my life isolated, and I don’t want to spend even more lonely hours in front of a screen. So, honestly, I don’t have the best attitude toward AI. On the other hand, I wonder whether it’s still possible to build something successful and become wealthy without having deep knowledge of AI or using it extensively in today’s world. What do you think? Is AI becoming a necessary skill for anyone who wants to build wealth, or are there still plenty of opportunities outside the tech world?
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