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Yes, of course. Move to a big city with more girls. Also, try night game first. Day game only works in very specific cities and locations. Most American cities do not have worthwhile day game. It is rare to have beautiful women walking around during the day. That only happens in specific places. You could stand for 3 hours at a grocery store and not find one woman worth approaching. Rule #0 of pickup: Go where the hot women go.
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You need to be asking whatever is most interesting to you. It does no good asking questions you don't care about.
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Hard to tell. Seems like not, or the vaccines made me immune to it. Can Covid cause cognitive problems for some people? Certainly. But this should be pretty rare. Like single digit percentage. Covid can cause all sorts of weird issues for small percentages of the population.
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Be careful not to jump to conclusions with such limited anecdotal data. My cognition has only improved since Covid. I got two vaccines and it did not affect my cognition in any negative way. There are many other factors in cognitive issues, like food.
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They are the same. Finite = limited Infinite = unlimited
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It almost feels like he is looking to get diseases to cure.
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Leo Gura replied to Infinite Tsukuyomi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Better question would be: How embarrassed are you to be an American? The only valid answer is a Picard facepalm -
Leo Gura replied to YIDIRYIDIR's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You are all so brave, contemplating death in the abstract, from behind your keyboard. When actual death comes nipping at your heels like a crocodile, you will see how different you feel. -
Well, that is the mistake. If a thing is true, it must be scientific to claim it. Imagine how dumb science is to reject true things as "not allowed". Allowed by who?? Who is disallowing truth from science?
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BJ is a good case study in how self-deceptive scientific approaches can be. "I have the best biomarkers of anyone on Earth", is the epitome of rationalist woo. It sounds like science but it really isn't. A biomarker does not mean you are healthy. You can have great biomarkers today and still die young from a stroke or cancer. Health is way too complex and nebulous to reduce down to a dozen biomarkers. This is my whole gripe with how science is misused. This is scientific self-deception in action. A potent example. Which is why I never took his health claims seriously. They were obvious science slop. That's what I was warning you guys about.
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He is wrong because you can be right. He is overlooking the possibility of absolute consciousness. What if Consciousness is absolute? He has never considered that.
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The headset is science itself, not perception. He is trying to use the hallucination to grasp the hallucination, which must fail.
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That is impossibly hard to sustain. You are not going to eat raw meat for years on end. That is not even safe. Cooked meat works well enough anyways.
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That is a childish way to view psychedelics. Psychedelics can be that way, but aren't always that way. What gets marketed is the best case scenarios. Not the average experience. No. It doesn't require nearly as much skill or time. 100 trips is still far faster and easier than meditation. You could do 100 trips in 2 years. 2 years of mediation will get you nowhere. 5-MeO is not a free lunch, but it is a cheaper lunch than anything else. Because no amount of meditation will ever make you as conscious of God as 5-MeO will. (for most people) 5-MeO is not the same as meditation. They are qualitatively different things that lead to different places. You should be doing both.
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I am curious how his journey unfolds. It is hard to trust him though because of how he loves to exaggerate his health claims and he's into lots of gimmickry just for the social media attention. But if he is able to find a cure, I'm happy to see it. Perhaps his experimental gimmickry will prove useful after all.
