Leo Gura

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  1. Hindu four ages. Kali Yuga, etc.
  2. Of course that is the Buddhist position. But it is wrong. You will not meditate your way to understanding GOD.
  3. The problem is Buddhists don't think. They discourage thinking about Reality. That is a mistake. Meditation is not enough to solve Reality.
  4. In that case Hitler started the war.
  5. @vinc3nc That's why I focus on macroeconomic outlook, not rallies. I have no idea what Bitcoin will do next month. But I know for sure these AI CEOs are deluded and AGI is not coming.
  6. Daygame requires the right locations, which are only available in certain cities. Just in general, game is very location dependent. The #1 thing in game is finding the best locations.
  7. I like more mature and serious stuff. I recently rewatched Carnivale.
  8. A chatbot will never make a good video game. Pure nonsense.
  9. I have not watched any Disney movies. Except Solo. I watched Mando. It was mid. I will not be watching any more Disney Star Wars. I am done.
  10. The prequels had good, fresh ideas, just poor execution. Too much CGI and bad dialogue. Disney Star Wars is creatively bankrupt slop. The epitome of committee thinking. Shows you why corporate people can't make art.
  11. It can be like that. It also is about deciding how to group insights together, what belongs in this topic versus another, and deciding on what order to put things in. All the relevant insights on a topic need to be grouped together. That's the tricky part. As I do that, I have more and deeper insights.
  12. @Natasha Tori Maru Good morrow Aussie Natasha. I think about these topics so often that insight just pours down from the sky like rain that I catch with a bucket. But then when I sit down to formalize it, even more insights comes as I logically try to lay it out in a linear sequence and flesh it out with examples and logic. Intuition generates the raw insights, but then a lot of work goes into organizing it all. Organizing it all is the hardest part. And intuition is not always correct, so it needs to be logically analyzed later to weed out self-deception and incoherence. The more high quality information I consume, the more it inspires deeper insight.