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Everything posted by Leo Gura
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Far from it. Success is highly rigged and manipulated, the polar opposite of random. Yes, luck is involved, but if you rig the slot machine you win the game regardless. Highly successful people are good at rigging slot machines while everyone else plays like a mindless sucker. There are illegal and legal ways of rigging the slot machine. Also, simply hard work can be used to create success.
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What? Food has oils in it. Soap is not toxic and washes off with water. You guys take things to ridiculous extremes. There's no need to avoid soap.
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Then why'd you eat a big clump of weed??
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Leo Gura replied to PenguinPablo's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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Did you have any good insights at least? Have you taken THC before? Sounds like you are very sensitive to it, like me. A big hit of weed can make me trip for 12+ hrs.
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Leo Gura replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
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@Tetrapeter I would argue animals are more clear-headed than addicts. At least animals are not addicted and lairs. Humans can be worse than animals if they totally let themselves go. Animals are more reasonable than the folks in most of these police cams.
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A termite nest would be good for @integral
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You need to move to a big city where there are more places to socialize like bars, clubs, streets, malls, cafes, etc. You are going to have to face your fears to succeed in this. Stop trying to avoid it or looking for a loophole. Shortcuts don't work.
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@Carl-Richard People build tiny eco houses. It's not some outlandish diamond house cock.
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This Greg gym-rat looks like he takes more drugs than Clav. Lol.
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@Carl-Richard You are talking millionaire fantasies, he is talking about a real project.
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When you are very picky about stuff, you gotta do it yourself. Contractors aren't gonna be picky for you.
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@Carl-Richard He is building a mud box on a shoestring budget, not a rocketship.
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@Carl-Richard He wants a chemical-free house. So for him it makes sense because no one will sell or build you such a house. That's a DIY project.
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I agree that these issues could be solved if there was the will. But the will isn't there to redesign the whole way we make houses. It's an entrenched system. Changing it would involve a lot of work for little benefit to most people.
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@integral I use RoundUp for mouthwash
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I am deep into work on a new course which will be out in 2-3 months. Topic of the course is: How To Program Your Subconscious Mind. It is very focused on practical exercises and not so much theory. I'm excited about finally releasing it so I wanted to build up a bit of hype around it. It will be a very powerful tool for you guys in your application of all the self-help theory and for creating success in all domains of life.
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@Osaid That's not how chemistry works. Sorry.
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That's just not true. The body is very sensitive to all kinds of toxic chemicals regardless of oxygen. That's what carcinogens, pesticides, and heavy metals are. It is important to avoid those. Is @integral overly paranoid about other stuff? Yes.
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It's more than that. Those chemicals are toxic. You can't spray that stuff in your mouth for good reason.
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@Natasha Tori Maru Can I really add a 3rd floor to my existing house? Doubt it.
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Leo Gura replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
This work is not about believing you are spiritual. It is about becoming more conscious of your mind and Reality. If you are doing that, you are doing spiritual work. You don't need to be perfect at it. That is a silly expectation. You are merely being asked to become more self-aware. You will fail at it many, many times. But you will also make lots of progress, if you try. -
If you have enough money you can find good spots almost anywhere.
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A modern house has so many ammenities and comforts that no cheap self-built mud house would have. Wall sockets, ceiling lights, large windows and sliding glass doors, garage, kitchen, bathtubs, toilets, sinks, plumbing, internet, granite countertops, expensive cabinets, fan vents, central heating, etc. If you somehow added all that to a mud house it would get very expensive and you couldn't build it yourself, you'd need experienced professionals to build it. Without those ammenities a modern house would have no resale value. Because everyone expects those things today. HOAs wouldn't even allow it because your mud house would drag down the value of the entire block.
