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@Tausif Ahmed Muslims are as big of devils as Christians.

@bmcnicho You are speaking misinformed JP talking points.

@tenta You need to educate yourself about women's reproductive issues.

@Tausif Ahmed You should be more worried about orthodox stage Blue Christian devils. There is enough devilry in the Catholic Church and the Evangelicals to occupy you for decades.

You're not thinking hard enough. Yellow is supposed to have vision. Every fool and his Mom has an app. Come up with something totally new.

"When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail."

@Angelite I don't know you. But I know the traps in the things I teach.

No, I want you to point out some of your self-bias. Pointing out my self-bias is just more ego games you play so you don't change. A rookie move. How predictable you are. Like I said, I see through your bullshit.

It would be highly systemic in its thinking and it would be working to solve serious world problems, not building iPhone apps. Think of software that could help move other people up the Spiral somehow. And also your company would need to have stage Yellow leadership style and organizational style. You'd have to do some serious research to build that. Don't expect such a job to fall in your lap. You have to invent it and lead it.

@Rilles You have to see it from China's POV. They are trying to unify a nation. They can't do that if everyone goes their own way. Blue is nationalism, which is what China's up to. They want to build a cohesive national Chinese identity. Of course this doesn't just happen willingly. People resist and China cracks down. Not saying China is the good guy here, but understand why they do what they do. They do it out of love.

China is more Blue than Red I'd say. Hong Kong is more Orange. It's gonna be tricky for HK because China will not let them be independent as they used to be under British rule.

Not-knowing does not exclude foul play. Of course it is very fishy and should be investigated. But I see people jumping way too eagerly towards conspiracy theories, which is a recipe for epistemic blunder. Best to admit "I don't know" and conduct an investigation. Of course an investigation is necessary. Pretty much everyone agrees on that.

Because society has built up a bureaucratic infrastructure through 10,000 years of bloodshed, rape, genocide, theft, torture, and other horrors that you cannot even being to imagine. Thanks to that infrastructure (which we call government) you enjoy the life you do while being totally oblivious as to how all this works or where it came from.

It's when things start to get frustrating that real growth begins.

Overall I feel mankind is too selfish to kill itself. I could be wrong.

This is a good case to admit the truth: You don't know. Notice how the mind spins theories and stories to convince itself. But the fact is extremely clear: you just don't know. Notice this. This is a very important point.

How many times have we hashed all this JP stuff out? We've done it many times before on this forum. Everything that needs to be said has been said. If you can't see it, God help you. I got better things to do than argue this stuff. If you're following my work I expect you to be above this foolishness. But I also understand if you're stuck on it why you're stuck on it. You got a lot of inner work to do.

@Cocolove I am a teacher. I point things out to my students. What do you expect to happen here? Most of you guys simply do not fathom the depth of what is being taught. And I'm not here to dick around with you. These teachings are deadly serious yet you treat them so cavalierly, with such recklessness and arrogance. Start by understanding that you don't understand what I teach. I have spent decades contemplating my self-biases, yet some noob hears about self-bias for the first time in his life and comes here accusing me of self-bias. It's a joke. You guys should know, I see through all of your bullshit. It won't fly with me. If you're here, prepare to be challenged and mindfucked. Nothing personal.

Too deep of a subject to explain here. I have no idea what they're talking about nowadays. But I would assume it's still juvenile to some extent. I could be wrong since I don't watch them.

The opposite of strategic voting is called foolish voting. Yes, don't be a fool. Values don't mean shit if they are not actualized. It helps no one to vote for people who cannot win.

Yes, all this is normal and great stuff. Spiritual purification I call it. The body stores a lot of emotional baggage, fear, tension, ego, etc. You're gonna have to release all that shit to reach the highest levels of enlightenment. The good news is, your next trip should take you much deeper into existential insight. The point of releasing personal baggage is to make yourself pure enough to realize the deepest existential insights. Next time try contemplating a question like: What is Love? What is God? Why does reality exist? What is intelligence? What is perception? What is consciousness? What is evil? and so forth. Once you purge all the energetic blocks, that's when the trips become really interesting. You can sit calmly and just contemplate.

You must actively seek it, otherwise the whole world would be awake, and hardly anyone is. Some very spiritually advanced folks have spontaneous awakenings. But this is extremely rare for the most and not something you can rely on.

It's the perfect term to describe PUA, RedPill, Incels, alt-right, MGTOW, gun nuts, etc. All you gotta do is visit one of those forums and you will be bombarded with it. It's when man-children try to act masculine without understanding what real masculinity is.

That is a pretty absurd question. Of course the company must make profit off you, otherwise they'd be out of business. Business is not so simply. A company does not always know how much it's going to make off you because companies take risks. In some cases a company could actually lose money on you. If you ask that question on an interview, you will never get hired because it's way too combative and entitled, and doesn't appreciate the complexities of business. I've hired people before on whom I've lost money. And so have other companies.

So is a Trump rally. That doesn't exactly inspire confidence.