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Of course, if you can stomach the short-term pain.

When you believe nothing can be done, nothing can be done.

I don't have enough information to know. Trying to compare Gaza to other wars is just not gonna produce good sensemaking.

His doctor is not going to know about Tinnitus Mix. He will dismiss it as quackery. A conventional doctor will not fix your tinnitus and will tell you it cannot be fixed.

1) Due to the relative power difference between Russia/Ukraine vs Israel/Gaza. 2) Gaza is a tiny dense city, not an entire country. This is a war against terrorists more than it is a proper war against a nation-state. 3) There is little reason for Russia to bomb civilian buildings in Ukraine, whereas in Gaza there's almost no other option. These two conflicts are just not very analogous.

I think chances of Tinnitus Mix making it worse are quite low. But there's no guarantees because everyone is different. You can test it in small doses. It's not like it damages your ears at low volume. If you can listen to music you can listen to Tinnitus Mix. The 2nd option also has a small chance of making it worse. There's rarely such a thing as zero-risk medical procedures. Every medicine can have a downside. But these methods are very low risk when used properly. But you should make your own decision. Don't do it just because I do it. Think for yourself.

The stock market is very inflated. There can be a rug pull any day. Once people start the sell-off the dominoes will fall very quickly. I'm not saying it will be as bad as 2008, but there can easily be a 30% correction, with a crypto crash and an AI bubble burst. I'm not predicting its timing, but I pulled all my money out of the markets. I'm not gonna follow these Wall Street pigs to the slaughter.

I don't dispute intent for mass destruction and some degree of ethinc cleansing. But also, it is a war. And war is destructive. Why did Hamas commit an act of war? That's on them. You can't commit an act of war and then act surprised that a war started.

@Forestluv I was hoping you'd be around to catch my post. Hope it helps you out. Use headphones.

Same way it crashed in 2008. You don't gotta wait 2 quarters to feel it. When the crash comes it will be quick and bloody.

Oh god... Hyper-reality indeed.

@Emerald @Princess Arabia Stop distracting us from enlightenment!

No. This is precisely wrong. You are not realizing that avoiding extinction and suffering are NOT the best. That is your bias. You cannot say that suffering is bad, because suffering is an important part of life.

@Joshe Nice share!

I have seen how Lichtman reasons. And it is not good. This is the perfect example of how science is taken to be something legitimate and objective when in this case it is half-baked, oversimplified, and reductionistic. Just because some academic can isolate and formalize a handful of variables does not mean he is being intelligent, or that his model is superior to human intuition. I will trust my intuition over Lichtman's models. This election is unique and will not fit any model. This election will be very close. To think one can predict it is foolishness. We will probably be up all night counting every last vote in a nail-biter. And the economy might crash before the election.

@Husseinisdoingfine A better video for you to watch is the one called The Power Of Letting Go. You just need to let go of your old expectations and career plans. Those were a fantasy. You will let go of that fantasy and then live in a more grounded and genuine way. Somewhere along the way you got suckered into this fantasy of academia as some ultimate goal and good. It's like you're in a religion -- the religion of academia. It's time for that fantasy to die. You don't need it. There is an infinite universe beyond academia. - - - - - But you need to make a change at this point to your attitude and life. Do not just sweep this issue under the rug and keep doing the same old thing but harder. You need to change or you will end up dead. We here are confident you can find a good life outside academia.

@Husseinisdoingfine Go cut your rope into pieces and throw it away.

If it's done without a political agenda, yes.

You would still be in this situation because you are in the wrong line of work. All you have to do is let go of your pigheaded ideas about what your line of work should be. You are simply lacking openmindedness. An amazing career could be right around the corner for you, but your mind is so closed and stubborn that you will not even look at it. This is why I teach radical openmindedness. And you have still not learned that lesson. You have gotten so stuck inside your own mind that you bought a rope to kill yourself. That's what closedmindedness leads to. And the solution is to simply open your mind to new perspectives.

Perfect!

Sociology is a super important field full of importanrt insights. However, you have to be careful to avoid the woke ideological capture of that field which has taken place to some extent. Distinguish genuine science and insight vs woke political agendas.

But it doesn't matter whether I could pass or not. There are many things I cannot do and should not do. You're not getting the key lesson here. The lesson is: life is all about finding your niche, fitted to your strengths. It doesn't matter what your strengths are. You are playing to your weaknesses. It's been obvious to me for over a year now that engineering is not your strength. The solution is simply to stop doing it! That's it. Stop doing the things you will never be great at. But you keep insisting on doing math and torturing yourself. Go do what you are good at and enjoy. It's that simple. You need to look outside academia. Academia is not for you. Quit academia and start a real life. That's your answer. You instantly feel better.

Because reality has a profound structure which isn't here to serve your childish ego. You are really asking why God is not a corrupt narcissistic child.

@Husseinisdoingfine You are taking university way too seriously. It's really not important as you tell yourself it is. All this situation means is that you are not cut out for that kind of high academic work. That's okay. The problem here is that you keep trying to succeed in a field that you are not naturally well-suited for. You need to sit down, accept that, and find a new field that isn't heavy on math and hard science. That's okay. There's nothing wrong with that. You will be much happier once you switch careers. You are too attached to that one career field. Do not kill yourself over this issue. I switched my major from out of enginnering after years of study because I realized engineering was a bad fit for my personality. Imagine if I killed myself instead. That would be silly. Throw away your rope right now. You will never need it. Just sit down and accept the pain that engineering is now right for you. There's no shame in that. There are much better fields than engineering. Throw away your rope. Switching to a career that suits you better does not make you a loser, it makes you wise. Happiness awaits you once you just accept that you don't need any of this engineering stuff or academics to be happy and successful. Academia is an illusion. Certainly not worth killing yourself over.

@psychedelaholic It's very rare to find anyone who is interested in doing original thinking. People act out their biases like monkeys grabbing at bananas, and all their thoughts are just a tool to serve that end.