Leo Gura

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  1. I contacted a few more, but most don't respond.
  2. You should distinguish between a particular example of someone exhibiting some Yellow thinking vs them inhabiting a solid Yellow stage of development. Musk is an advanced thinker, but not in the domain of politics. And over the last few years Twitter has rotted his brain.
  3. Maybe now you can appreciate why I'm not a post-modernist.
  4. You will learn a lot more by finding some local wingmen who you can go out with every weekend. Focus on finding solid wingmen. You can spend that $4k to do a monthlong trip to a place like Vegas, Austin, or Miami. You will learn more in that month than from five $4k bootcamps.
  5. No it isn't.
  6. You guys jump to ridiculous generalizations based off a pittance of biased experience. Your generalizations are hogwash, not reality.
  7. This belongs right up there with kids who identify as cats using the litter box in schools.
  8. And if they ate rats would you be pro-immigrant?
  9. Never!! Lex is but an amateur at humble-bragging next to a Buddhist.
  10. Of course it is. Once you hold them as equal you will turn into a wild beast.
  11. One time I became so conscious that it seemed like my visual field aquired a 4th dimension. It was a traumatic level of consciousness.
  12. You are comparing Lex to a televangelist, which is absurd. Lex isn't preaching anything to you. He is just telling what his working values and principles are.
  13. Trig is quite simple and intuitive. If you take a circle of diameter 1 and you move your finger along that circle, if you stop at any point you can draw a line to the center. You can also draw a horizon and verticle line to the x and y axis. These three lines always form a right triangle. The ratios between the lengths and angles of three lines in the triangle vary in a very consistent and proportional way to each other no matter where along the circle you are. The trig functions of sine, cosine, and tangent simply represent the way those lengths and angles change as you move along that circle. Trig simply allows you to predict what the lengths and angles of all the possible right triangles are for any point along that circle. This is literally all trig is: You are not going to be able to understand higher math (anything beyond trig) without hours of very hard rigorous study. Your days of being lazy and just winging it in math are over.