Leo Gura

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  1. It would be a good idea for ya'll to consider what I said here earlier: Do not take the forum too seriously. Seriously! It just works better that way.
  2. @Howtolive Certainly politics is complex and has no easy answers in most cases. Which is why I don't have particularly strong political positions other than Trump being a devil, which he is. When it comes to politics I mostly make clear statements about what is obviously wrong. But I don't make strong statements about which policies are best. For example, it is obvious that the Covid vaccine saves millions of lives. That's a confident statement I can make. But beyond that I don't have strong opinions. My positions are probably more nuanced than you think they are. I actually do not have strong political opinions. All I do is strongly call about pure political idiocy. But I am very open to all sorts of serious political proposals without any attachment to them.
  3. Requires pure Salvinorin A. You can make a vape pen out of THCA and just take however many puffs is right for you. You can also try milder THC analogs like Delta 8 THC.
  4. Well, that just means you haven't died yet
  5. It's an interesting paradox, eh? The better your grasp of reality and epistemology gets, the more confident and sharp you can be about certain things. Of course that doesn't mean one still can't be wrong. In many cases humility and uncertainty is just a sign of ignorance and inexperience, not wisdom. There are valid and invalid forms of humility and uncertainty. Consider, to a child it might seem wise to be openminded and humble about Flat Earth. But to one who has deeply looked into the issue it is obvious and clear without uncertainty. But to the child this might seem arrogant and dogmatic. But to someone who studies science and gravity. it's obvious that planets are round. Is a scientist "very opinionated" for sharply rejecting Flat Earth?
  6. No one is criticizing Bryan for healthy eating. We are all on board for that.
  7. I got tired of looking so I just bought pure heavy metal powder to skip the middleman. A cup of lead a day keeps the worry away.
  8. I have been so busy I haven't had time to fix it. It will fix it soon. Endless stuff to post.
  9. Sure, he talks about it often in his podcast interviews. Major scientific breakthroughs have been few in the last 50 years relative to the previous 50. Consumer tech has little new science in it. Still waiting on those hover cars
  10. You can get them at university. That's where academics get theirs
  11. Yeah, I found much better ways of taking it.
  12. Peter Theil makes the case that tech breakthroughs have slowed down in the 21st century.
  13. Of course! Nothing at all matters! How could it?
  14. The final answer is: INFINITY Stop being stubborn. I am trying to help you.
  15. Death IS Infinity! That's where you end up. You don't die, you become infinitely conscious.
  16. Breaking News: Scientists discover revolutionary new stupidity neurons. The more you have the stupider you are!