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That's a good progress, nice.

@sarapr I agree. I wish more scientist understood his point of view.

Last quote about Niels Bohr, promised. Maybe I open a separated thread about it.

I am fascinated with Niels Bohr, a scientist saying things like that. Of course, now they are disregarded by the science community because it was a long time ago, for sure...

The guys who worked on Quantum physics are more rationalist than the so called "rationalists", like Niels Bohr.

They "think" they are "rational". They go to certain point and they stop, they don't go beyond concepts and thoughts. Because they think that they are separate entities who "think", that the thoughts are "their thoughts". They have attachment to ideas, and anything that is outside their "rational" thinking can't be explained, so they will never go beyond that.

@Faceless hahaha

You are not wrong. Rationalist have beliefs but they don't accept that is a belief. They think that there is an "objective reality". They are members of the Rationalist Church Sect hehehehe...

I don't mind how people call it. I like to call it God. But there's other names I like, Brahman is nice too. Infinity. I AM that I AM. The I. The Self. Void. I also like the names the Jewish used to call "it" like Elohim, Jehova or Yaveh, Adonai, YHWH. Allah is good too. In reality I don't mind the way we call "The Absolute" because any name or concept can not encapsulate IT, or What IS.

@Faceless Ok, cool. I remember finding a Zen book online. I don't remember exactly the name hehehe... but what I really remember very clearly is that the book said that someone asked a Zen master about what is Zen and the master answered, Zen is attention, attention and more attention. Lol

Ok, let's dig... I am observing the mind more and more, not trying to stop it but just observing it and de-identifying of that guy who is doing things but in reality is doing nothing. I found out that when doing this, the mind gets more crazy, like if it was fighting for its survival. In those moments is more difficult for me to de-identify and observe. I get trapped in the story. But, as soon as I notice that, I just become the observer again.

@Faceless A tibetan Monk!!! hehehehe... Nice pic Faceless

Awesome! Sounds great!!! Now I wanna listen to that song! hehehehe Good!

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Oh, hahaha... I didn't see he put a link to the song! Lol... Nice. Maybe you have to do a similar song for your channel hehehe... Cool

Thanks for the comments, really interesting thread. I think I will do the same. Plastic sucks. And I didn't know about the fluoride thing. Thanks!

@mohdanas I like the name really. It makes me remember of Sultans of Swing, a song played by Dire Straits in the 70's / 80's I think is really original and people will know about the content of your channel and associate it with the name. Don't worry about that. It's good, really. This is the song if you didn't know about it :-)

So cool!!!!

Very smart guy

I love that example, I have it always present for difficult situations.

A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer. Bruce Lee

Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind. Bruce Lee