LordFall

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  1. Wow, that was a great video. Thanks for sharing; it made a lot of sense. I just watched ep 1 of the Obi Wan show and there was a scene that bothered my logical brain so much. 8 year old Leila Skywalker getting kidnapped by mercenaries and it takes them 45 seconds of foot chase to get her. It instantly ruins the show and the competence of the mercenaries and I had a discussion with Gemini as to why tf nobody filming this was like isn't this a terrible scene why are we doing this? It said basically what the video said; the people in charge of filming, editing and directing the scene don't have the actual authority to change or write anything. The executives in charge don't really give a fuck it's actually great filmmaking, they want something that will not cost too much and be ROI positive in the short term and reshooting a 1 min scene at that level of production can cost like $500,000 I think AI will make a lot of this stuff much better and give the power back to smaller teams of creators and not make it so only massive corporations can produce media. I find most Hollywood movies so trash and they have bigger budgets than ever. Middle management is really a curse to humanity. How that chick explained the lack of responsability that comes from having big teams and meetings makes so much sense. It's everyone that is actually kind of doing their job but the way the business is setup it sabotages the project. Very interesting how that system works.
  2. For sure. Operant conditioning is basically how they train any type of animal and humans towards wanted behaviours. By reinforcing good behaviours and punishing bad ones. Follow the social norm? Rewarded. Wanting to be independent and follow your own life? Punished. If you understand how it works it's much easier to break out of.
  3. I'm not the one that's fallen; that's a fate reserved for my competitors 😈 Are you a gamer girl? Do you have any favorite games? What about anime and tv shows?
  4. Europe first. I have a date with Rome and the Amalfi coast. But then I gotta go to China, me and @WonderSeeker are gonna link up. We have a double date lined up metaphysically with two Shanghai baddies, I can feel the universe setting it up. Mine is gonna be one of those blonde asian girls, I go crazy over that shit. Japan looks sweet too, I'm going into the Manga industry so might do some business stuff over there. So much to be excited about!
  5. Feel free to share. Remember that the immaculate conception is indoctrination and Mary was a hoe that cheated on Joseph clearly. Jesus himself probably had a prostitute concubine, Mary Magdalene. If you study frame control you will realize that a lot of religion follows basic compliance mechanisms that you could read about in like 48 laws of power or stuff like operant conditioning in psychology and behaviorism. The more someone starts to obey you the more their life will center around you and they will tend to obey you further as a path of least resistance type of thing. I think that's why Islam makes Muslims not eat pork, if each time you eat you think about the cult then when they ask you to go die for their interests you're way more likely to comply as they've already molded you into a good slave. Getting fucked and fucking are some of the best parts of life. Don't let them steal that away from you!
  6. @Inliytened1 You went back to the ex didn't you Fuck bro winging it is dangerous. I almost impregnated my bpd ex girlfriend a few years ago, seemed like a decent idea at the time. That would've been a horror. Glad it didn't happen. My mating instincts are kicking in though now that I'm getting older. Once I have a bit more financial stability and I find a woman I think would make a great mother it's gonna be time to make a lot of pies and not the blueberry kind.
  7. Very cool. I'm not that well versed in literature but Lota is based in 17th century Italy and when I asked AI it told me Giambattista Basile was one of the most relevant figures in that era. If you find stuff that would be cool to share I would be happy to discuss. Usually I align more with philosophers and intellectuals due to my logical brain. Lucilio Vanini seems like an interesting guy to research, he was dabbling in similar subjects to what we talk about here and he got burned at the stake for it. The Republic of Letters was a network of intellectuals around that time that corresponded through letters to build thought along the early modern period. Rene Descartes was part of them along with one of my new favorite historical figures; Christina Queen of Sweden who moved to Rome in 1655.
  8. You have a pattern of avoidance; Natasha described it in the sex post here. You clearly lashed out pretty belligerently after I called you out on being irresponsible last page and you did the same to a few other people on the other thread as well. I'm the wrong person to call a pussy, I'm happy to keep fighting to the death. Whatever comes after will surely offer me more entertainment. Competing with other males is one of my greatest joys in this life. Since you pivoted and apologized; I'm also fine with that. Happy you got some good sex bro, that's one of the greatest gifts the universe has in store for us. Is that from the same bird you were telling us about the other day or you found another one?
  9. Are you asexual The best partners are the ones that give you the best oral sex as often as possible in most people's books I would say. Now if you're talking about an infinite blowjob; I'm on board!
  10. That's sick, yes once you start to gain a lot of momentum while continuously improving then you can become truly unstoppable. That's an interesting vocation, tell me more about Italian literature I'm not too familiar with it
  11. You're wrong. If there are no consequences many will keep pushing for far more than they need for survival. Why do rich people commit crimes? Thus why I also agree with your point that the elites need to be policed as much as the masses. That was my idea with the AI system that assesses the actions of every human on earth and reports them when they fit a certain criminal threshold. Who determines what constitutes a crime today? Criminology has been a field for a couple hundred years now, we are still figuring out how to run a proper society. It's a fair point. Some perspectives around it seem more valid than others. Knowing that you are surveilled makes crime way less likely though. That's why police foot patrols are effective. If you know that there are three cameras on every street block and you want to mug someone but all the friends you have that have robbed someone went to jail for it; you will be way less likely to try it. If a couple of your boys got a few free thousand $$$ by robbing people and got away with it then fuck it why not give it a shot? This is kinda the plot of Death Note and Psycho-pass btw, they both explore how one tries to achieve a crime-less society. Great shows to watch if you haven't already.
  12. No I think he's right and Granny knows what she's doing, a good scarf is where it's at. I don't have an upper age boundary to my romantic conquests and the winters are cold here. If she makes me some cool scarves she's welcome to join the harem, if she makes me look sweet then I'll pick up even more women and we all keep winning baby.
  13. I think it's important to understand personality types as survival strategies. Being an intellectual is a survival strategy more than really deep down who you are. Especially if we break down what being an intellectual usually entails: being more withdrawn, observing before acting, using pattern recognition to spot trends, analysis oriented, etc. Those sound like ways to deal with an environment, problems and overall threats to me. Now if we look at how masculinity and femininity manifest in women; doesn't it map out pretty much perfectly to survival strategies? Some women are raised in environments where being expressive and girly is what's gonna solve their problems and increase their status. Some other women have to suppress that and basically act like men to be safe. Classic case of Mulan from Disney or Arya Stark in Game of thrones. That's the nurture component and I'm sure there are some genetic components as well. I think once an individual is removed from that survival pressure they might still keep some tendencies that are now the core of their personality. I think some of you guys in this thread would be shocked at how different people behave if you give them a safe space to express themselves though. I was the manager of a coffee shop and I had two women and two men working under me. We hired a dude who was really useless and one of the women when working with him was rude, bossy and what some would call masculine. He was an active liability to be around in the cafe though and made everyone's life harder. When she worked with me and I did everything and she didn't really have to do much she was so sweet and nice and expressive and girly and just bringing me cookies and chilling. If you guys want a feminine woman then give her space to be feminine and handle all her problems for her. Some women will still not let their guard down and have some mental hangups that they may choose to work through to relax and let themselves just express unencumbered. The trope of the alpha male has been bastardized but it really just mean a competent man that can handle society and the evils of the world on her behalf. If you got enough money that she will never have to stress about it, are fit enough that her nervous system knows that if shit goes down she's safe, if you have communication skills to not antagonize her when conflict arises and the emotional intelligence to understand the issues that you're both dealing with and work through them positively then I think you will find that most women are quite feminine in your presence. Most men aren't that(not that I have fully realized that myself) and are literally an active liability to be around. No wonder they find women uninterested in them, combative and unpleasant to deal with.
  14. I agree when I work on businesses I'm not interested in it's very hard for me to be disciplined and follow through long term beyond a couple of months since I don't actually really give a fuck about what I'm doing. My passion projects have always gotten me better results, I'm trying to double back on that philosophy with the game project I'm working on at the moment. How is the music going? I think if that's your passion then you should triple down on that and there are many ways to make a lot of money in that industry.
  15. I don't think you can make that point at all my man. I've already said that you can argue that it's just as good if not better for kids to be raised in a polyamorous household. Studies back there being no observed difference in outcomes for kids raised in either type of household. I like to build communities of like-minded people since then we can elevate the quality of discussions, interactions and overall level of results compared to baseline society. I do it with my creative communities as well as some business clubs I run. I think the baseline of humans is quite low level and mediocre. I think the same thing can be achieved for a group relationship that produces a higher level of interdependence between the partners and I think if I look at my life over a 30+ years horizon if I can manage to have a few quality women by my side to build my household and later on dynasty I think we can achieve great things and have a blast in the process. Also like our wise friend said here I dislike the anti sex sentiment that the spiritual community tends to have. I have a high sex drive and enjoy exploring sexuality and BDSM so me and my women will have great times that's for sure. It's fine but I want to keep pushing on this because I think we unearthed some interesting psychology here. Clearly you dislike being challenged and tend to lash out as a result. You said that your dominance trait tended to become a problem in your relationships. Do you think it's related?