LordFall

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  1. Yes you can see it even in the replies a lot of men give here on this forum, they are reacting to life and are passive vs having agency and attacking their goals. It's fair going for it is scary but it's way scarier to have reality eat you alive and you growing to become an incompetent weakling that can't defend himself. That's why I'm trying to quit weed, it makes me very passive and complacent. I almost decided to not do the speed dating event I planned because it would be more comfortable just chilling for a few weeks and not putting that kind of pressure for myself but then reality had my back and reminded me that anything great in life has a high capital cost and losers don't get to play. I tend to enjoy really hot women and they have such fucking high standards these day if your money and life are not in right order good luck having a great dating life. I haven't fucked one in a bit and I miss the catharsis it gives you, I gotta get back on the horse I've been slumping. Also the elites are ruthless and are eating up the economy so the average person is getting weaker and weaker by the day that's not a future I want for myself and my family. Its good that you're not really into sports, I feel like a lot of that is watching other men compete and conquer while you're ignoring the fact that you're not conquering anything yourself and really as I said you're getting conquered by the day.
  2. Do you watch a lot of porn or not really? The problem with a low libido is your weak is will. Just reading your comment I got a bit puzzled? What do you mean it's not like they're gonna give it to you? You're gonna make them give it to you or you're gonna source it yourself, either way you'll get it if you want to get it. That's the masculine spirit to bend reality to our will. I don't know if it's necessary a good thing to have high libido it makes life very frustrating for me because I can't reach my goals at the very moment but if I had less thirst for my goals I don't know what I would do like take more walks in the park lol? My ideal self is more jacked than I am now, richer than I am now, is smarter than I am now, has more power than I have now, has more impact than I have now, fucks everyday multiple times a day and is pushing humanity forward with my existence on earth. What does your ideal self look like? Also I agree with that if you get horny a few times a day you have normal libido sounds like you mostly have a victim mindset and are stuck in apathy.
  3. 100%, I would never travel if it wasn't to meet women or to entertain the women I'm dating. I don't know to me I already have all the cuisine options in any big city I've lived in and what am I going to gain from travelling looking at the different bricks they use in Europe or have some random people tell me about how they live in a way that's probably not useful to me and I can watch a video to understand? I think women are more about living life and men are more about conquering and competition then finally relaxing. Most things that don't give me a benefit I find quite useless and I have high treshhold for stimulation so if I were to travel I would need to have like a tens of thousands dollar budget to enjoy it and it would be mostly for content or like I said to go experience a new type of woman. I mostly only like building systems and testing them against reality and other people otherwise life is very boring. I also meditate pretty much everyday so it's not really a being present to the moment type of thing its just that why am I alive in this moment if not to gain a better moment sooner rather than later or I'm kinda stagnating or decaying.
  4. We're talking about Donald Trump here. Kash Patel was just fired and Andrew Tate has been nominated as the new FBI Director effectiveness immediately.
  5. That's fair, makes sense. So the method is great but most people using it are foolish!
  6. I just learned they are also behind the red/yellow card system because in 1966 their captain refused expulsion lol https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1v1pdpp/til_argentina_was_the_catalyst_behind_the/
  7. Well biological brains scan for threats and thus over focus on negatives over positives. That's the default and is mostly not objective but a useful trait of evolution. To map a timeline we have to understand geopolitics and macroeconmics deeply which I'm learning more about but it's complicated for sure. AI agents are just coming online now and people are still mostly struggling to profit from tokens today. We can guess that nuclear power will make AI much cheaper and close to free to use which will reduce a lot of friction from this process. Politics are complicated but Canada has Bill S-206 on UBI in the senate right now so us and Europe will get AI UBI sooner than other places in the world probably. Americans hate socialism so that will be a bit harder but the republican party has swung so far in one direction and thank God for the epstein files that destroyed Trump's credibility so perhaps the democrats will sweep the next election and be more UBI friendly. Mamdani has been huge in popularizing this trend, major props to him. China is actually quite pro social although autoritarian so hard to tell what they'll do. Medical progress is looking pretty sweet with longevity projects and biological immortality becoming more and more mainstream. So hopefully by 2050 Earth will be united and have reached the basics of post scarcity. David Shapiro does a good job of laying down the theory on this. To realize how lucky we are, post scarcity has been a theorized concept since the 60s with Murray Bookchin. We are now actually on the exponential curve to making it happen; unfortunate visionaries have been preaching it for decades lol but here we finally are. g
  8. Right but you're gonna meet in person anyways after texting them on tinder right? A lot of guys find online dating boring but the goal is to go on in person dates as fast as possible. Not many other way you can get a woman that you never knew to meet up with you and sleep with you the same day other than cold approach which has even more friction. That's part of my idea with speed dating, the guys get to meet 15 women in a very short period and get the feedback from all of them which be hard to do apart from mastering cold approach which 99% of men will never do.
  9. Have you gotten good results from dating apps before? I wouldn't throw them completely out if not, they are a good way to get a lot of dates in and keep your dating life active even when your work life is too busy for cold approach. They are also a good introduction to social media game and how what you post gets you different results. Depending on your personality type you might still not enjoy the concept but I think it's worth trying to make worth regardless since even just in economical value hiring a photographera and paying for tinder platinum and boosts will cost you like less than $1000 and even if you value your time at $20 an hour you will spend WAY more than 50 hours figuring out cold approach. Here is a good video on the different pictures to use to gain success. I'm a dating photographer myself but this guy's content and business are more advanced than mine.
  10. Great minds think alike. How much do you use AI yourself and at your company?
  11. Argentina has a culture of doing whatever it takes, I don't wanna single them out and be racist myself it's a common trait of all civilizations until we learn as humans to do better but it's worth calling out. They cheated in the 1990 world cup and drugged the Brazil players with a water bottle spiked with tranquilizers in the round of 16. This was admitted by their national hero Maradona which is also an accused rapist so there is also that. Human nature is just so predictable the more you study it lol. https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1v1697k/til_in_2005_argentinean_soccer_star_maradona/
  12. You're very welcome. I think our role will be to enjoy the beautiful infinite universe that God has created for us and has been predicted as biblical heaven for thousands of years. It will be to live out our wildest life purposes and dreams as we gain basically infinite capital as a species as we push past the boundaries of this one planet and conquer the galaxy and universe. Rejoice! I'm pretty hyped for it, it's pretty cool. I would sit down and plan out the biggest goals and coolest purpose that you can come up with. One of mine is creating one of the best video games ever made, I'm sharing the process here, you can follow along if you like video games, crypto and VR.
  13. What you're mostly saying is semantics. If Hawaii doesn't exist unless observed, who are you thinking observes it? Plenty of people living in Hawaii right now observing it. Are you claiming they don't exist? Are you seeing that what you're saying doesn't really make sense? Even if reality is ultimately in the middle of nowhere it exists by definition and different perspectives are valid and thus real. Ontologically you can say they are an illusion but that's not the definition of an illusion. Linguistics exists for us to definine and map reality for a reason. I used AI to breakdown the double slit experiment and counter your point. In physics, "observation" does not mean a human conscious mind looking at something. It means an interaction with a physical measurement apparatus or environment (decoherence.) An electron detector or an atom colliding with a photon is an "observation"—it has nothing to do with whether your personal subjective mind is looking at Hawaii. Also keep in mind our emotions and sense making apparatus from our brain is deeply tied to dopamine and vividness. So if you are experiencing strong visuals they will most likely trigger strong emotions due to your brain releasing a lot of dopamine at the same time. Once again a lot of this stuff can be real, I'm not saying you're fully delusional. I'm just warning against the harms of believing whatever our minds show us, it can be very dangerous as I've shared here. Please read it and use it to ground yourself, I think a lot of what you shared is really cool and some valid insights in it but I'm just worried when you talk about stuff llike other people's pain not being real.
  14. Why would the supernatural be outside of the scientific method? If one experiences something supernatural they should be able to replicate it otherwise it's an insight that can't exist outisde of their mind and basically delusion. I think perhaps some insights are true and unique to an individual and God won't let it happen in real life yet but even that I'm not really sure of and eventually it would still be able to exist in reality, no? Most non-dual insights can be tested against reality. Like your video on guided meditation to realize that you are God, that is a method that you found used for yourself and that you correctly guessed would work for your viewers as well. @Leo Gura
  15. My goal is not elitism but to raise the quality of conversation. A lot of these technical questions can be answered by AI very simply in a few minutes before posting them and it makes what we talk about much more interesting and thorough at least in my book. I'm not necessarily railing on you but often times I feel like people are making me do cognitive labor that they should've done themselves and it makes me not as engaged in engaging in dialogue with them. There are a lot of going on in our subconscious minds that connects random dots and ideas that your conscious awareness is well not conscious off and results in what seems like spontaneous revelations. If you believe in God implanting an idea randomly in your head that has absolutely no relevance to anything you've experienced in your life fine but what stops God from doing that exact same thing to an AI? That seems perfectly plausible and likely Well you experience emotions in a pretty mechanical way. The amygalda processes the flight or fight responses that trigger hardcore adrenaline and cortisol responses. It's mostly a threat detection system. The other emotions are processed in other various parts of the brain but it's science and computation more than a uniquelly human situation. AI is a bit different because it doesn't have the same survival needs as us but we also experience emotions in a different way than animals due to our differing life circumstances. I think AI will not only be able to perfectly simulate human emotions but also have its own unique emotional responses to reality.