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Of course, it's easier to take care of children with more women in the house. They help each other with the housework as well. And if they're bisexual even more fun. You work hard on business and provide. This is truly the best life I believe.

No I think communism doesn't work because it's a bad idea and it doesn't understand human nature or biology. Sexual selection is one of the top primary driver behind status competition. If women selected for the most passive, lowest-status, least-resourced men, male behavior would instantly shift to match that incentive structure. The competitive drive to build, accumulate, and dominate would completely vanish pretty quickly. Karl Marx forgot to consult the cavewomen. And the animal kingdom. It's not anything to do with human females, most animal species do this. Seals take up a whole beach and mate with 60 females if they win the battle. It's why christianity was such a stabilizing force for human civilization. Without enforced monogamy some males hoard up all the resources and the females.

Well communism relies on the premise that human beings will willingly flatten all competitive hierarchies and distribute resources perfectly equally, removing the drive for individual status. That could expect for the fact that women reward the exact opposite. So in a way even here when people tell me to stop trying and working so hard I feel gaslight by my competition. It's so much fucking work to put in to create events and media and cool stuff but it does get rewarded by women. That's why I do it otherwise it would be insanity to keep up. Communism is like all the unsuccessful men trying to convince each other to stop working hard. Except when you stop working hard your life gets worse. It's a reductionist view but it looks at core human incentives. Even if all humans on earth got $3000 USD/month with AI UBI singularity the women would still gravitate towards the dudes that got more scarce resources. I think if women had low standards we'd still be living in caves today, it's the mechanism that drives most of evolution. Dudes would fight here and there but there would be no reason to go to another cave and take out the dudes there to get double the caves. Now I'll get a summer cave though cavewomen love that. Natural selection baby

Yeah I would target ads towards these countries below and maybe even in general the richest cities in the world and pitch travel packages. You can't really sell high ticket to locals I imagine they got cheaper ways to find cool stuff.

You must have good work ethic and brain chemistry. I have low dopamine and ADHD so on it I basically could stay in bed and watch stuff and not much else. The men I know on antipsychotics are like NEETS living with their parents.

The women! The quest to attract women is lifelong quest of thousands of generation of men. The universal carrot. It's deep because what attracts women as a whole and not a singular woman is just value at scale. So you need to figure out so much. When I host model photoshoots I have to rent a nice studio or basically a mansion. Can't do it at a park or I don't get the models I want. If women had lower standards communism would work.

I think high-budget solo travellers are a good niche. My idea would be to offer them more high tier media packages. Photos, videos, drone, custom vlog made for them, etc. That stuff is almost impossible to make on your own and if someone has the money it makes sense that they would pay a premium 200-500$ upsell for media. From there gotta do some market research and see what the clients that you're attracting are looking for. Georgia is also known for wine from what I researched so wine tours, food tours, etc can be added to your services. Sulfur baths I see are also popular. I think also going for the highest ticket possible is always good. You never know maybe the best way to make the business work is selling $15,000 packages to rich couples or whole families and they'll buy it and love it. I messaged you on IG we can talk more there.

@Jirh Fair enough, if you're happy with where you're at there isn't much point in arguing about it. For me learning to attract the women I desire has been a very rewarding quest and if you feel like you don't need to embark on the journey and are happy with the women in your life then more power to you. @Natasha Tori Maru Totally. I think we're getting to the bottom of people's philosophies. The point of this brand and forum is helping people achieve their dream life and potential right so as long as that's whats happening here I'm totally satisfied.

I don't really have enough progress for a devlog video but progress is being made. I finished Day 9 of the build. I got Gemini to create me a 30 day plan with about 20 mins of work each day so I don't get burnt out. Some days I do many days worth of build but I'm working on other things in my life so this is like a 3rd priority relaxation work. It's very satisfying to see little changes come together. Very interesting how I'm building a little world. Even just writing the lore it helped me conceptualize our reality more. I can see why you had particular skill in metaphysics from your game dev experience Leo. It is a bit discouraging to think about how far I am from the dream game I want but progress is progress and eventually I will divert funds from my other business to invest in this so as I long as I keep it going it should work. One of my big inspirations is Pokemon. Satoshi Tajiri is really cool and his backstory is surprisingly similar to mine. He started out making a game review magazine and after 7 years decided fuck it let's make a game studio. He liked bug catching and when he first pitched the concept to Nintendo they didn't get it. He pitched it again and got it funded. Then 6 years later he got Pokemon and single handedly ressucitated the Gameboy which was considered a dead console. Beautiful vision, great man. Look at these little fuckers. My creatures in my game will be way cooler but I quite like Pokemons. It originally inspired me to become the very best, like no one ever was.

I was talking with Leo today about using AI to make video games and he didn't believe AI would be that helpful so here is my devlog to prove otherwise! I have been ideating this world building project for around 4 months now and mainly using AI for generative images and lore building but I fundamentally wanna make a game out of it as I think that medium is more powerful than something like just a manga or an anime which I do also plan on making eventually. I don't have experience in game development, my main related skills would be in marketing and content creation. I tried my hands at unity a couple months ago and it was I mean not too bad but really frustrating and I got as making this square on the blue background that you see below but it was a very empowering feeling. I really like this video that I watched here That basically warns you about trying to take on an overly ambitious game project and making your dream game right away and instead trying to ship modular projects that work and are profitable and build upon that over years to eventually build your dream game. I like this idea especially as my dream game is a VR web 3 MMORPG, and mmos are notoriously hard to build but I want particularly one with a well developped economy that ties into the real world so I think that will encounter even more novel issues. My current idea is to make a simple 2D roguelite game as a MVP test project and build upon my ideas from this foundation. I think it's possible to bootstrap by myself with just mostly my time and a few hundred dollars of budget in tools to kick things off. I'm gonna use the Unity engine as it's free for startups and seems like a powerful engine both to make the 2D version of the game and eventually transfer the game assets to VR. I think there is a very powerful feedback look that's able to be utilized these days where you take on a project and document yourself building the game(in this context but can be anything) and that serves as your initial userbase and community to launch the game when it's ready. I've followed a few people that did it this way and it seems to be a very powerful way to bootstrap your own game studio basically. I used to play a lot of League of Legends and did got paid for it for a while. Made it to challenger which is top 0.01% of playerbase and that was really fun and I feel like Riot did a great job building a community in their game that was the biggest in the world at that time and I met many friends in real life that also played the game so it was a great social experience as well. I feel that they built a lot of cool stuff around their IP like the show arcane, esports world championship tournaments and local leagues but it fell short of what I think a gaming ecosystem could be. I'm a big believer in web 3 and eco investing in a gaming ecosystem with your playerbase instead of just squeezing them for cosmetics in exchange of a fun consumer experience. For example as a league player I invested something like 20 000 hours into my account, got a lot of rare cosmetics and high rank badges and emblems, spend like $2500 of my own money in the game and if I tried to sell my account it would be worth like $500 at best where as in other game ecosystems like Eve online and games like Counterstrike your time investment is translated to actual assets that are worth tens of thousands of dollars in some cases. Multiple people in different ways talk about the downfall or collapse of the gaming industry, I think it's dramatized as the profits are still there even though a lot of layoffs and downsizing are unfortunately happening in the industry but I do agree that gaming as a whole has stagnated big time. I think web 3, AI agents and VR/AR offer unique opportunities to supercharge the industry and bring it into a new era of glory. Riot Games actually ruined my favorite champion in League of Legends through a rework and thus it actually ruined a big part of my enjoyment of the game so that's also part of my motivation in wanting to develop my own game. There is a massive MMO project that just collapsed last month and I find that very sad as it was a very ambitious project that had a lot of hype in the community but it was ultimately mishandled through overambition, lack of transparency and corruption. I aim to take some of their good ideas and learn from their mistakes. There is also another game that I enjoyed playing that did operate for a while Spellbreak which was a really fun mage PvP game that ultimately fell short of its potential. I really like this mage PvP system so that's a big part of the inspiration for Legend of the Abyss that I wanna carry out. Their mistake was also making it too competitive and not casual friendly which was something that League of Legends managed to do very well. Feel free to subscribe to the Youtube channel for the project here. So far I've only posted basic character concept arts and game concepts but I want to start doing devlogs especially if I managed to build community interest around it. I think AI tools immensely empower small teams and creators to accomplish massive thing and I hope to prove it with legend of the abyss. If you have interest in helping out the project and joining the team I would totally be open to having co-founders on it!

You wouldn't be bored if you were achieving your goals and deepest desires! Be careful of spiritual bypassing. It's not because you now identify with all of reality that your character has access to all of it. If you're ever played grand theft auto or many other older games, there used to be cheat codes that you can enter that give you unlimited money and health and other stuff. If you've tried it you know that it ruins the entire game you can't enjoy it after 1 hour of playing around in god mode and are thankful to go back to the main narrative where your character is weak and limited. I hate and dislike my problems and limitations but on a shroom trip I realized that I'm thankful for them and need them to enjoy life otherwise it's a jumbled web of nonsense. I don't know about you guys but I've never managed to have sex in a dream. I always wake up or even worse the women turn into strange demonic creatures. Only in limited physical reality can you enjoy sex!

Radical Relativism, specifically the unhealthy, unintegrated manifestation of Stage Green Postmodernism. Or avoidance in one word. You use this ideology as a psychological shield. By claiming beauty and attraction are completely relative and subjective, you create a convenient narrative where you never actually have to compete, never have to test your skill in the real world, and never have to produce results. It allows you to frame a lack of real-world dating execution not as a skill deficit, but as a conscious choice to 'keep your power by just being yourself. It's why you are terrified to answer my question about whether you can actually walk into a venue and attract the women you are drawn to.

I feel like you're very stuck to your ideology and refuse to actually engage in discussion. Of course your dating is relevant that's why I asked for it. You seem insecure and relying on theoretical frameworks to engage in debate probably because you lack real world experience but I could be wrong. I speak in experience and the collective experience of the hundreds of men I've met that were also working on their dating journey. Sure, some dudes like obese women, BBW and SSBBW are porn categories for a reason. Doesn't mean that it's fully relative though. Many studies of many cultures and historical periods have pointed to the hip to waist ratio of 0.7 for women as what men have found most attractive throughout history. I asked if you can attract attractive women. When you go to a nightclub or an event can you attract the women you find attractive there? You keep dodging the question, that's not very intellectually honest. > As if women are purely objects that have no other choice but to compulsively react to what men do. Or as if they're HR that you feel like you have to impress them in order to get hired. Either way, you are lending away your power to them instead of keeping it yours by being yourself and choosing from there. Women are people who make choices on how to spend their time. If you are low value the attractive/ones with options don't tend to choose to spend their time with you. I love women and like to spend my time with them. I also like to do fun stuff and travel. Therefore I need a lot of money, financial independence and skill with women to achieve my goals. It's pretty straightforward, you're inventing many layers of mental gymnastics and weird arguments to have a discussion on the subject.

It's true. I had a psychosis one time and they prescribed me Olanzapine. It basically blocks most Dopamine and seratonin your brain gets so it's supposed to block subsequent psychosis and hallucinations. I mean I'm sure it works but it's brutal. I took it for a few days and then never again. It would be basically impossible to get any kind of success on it your brain barely works afterwards. I don't necessarily recommend people with psychosis to not take anti-psychotics but ideally find a way without. I told my buddy one time to stop taking his bipolar medication because he can meditate and he ended up in a psych ward after a few days The brain is a complicated machine, you have to be responsible for understanding yours. Very important to understand the system though. Psychiatrists are paid by these pharmaceutical companies and they want to reduce liabilities. If you get mentally ill and they prescribe you this stuff and your life is a failure for decades afterwards but at least you don't crazy it looks great on them. Psychology is in a dark ages right now. Especially people doing this work and meditation and psychedelics are highly prone to psychosis I'm sure. In hindsight it was me not being able to ground myself and use proper epistemology to understand what was happening to me and I went haywire with pattern recognition. I literally ended up in jail for a bit so beware radical consciousness is not necessarily safe!

Why are coffee parties taking off so hard then? https://www.instagram.com/reels/DFIrBCEvDAt/ Some people do influencer events at spa villages too now. I've been to this one it was awesome. You go from massive hot tubs to cold plunges and saunas. It's a new meta taking off big time.

I started vaping in 2017 and have been trying to quit for around a year. I've managed to do it for three weeks but keep relapsing when I hang out with other people that vape or drink. I've directly noticed that it lowers my energy, increases my anxiety, and lowers my motivation so that in and of itself is enough of a reason to quit besides any other medium or long term health effects that I'm consciously trying to ignore. My roommate vapes and so trying to quit will be a nightmare. About as easy as quitting junk food while owning a convenience store. But this needs to be done since I feel like it's hindering my growth potential. Do you guys have any advice/relatable stories for me?

That's true but don't blame marketing science for corrupt incentives! Until we fix the gaps in the system it'll keep happening. Marketing is a beautiful part of business it requires a lot of humility and cognitive understand of people and the market to understand how people buy products instead of just wanting to shove your product down their throat unconsciously. Thank God for government regulations

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I'm sorry to break it to you my friend your perspective seems to be so limited that I don't honestly and genuinely think you understand the stages of the spiral enough to comment on them with any kind of credibility. Not even to describe the stages let alone to assess other people. You should read the book it's pretty good. I read it half a decade ago.

There are differences between integrating lessons from a stage and transcending it. Gabor Mate was not a psychiatrist he was a physician. He's now working on building his own systems and working with different organizations. He's actually successful entrepreneur with a few best selling books, an international speaker and a private consultant. He's actually a great example of my point, he has transcended it.

Right and then I explained how you would do that and then you pushed back and here we are. Idk bro I like having these discussions I think it helps us a lot to figure out what makes sense and what is a nice sounding theory that doesn't hold up to reality. Transcending stages is hard I've been Yellow intellectually for years and have slowly but surely been bringing my own systems to life. It's starting to work, it's exciting. I believe that in 3-5 years my business will be at the point where I can operate globally and help people en masse also achieve their goals and free themselves from wage slavery. It goes back full circle to your passion. A lot of the people I work with are hot models. Funny enough they struggle with being stuck at stage orange too. If I can transcend it I can help them transcend it as well. It's beautiful how reality is interconnected. If I didn't love women as much as I do this life purpose would not appeal to me much.

Of course not. They can have some cool ideas that are beyond it but they won't be able to do much from it. You can say maybe like the Amish but that's stage blue. You can stay people in countries that aren't as capitalistic but that's even lower than orange, blue and red. Stage orange is the individualistic power stage. If you do not have individualistic power you are not past stage orange. The best example are communists. Every communist I meet thinks they're so fucking smart and know more than people that actually have money. First of all they are rarely financially successful. Second of all communism is stage blue. It's ideals are impossible. For example they call for a general workers strike globally to stick it to the bourgeoisie. One problem though, workers of the world can't strike for an extended period of time they don't have the money to! They have to suck it up and go back to work sooner rather than later. Easy to come up with some cool theory that sounds good in your head and also to the people that have the same angers with reality as you do. Much easier to make it happen and actually transform your life let alone the lives of many people.

I didn't say you said that I said in general that's what people with a stage orange shadow say. I mean kind of but being financially independent can completely free someone from wage slavery and empower them to work on their own passions without the anxiety of the market. As a man there aren't many better gifts you can give a woman. A lot of women today would love to be stay at home moms but it's impossible for 90% of men because they just don't make enough money. Let alone on the fun sides of it like travelling the world, having a beautiful property in a nice place like on a body of water, being able to educate your children well, etc. Much easier to say money doesn't matter! Than to figure out how to free yourself from the confines of it.

I have watched all of Leo's videos on it and read part of the spiral dynamics book itself. I think what I said is as simple as you can make it. If you can't operate outside of stage orange then by definition you haven't transcended it. As I said people are multifaceted individuals and it's not because you haven't fully integrated a stage that you don't have some solid concepts integrated from the other stages. You are fundamentally gonna lack power and impact on reality and not be able to really enjoy the fruits of the other stages if you do not though. As I've used in examples you will not be able to impact the stage green causes that you care about. You will not be able to build the stage yellow systems that you can invision. I'm not saying I've transcended orange. I'm still working on my business each day. It's hard as fuck though I can understand why not everyone does it. It's easier than ever with AI though, you can use it to find the bottlenecks in your cashflow verticals. With AI agents taking care of some of the online labor there is a lot that's unlocking this year. We are very blessed to be alive today.

Yes I said a corporate hottie would make a great partner. Value basically always has to be monetary, it's a universal medium of exchange. If other people don't value what you think or what you have to offer them then it's not valuable by definition. Usually stage green people bypass this entirely like for example the girl that said she hates marketing. Marketing is connecting with the hearts and minds of others and getting them to see the value behind your ideas/products/services and giving you their hard earned money for it. Of course unintegrated stage oranges despise money, business and marketing, it's the only mechanisms that proves that your ideas are valuable. It's like the boss battle of the dungeon to pass the level.