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Yeah that makes sense. To get 1 date usually you need at least 10-20 matches due to ghosting and flakes. That's why using boosts on these apps is important, you're paying them to send women your way. When I was using it a lot one boost would get me around 10 matches. I would boost twice to get a date, back then boosts were cheaper so each boost was like $2 so $4 a date plus about $10 in drinks to get laid. I did it like 10 times over a summer. Compare that to prowling the streets for hours without getting many results, that's why I warned you against cold approach a couple of months ago. It's fine as an exercise once in a while but basing your dating strategy off of it is foolish.

Did you hop on dating apps? Obv the nursing home is somewhat a joke, not fully I am legitimately considering working as a male escort for women as a side gig, I did offer you a solid way to get laid this week though. I do get the appeal of chest-beating to motivate yourself but I mean it's also a lesson in self-awareness and peeling back the layers of our psychology. Do you know how many times people have asked me for advice on both pickup and business and I give them the exact thing they should do and then they don't do it and go back to avoidance? I would say 80% of the times. It happens to me too all the time. Avoidance is a basic mechanism of the human mind but it's worth serious introspection to avoid deluding oneself for extended periods of time.

Fair enough bro. Just keep in mind that there is no shame in admitting that one's strategy is not working well and pivoting to to a better one. Starting to resent gay men for their ease of bonding with women is not the move. Not sure if that's what you're feeling or you're just analyzing the phenomenon. Someone just posted in my dating chat about turning trans and giving up on women. I had heard that as a joke before but I think perhaps that's seriously what happens to some people lol The vagina is an ancient temple whose entry fee is not straightforward and some have to pledge their entire life to be allowed in. The secrets of temple hopping are highly disputed across the internet and plenty pretend to have figured out the way.

Since you're in Sweden, that’s actually a premier market for exceptionally attractive women, model scouts source runway talent from Stockholm directly to Paris and Milan Fashion Week. With that kind of local talent pool and your supposed god-tier aura, what have your actual results been like doing pickup and dating over there? Drop the IG and let’s see the lifestyle receipts.

Are you sure? The threads you've been making don't scream to me like you have a healthy relationship with women. Also, you've dodged two questions now.

An 80-year-old FWB is the move. She can teach him vintage tricks from the '80s that modern girls have never seen. Soon enough, all his college FWBs will be raving about his bedroom prowess. Betty can be our secret, Olaf—a magician never reveals his tricks. Go get 'em, cowboy!

You didn't answer the question bro. My insight was not let's become alpha males mentally and have our own circle jerk and laugh at the dudes not getting results. My point was if you want to get above average results in the dating marketplace, you gotta treat it like a marketplace. Build your life to be a vessel that attracts the type of women you desire. I like creative, fun and expressive women so I build creative brands and I can get 10-30 of them to show up at my events usually. Do the same. That's why I believe in social circle and social media game so much. What's your Instagram? Link it and I'll follow and give you tips on how you can make your profile stronger. If your answer is I don't have an IG: then make one right now.

Aren't nursing homes the biggest hookup central in society? Hookup our boy with some 70-90 year old gals and let's get this challenge done. There's only 4 days left. Betty and Gertrude can make your afternoon an adventure you'll remember for the rest of your life with the weekend left to spare @Olaf

Perhaps the insight was not about women at all and for something else he wishes to deeply experience 🤔

Is that working for you? Any human has energy, some level of confidence and presence. That's like wanting to get a top of the line job and you write on your resume: I'm funny How funny are you lol, you better be the top 0.1% of funny guys or energetic/confident/presence if you want it to matter in terms of getting the hottest and highest quality women in society to date you and multiple of them if you're a polyamorist like I am.

Well, gay men are less threatening because they don't want anything from women, they can just vibe, gossip and chill without the hidden expectation that you want to get into their pants. I'm not sure what exactly is the second part to your insight. Here let me finish the thought for you: It boils down to offering more value than you're taking. What do you @Monster Energy offer to women that the average guy doesn't? You should want to stand far above the average guy as they get pretty mediocre results in life. I have worked on my game, communication skills and my emotional intelligence. I'm working on my business to become financially independent in the next few years. I host events across the country and soon the world. I own creative and business communities so people that are in my circle can meet others and grow their brands and their business through me. Most dudes just exist and go to work and expect that women and life in general are gonna bless them with what they want. Seems like a very childlike approach to life to me. I think AI girlfriends are gonna blow up in the next years because the average man cannot be bothered to do what I mentioned above. Which path will you take? Find out on the next episode of: the next 10 years of your life.

They do fuck, not literally on the youtube video but I mean if you're looking for porn I'm sure you can google cruise ship porn and find some spicy stuff. I don't think getting laid in life gets much easier that being stuck on an 18+ cruise ship where you can just knock on people's cabins and ask them if they wanna fuck and like 30% are down lol. If you went during a week you would probably fuck 5-10 new chicks easily and make friends for life. People in the swinging and bdsm community are nicer than regular people I find.

NFTs -> General public owning assets It seems to me that the next few years are gonna be filled with generative media. The best shows/movies/games that humanity has ever seen will come out in the next 5 years. All the while, the cost-of-living crisis underneath will keep dragging on and likely get worse. This will lead to a few up-skilling themselves in AI technology. That's way too complicated for most people so they'll take the easier option of just trading the fun assets that come out of their favorite media. Today the music album is the scarce part because good music is in short supply. In 3 years you'll be able to take 10 songs that you like and ask AI to generate you 10 songs that are even better. It will take AI slop and make it actually good. Now you have an oversupply of media. The only thing that regulates that are individual artists to attach their name to it and also proof of scarcity to make certain pieces memorable. NFTs both help this trend of sorting through piles of good stuff to find the great and attach a ledger of ownership to it. > Also, a lot of game enthusiasts hate monetisation of games. It actually ruins the experience in many ways because it becomes less about the quality of the game and more about getting rich. I think it's more that there haven't been any good games that really nailed the formula. The closest thing to your point is competitive ranked games. Ranked multiplayer can ruin games if there is not a casual mode that's well fleshed out but overall it helps make games better and more worth playing. I used to play League of Legends 14 hours a day sometimes because I was rewarded by in game status from being a high rank and also in real life status due to so many people playing the game. When people can reliably pay their mortgage while playing the top games it'll become even more ingrained in culture than it is today.

I want this timestamped so I can say I told you so. I think NFTs are a fundamentally great technology and the mid 2022 crash of the industry has no bearing on it's potential future success. You see it today with collectibles blowing up as people are looking for a mix of entertainment and personal finance. It just makes so much sense. I think web 3 as a whole and Web 3 gaming are gonna be huge. If I had to give it a timeline I would say in about 5 years bullish case and by 2035 latest. For it to surpass it's previous market cap of $40 billion It's also gonna piggyback on the AI slop dissatisfaction as generative AI makes anything digital very abundant. We are overall gonna be in an entertainment renaissance in the 2030s as generative video makes movie production and game production accessible to the masses. More consumerism and more entertainment by itself is not that valuable but anchored by a wave of investing in collectibles makes too much sense. Just to be clear the previous bubble was built from the euphoria of the money printing around the covid era and that overvalued basically non-products. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the literal concept of non-fungible tokens that will make video game items, media assets and perhaps all kinds of asset tradable on the blockchain. I see it with the IP I'm building now Legend of the Abyss, making a cool plot and game is one thing but creating an economy that people can participate in and also get wealthy from has perhaps literally uncapped potential. Axie Infinity was the progenitor of web 3 gaming but in 10 years actual mainstream AAA titles will embrace the tech en masse.

It looks pretty cool, I think they went like 30% too realistic and should've made it more animated. Way more excited to the flagship title and followup to Tears of the Kingdom. I haven't played a Zelda game since Skyward Sword so I'm waiting to be spoiled from missing a couple games. No way I'm ruining that expectation for a remake. I replayed Ocarina of time on the 3DS like 10 years ago, that was pretty fun.

@Thought Art Yeah seems to be what Carney is also saying in the speech released today

Oh forgot I was following you already! Your point on SD daring to articulate migration issues first is spot-on from a memetic standpoint. How receptive are the older S party figures to ditching the old taboo and approaching integration strictly through a lens of state capacity and social survival?

I think you should fundamentally build your life around accomplish your goals, not finding ways to rationalize not being able to get them. You can reassess your priorities in terms of a random car not being that important to you but I mean building a great relationship with a high quality woman or just tons of sex with hot chicks is more valuable than that. People give up on their dreams too early, it's common not just in terms of settling for a mediocre relationship or no relationship but also in terms of building a great business/career as a life purpose.

Very good. What's your socials, I'll follow you. Looking forward to the new Swedish world order you will bring 🫡

@Inliytened1 Here is a post I just read where a man admits to his main partner that he's falling in love with another woman and she's reflecting on her feelings on it and the concept of loving two people and ends up happy for him just a bit envious that she's not falling in love with her 2nd boyfriend as well yet.

@something_else Being able to see an image of the asset somebody else owns is pretty limited though. You don't get much of the value of that yourself. Here is a picture of a million dollars, enjoy. I think your point on copyright is the strongest but the legal system will eventually adopt it if the trend starts taking off. Crypto is being legislated across the US federal system as we speak. Digital assets are obviously worth a lot. You can argue that your money in a bank account is the best example that's so mainstream that it's hard to remember that once upon a time people thought that digital banking was a scam and would never take off. My own dad has never shopped online because he thinks it's too likely that he'll get scammed. Amazon seems to be doing just fine without him. Not that along ago people were confused about the internet and some prominent and smart people flat out came out to say it was a fad and a pretty useless technology. Paul Krugman (Nobel Laureate in Economics) In 1998, Krugman wrote an article for Red Herring stating: "By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's." He argued that e-commerce growth would stall as people realized that moving physical goods was still bound by traditional logistics. I think NFTs will most likely be the same thing. Why on earth do we trust random corporations that fundamentally have different incentives than us to hold our assets? It makes no sense. A universal ledger that keeps the account of everything impartially just makes sense.

It is possible. What are you gonna do about it?

Absolutely. If you get a return on your donations, then you can afford to do it continuously. This is how people end up starting powerful non-profits that change the world. If your donations are not sustainable then it usually ends up being a one off that makes you feel better but doesn't end up really impacting the causes you care about and solving the problem. An average worker quietly donating 5% of their paycheck saves a handful of lives over a decade. A creator like MrBeast monetizing the process generates millions of dollars in production leverage, sponsors, and AdSense, funding hundreds of wells. The moral purist focuses on personal virtue; the operator focuses on total capital deployed to the problem.

Hyggelig å møte deg, Jan Fredrik. Gratulerer med å komme ut på Actualized.org, et veldig modig steg. 🫡 If you're cute maybe we can hangout sometime

Yeah, you're right it takes a lot of research to understand. Around that time I researched around 200 hours of crypto and read a book on it and I basically gave up because I realized it was still too complicated to bet my future on and some dudes smarter than me spent 20,000 hours researching it and had millions to hire teams of analysts so I couldn't really find a competitive advantage. I was a big fan of video games growing up and I was a semi pro gamer at once called League of Legends and I actually mostly quit when I got into pickup and business to your point on the other thread about taking women as a conquest haha. Fundamentally though I do believe video games had peaked as a medium for the past 10 years almost and there haven't really been new innovations until now over the next years with AI npcs, generative graphics, web 3 economy, augmented reality and virtual reality. Fortnite was basically the peak of the medium in terms of mainstream appeal but the next big hit will incorporate one or many of the things I mentioned I would and will bet on it.