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Rejection is fine its mostly about having a plan to not keep hitting your head against the wall for decades and have a stressful and toxic relationship even if you do manage to get into one. The statistics for the standard of living of the average man in society are not good.

Loved this episode. It showed the limitations of the average person's intellect on debating topics that go over their head. I posted about it here in the lens of the average person not even being open to the radical possibility of biological immortality that seems inevitable to me :

Unification of mankind through web 3 businesses and communities.

Your complaints and anger are based on simple macroeconomics. Capitalism is a beautiful system that has brought us AI and this biotech that will soon make us immortal. It has filled its purpose now and will turn from late stage capitalism dystopia to collective ownership of global wealth through blockchain. It is inevitable. Scarcity has a logical end and that end comes through labor and specifically infinite labor that AI will soon unlock.

@Ramasta9 I don't think you've thought about this idea enough as your points seem to be very shallow and delusional. If you believe you can cure diseases already please share your findings with the greater population and you will be soon a multibillionaire. Why would you not be yourself after living 200 years? Try to think outside of your limited paradigm and I'm quite confident that you'll also come to the conclusion that biological immortality is the obvious future of the human race. Biological limitations and your cells dying is not a beautiful spiritual progress my guy, it's just a lack of efficiency that's about to be remedied. @Natasha Tori Maru I would use your exact critique against the people arguing against Bryan Johnson. Limited humans with limited paradigms who are too stuck in their ego and emotions to make good point or think deeply about a topic as important as extending the lifespan of humans.

If you don't have any useful takeaways @Terell Kirby then you're basically spamming and didn't even internalize the concepts enough to be able to share value from them in your own words afterwards. Owen has plenty of good content on especially mindset IMO and having high standards for your existence.

Anti aging 1v20 featuring Bryan Johnson, people don't really have many insightful questions but it's cool to see how the average person responds to this topic

Yes, writing is important for the mind. Even simple forum posts.

I'll have to watch this one soon, I'm procrastinating on the Truth video just a 1/3rd of the way done, I don't wanna have a bunch of unfinished videos. @Daniel Balan I think by definition nonconformity is at least a step in the direction of individuality which is good, aligning that with your life purpose and skillset is the next level.

Sure but I don't understand the utility of your point. That sometime things go too far? That you shouldn't do anything because perhaps it can be used in the wrong way? I think you're overthinking it bro, go work on something useful.

Have clear KPIs instead of relying on social status to feel a sense of accomplishment as that's fleeting and unrealiable. How exactly does your masculine instinct to dominate manifest in your life?

The glorious evolution

I'm very good at systemizing things and thus can deconstruct and build systems that other people don't seem to be able to picture. Meaning in 10 years I should be a billionaire or really broke if my business ideas don't work lol.

My feedback on your notes without having read them is they're too long and you need to start with the main takeaways on top as a TL;DR On the actual video, really liked it. I'm only halfway done so far but I liked the principle that anything not based on truth will instantly start to corrupt even if it makes sense originally.

Looking forward to it. As an intellectual i'm interested in exploring the limits of logic. Do you separate logic and rationality?

INTPs are really good at systems thinking and coming up with comprehensive solutions to their life problems. For example I'm an INTP and I shine at social circle game instead of other more extroverted friends I know that do better with cold approach.

I think this is really good, curious to see the change Mamdani succeeds in pushing through

He said that he used to play with Mamdami in Call of duty and he wasn't that great so he doesn't think he has what it takes to lead the largest city in the United states. I think he said something like get good scrub in one of the epistemology threads.

Bro I think the life purpose course is gonna change your life You didn't elaborate much on this part but it leaves me very concerned for your mindset : Cognitively, I feel like I have a very clear plan and a path forward right now. I'm planning to work in my current job for a few year, save up some money, start a family. On the side, I would like to explore and start working towards my life purpose, and then eventually make the switch full-time after I've saved up some money and am sure about my life purpose. So really you have no plan and just hope it works out? That's what it reads to me. I don't know what industry you're in but surely you know that there is a huge wave of automation layoffs coming to all industries in the next 5 years? And I don't know how well versed you are in macroeconomics, finance and cryptocurrency but tl;dr the value of most fiat currencies is has been going to shit and is predicted to keep massively doing so over the next 10 years meaning the average job will pay less yearly? I'm very glad you lost motivation for your random job by just hearing about the possibility of a life purpose type orientation for your career. Obviously don't quit your job right away but not starting a business or at least a specialized career in this day and age is financial suicide.

Sorry I liked the message at the top but I didn't read the whole thread it was way too long. Can you share how you're using your masculine imperative to achieve financial and business goals?

Why wouldn't you write who they are? No idea who a bunch of old dudes are Lloyd Conant, Leland Val Van De Wall, Bob Proctor and Earl Nightingale.

@meta_male What process are you following? Taking random actions and being frustrate that it doesn't work is a sure way to never gain sucess. How many cold approaches have you done? How many instagrams have you gotten? How good is your Instagram? How many women have you asked out? Are you on dating apps? Have you gotten a professional shoot done for your dating app and your Instagram? How many events have you thrown i.e. social circle game? Do you have guys around you also into game to give you feedback and support you? The male dating strategy is pretty straight forward but you gotta get it to work for you. Take action -> Optimize your status The male dating experience not worse than the female one IMO because when you fix your mindset and take right action you can pretty much guarantee success, just gotta take it seriously and not fall into the victim mindset.

I see it everywhere on the internet, on Reddit, in real life and even in this forum. People analyzing the problems we face as a society turning to crying and complaining about the elites or the government being corrupt. The victim mindset is the antithesis of the growth mindset that self-development is based on. We live in an age of basically infinite power where you can empower yourself and have impact globally and instead people are worried about what some other dude is doing with his power? Of course there are systemic issues that need solving but collective crying is not how you achieve that in my humble opinion, our best bets as individuals is to individually empower ourself and increase our consciousness to become powerful agents of change in our social circles, cities and countries. Godspeed and please become stronger today and try to not say a single complaint. It's even an error in epistemology in terms of nonduality because you invalidate your own infinite divine power each time you complain.

@Princess Arabia Absolutely, identifying problems is the first step. Finding ways to fix them and beginning that journey is what most people seem to be stuck at though. Here's a graph I found that I really like a lot. To be a powerful leader in your life and others life you have to be close to 5 and be a problem solving machine not just figuring out that reality has issues and listing those issues to other people. If you want an example Reddit is one of the worst places for that. It's been one of my favorite websites for 15 years but the more I grow up and become a more competent human the more it rubs me the wrong way. It's filled with keyboard warriors that use forums as therapy instead of inspiration for new ideas. https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork https://www.reddit.com/r/collapse/ These 2 subreddits are a good example. The reason why I dislike this mentality so much is because they point out valid issues with our worlds but their attitudes are the thing that's preventing them from solving these issues and if we all shared that same victim mindset society then would actually collapse.

@Princess Arabia To me the whole is about being reactive or proactive about those issues. If one always falls into the frame of being in an unfair world where all these things are happening then that robs them of even the inclination of empowering themselves to solve the issues.