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It's not about killing the ego but building an amazing one. Playing an amazing one.

Nobody is waging a war — except an ego.

Thanks for sharing! Do you mean that that desire is the evil or would the act itself be an act of evil? I love to hear from such deep insights. It's sometimes a way more comfortable way to have them instead of experiencing yourself But maybe I'll inquire into the nature of evil someday anyway, we'll see... God is a fool. And so Am I.

Hitler was completely open about what he was gonna do and he didn't back down. Demonizing Hitler is part of the problem.

It applies as long as you see it as a zero sum game where some party has to lose for another to win. But that's false. We could achieve something so much greater if we'd work together as one people of Earth instead of trying to win stupid games we ourselves created.

Maybe they should switch substances, then.

If anything AI is gonna get us deeper into the mess, if we don't first solve it ourselves. There's no difference between the way you see the world and the world.

But we just met. Shouldn't we first get to know each other a little bit better?

That's false. It makes every difference FOR THE ANIMALS. "But there are no animals, there's only you!" — Exactly... I see what you're trying to get at: Nothing can ever be lost or gained in the Absolute. But the way you termed it it just sounds completely false. It sounds like spiritual bypassing. In the Absolute everything is always absolute Perfection, true. But not on the plane we're talking about here. It's difficult not to confuse those. If spirituality makes you lose compassion, something went very wrong.

Because God is everything, including the rope and of course the infinite abyss

wtf are you talking about.

That's what Nietzsche meant with the Ubermensch. "Man is a rope stretched between the animal and the Ubermensch — a rope over an abyss." - Nietzsche https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/384722-man-is-a-rope-stretched-between-the-animal-and-the

I read (almost) all of your blog posts. They've been on fire lately.

@pausona “The only difference between me and a madman is that I'm not mad.” – Salvador Dali That's where you want to be.Unbalance is untruth. I can see where you're coming from. I've been there somewhat myself. Be grateful for the insights — but now you need 3 things: Grounding, grounding and grounding. Get a job and make some money. Are you financially stable?

That's one of the greatest spiritual misconceptions of all time. It is NOT just a dream! It's a dream.

FTFY

It's sexist to judge women by their looks. Men have the privilege to be ugly.

Those are human concepts we invented. It's on us to create our purpose on this earth. There's no god to help us with that.

I got goosebumps watching that clip... Genius.

You keep making excuses. If you want to be right saying that you can't be helped then you totally will be right. But then nobody will be able to help you. If you start the conversation by making arguments for why you're a hopeless case, what answer do you expect? You're creating your own reality. Start by appreciating that fact.

Woulda shoulda coulda. Start by taking personal responsibility for your situation.

Sexual frustration is not sufficient, but necessary.

Of course it is. Maybe not exclusively, but you can't deny the sexual aspect.

@Bobby_2021 There are no "abusers". Everyone is an abuser. It's just a question of degree and how one acts upon it. By removing yourself so far from them you're denying your own abusive tendencies.

That makes no sense whatsoever. Firstly, if he really was your friend he wouldn't demand something in return after he helped you. That just makes it a business transaction instead of helping a friend in a time of need. You do not owe him anything, let alone 3 years of free rent — I don't get where this idea of him even comes from. I can see that he wants a "thank you" in form of a meal together or something like that but the way you put it it seems he just wants to profit from the situation by making you feel as if you're in debt to him now. You wouldn't treat a friend like that.