mmKay

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  1. I'll definitely choke out a member or two the day this forum releases on VR
  2. Numbers are only symbols. The map is not the territory . You can represent your entire country with a pencil. You can represent my mom with a fish. It doesn't mean that these things are that. It's just a representation You can simplify anything with anything else
  3. Im learning infinite ammounts of core business concepts from ChatGPT. You have to be clever to know what to ask
  4. Has it always been this way? When I was on my third day of water fast coffee had no effect on me anymore because of adrenal exhaustion ( it feels like a specific kind of fatigue) This is the specific supplement that is recommended by Andy Cutler for adrenal support and it works wonders on me, and even more so while chelating Thorne Adrenal Cortex Extract
  5. I find it hilarious that the new book leo mentioned about Amazon devilry is indeed available, on Amazon
  6. Starvation can make you feel blissful because your body releases chemicals to cope with the stress. Eventually your physical energy will be through the floor unless you increase your calories, protein and fat intake. Mentally you may feel more clear and focused. You may also be sleeping 4-5 hours per night and feel rested I did OMAD for a year and I ended up with a severe binge eating disorder because it's imposible to cram a days worth of calories in a single meal
  7. When I do chelation and take Alpha lipoic acid without food, I need to sip on sodium bicarbonate throughout the day to increase ( make more alkaline) my stomach PH or I can't really sleep. A single sip helps already . But that would be just bandaids for your wounds without addressing root causes. Have you changed anything at all In the last few months that could have caused this?
  8. I usually have one of my servants reciting from the paperback with the uttermost inflections Amazon prime really over-delivers nowadays
  9. @Javfly33 try green tea or Yerba Mate. They work even better for me than coffee ( they have more compounds like L-theanine) and the withdrawal is way , way milder or non existent. You can leverage stimulants. They are not all evil . I rely on strong green tea and modafinil for productivity as I battle chronic fatigue. I do take time off here and there and prepare myself to suffer the withdraw ( it's not that dramatic really) and the productivity boost is worth it and almost necessary
  10. I once astral projected to his room, tickled his butt in his sleep and left Does that count as meeting him? On a side note : Someone start an astral realm home security company and get filthy rich . It's money waiting to be picked up. "If you can't be first in a market , create a new market you can be first in." - Dan Kennedy.
  11. 3 day water fasting once per month is in my opinion as good of a preventative measure as you can take, to trigger autophagy. And it's literally free. You know what else is free and gives you the most results? Working out, not drinking , not smoking and learning how to manage stress. The rest is up to genetics and you don't have much to say , so you better work on releasing that fear because the stress and anxiety will actually subtract more years from your life. Work on accepting the human condition. Our bodies are limited, like it or not. It's a truth we all will come face to face with one day, so resisting it is ridiculous if you think about it. It's not something to be depressed about. Initially you may be, but It's supposed to make you grateful for what you have. And then avoid obviously toxic stuff. But yeah , regular check ups won't hurt unless they're in invasive In some way or cause you an unhealthy obsession
  12. Revisit this if you want examples for the Traps or Nature Thread
  13. This thread is too close to " intelligence of survival megathread" imo
  14. What's it gonna be? Can you guess it? I'm looking forward to see how Claude will influence the quality of the content
  15. Gemini is terrible... It forgets the context so quickly and the answers are so vanilla it's hilarious I'm stuck with Politically Correct ChatGPT, Claude still not available in Spain
  16. If you are a high net worth guy and have $*× with a girl that you know is looking to get pregnant, don't leave your used c*ndom unattended, take it with you. The turkey baster is real ( source : Owen Cook) Sorry for the intrusive thoughts
  17. Conscious relationships
  18. I thought that the pendrive the server was on had overheated
  19. Uni will not help you to build a business and it will not help you with coaching or content creation. What am I missing? No one cares about degrees, they care about what real world results you can produce . Maybe you can get a coaching certification Uni is great for socializing and meeting people or technical fields like engineering or medicine
  20. Research how to get an entry level job an offshore oil industry. That's as good as you can do with this level of thinking
  21. What exactly are three thoughts? Otherwise we can't provide a lot of perspective
  22. Just combine both vision boards , no need to be perfectionistic here. Go with your intuition of what you want to add or remove You seem to be a thoughtful person but I feel your use of language is the problem. It's unnecessary complicated , twisted and academic. And this hinders your clarity. And you mentioned two philosophers known for being needlessly overcomplicated as well Let me know how you feel about this Practice journaling in a way a 10 year old would understand it. See if that helps. You have fallen in the trap of glorifying complicated language, when the purpose of language is clear comunication ( in this case, with yourself)
  23. Absolutely. It's a book study group. They study Andys books and provide advice strictly on how to do frequent low dose chelation. Anything else is outside of their scope. They have banned the discussion of any other topics or even chelation protocols to keep any degree of order . They touch on relevant topics but that's it . Their concerns are very niche. That's an influence yes, but genetics are pretty much everything. The right supplements can help with methylation pathways , glutathione production ( do not supplement glutathione , boost glutathione synthesis indirectly ) and detoxification enzyme activity. You can do a 23andME gene test and look for variations in the MTHFR gene, particularly the C677T and A1298C mutations can lead to a reduced efficiency of methylation, making you less capable to cope with heavy metals. A liver biopsy is a very accurate last restort way of testing for iron toxicity as far as I remember. But heavy metals are stored mostly in fatty tissue , the brain, liver and kidneys. Organic Mercury is particulary lipophilic ( and the brain is mostly fat! . Lead is stored in the bones and teeth as it mimics calcium and is slowly released throughout the bone remodeling cycles ( thats why aparently chelating with DMSA for lead is only needed one round per month as you wait for the bones to release lead into the blood again ). I'd rather go for less invasive methods and not get a biopsy of vital organs Blood tests are only "accurate" for measuring very recent exposure or for checking for copper toxicity ( plasma / Red Blood Cells copper test) IDK about fecal tests. I guess its good for checking digestive health. Aparently you can even get an X-ray fluorescence test to check for long term lead exposure in bones.
  24. Bonus perspective from ChatGPT, VERY on point: Here are a few additional psychological mechanisms that more specifically address how we focus on and interpret specific aspects of our surroundings: 1. **Selective Perception**: This mechanism involves filtering information that we are exposed to and focusing on certain details while ignoring others. This can be influenced by our expectations, needs, or previous experiences. For instance, if someone is particularly sensitive to environmental cues about security due to a background in that field, they might notice security cameras more often than others do. 2. **Attentional Bias**: This is the tendency of our perception to be affected by our recurring thoughts. For example, if someone is worried about prices and finances, they may more frequently notice and remember the prices of items, particularly those that seem high or are marked with discounts. 3. **Top-Down Processing**: This cognitive process involves using the context or a general framework to understand the details of a specific scene. For instance, if you enter a store with the belief that it is designed to manipulate purchasing decisions, you may interpret all its layouts and color choices as evidence supporting this belief. 4. **Pattern Recognition**: Humans are naturally inclined to recognize patterns in their environment, which can be beneficial (such as quickly recognizing faces) or lead to erroneous conclusions (such as seeing meaningful patterns in random data). This could explain noticing repeated numbers or arrangements that seem to convey specific messages. 5. **Motivated Reasoning**: This is a tendency to find arguments in favor of conclusions we want to believe. This can affect perception in a way that supports one's desires or fears, such as interpreting random events as meaningful or connected in a way that aligns with one’s pre-existing beliefs.