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Welcome to the forum, Alex! Being biologically immortal—whether in a physical body, material construct, or digital form—seems like a waste of energy. Let me explain. As humans, we evolve through the concept of death and how we practice with existence. This doesn’t mean we aren’t immortal in some sense—it’s simply part of nature’s continuous cycle. Our bodies are tools for exploring biology. It’s shortsighted to believe that preserving these tools indefinitely grants us the immortality we seek. It might be a noble cause to pursue and attain immortality, but judging by biology—which defines our individuality—each person will have their own unique experience and approach to achieving it. Because of this diversity, I believe centralized methods are not suitable for such a purpose.

Who says MILFs don’t make direct approaches? When they see something—or someone—they want, they’ll take the initiative without hesitation. Often, it’s not just about the pursuit; it’s also about stirring envy among other married or divorced women in their circle. This boldness is part of their power play, a way of asserting dominance and confidence.

That is one life purpose, creating the perfect tuning filter.

And I can't find this stuff https://x.com/tcmuglavaliligi/status/1878095595983757487

Are you reading Plato's Republic by any chance?

No, men should have standards.

4000 BC: The Sumerian clergy sought to build cities to remove humanity from the "almighty" food chain. However, to make the wild man fit into city life, they introduced Enkidu (a feral man unfamiliar with civilization or femininity) to a woman. Against his will, she stripped him of his wild habits. Once "civilized," Enkidu cursed those who had sent her, lamenting his lost freedom. The entire story is etched onto ancient stone tablets—quite the drama. Their chief goddess, Inanna—precursor to other sexual feminine deities like Aphrodite—was attributed with the art of prostitution, among other gifts from various gods. Unlike today’s all-knowing monotheistic gods, these deities were more psychological in nature, their myths far more intricate and relatable. Even the king of the city participated in a sacred ritual during the New Year, where he was obliged to have intercourse with a temple priestess to ensure the year’s abundance. It was a cultural norm deeply tied to their worldview. Fast forward to today, and we have "pixel prostitution" alongside the physical kind. Some do it to raise their kids like any other woman; others do it for personal gain. Is it exploitative? Maybe. But as Terence McKenna points out, ideas like "one man, one vote" often rely on deep-seated cultural brainwashing. It’s not inherently good or bad—it’s simply culture, and culture is not our friend. This means we must be selective about the ways we deceive ourselves. Morality doesn’t inherently exist; it’s a construct. Yet the true danger is you might end up beneath the good and the bad.

If I had the sources and a plan to create a family, I would adopt the children. Yeah, females want to feel their own thing, but that is not best option all the time, given the situation.

I tried midjourney, it used to deliver what I wanted, then I realized I didn't like digital data shaping. Making forms in analogue world is much interesting and dirty.

It is the neck, the wood, the satin finish, very vibration of first stroke, finding your place in the mix. That is it ! Staying alive is my spiritual practice. Yeah, I was gifted a guitar.

Democracy ? Culture is not your friend.

Money is also a part of the reality, it's not always in form of a currency rather sometimes in form of your ideas and your precious time and your contribution to the nature . People belive what they been told about the exchange rate, and set of beliefs around it. They take money as given. I think anyone who walks the self path should be capable to set what money is for themselves and others.

Not all the time.