Danioover9000

@UnbornTao I see what you did there. Basically it's one word if you read and write it literally, 'walking'. However, phonetically it's 'WAL' and 'KING', or 'WALK' and 'ING'. The first phonetic interpretation is correct, provided you add a letter to the first word 'WAL' like another L at the end or some other letters. The second phonetic interpretation is actually the technical correct one if you know some pop culture, because you'll get 'WALKING' but what word is 'ING' going to be? Well, if you know you're a video gamer, and played Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, there's an antagonistic alien race called the 'Ing' in the game. The more you know I guess.

@Someone here Do you realize that your title of this thread has nothing to do with your pet theory that contains distinctions of gender, race, religion, country of origin, other demographics, group think us vs them, band wagon using 'we' a lot, false equivalency of equal to opposite discrimination, appeals to bias and sunk cost fallacy, before finally reaching appeals to men being historically the more physically powerful than women?

@StarStruck Was that where @Leo Gura and others was posting, and you saw him say it's likely BS? Why did you quickly start to believe, but call horse shit?

Very interesting, found a video of a time when body language was not widely known, of a 1950's housewife before and after taking LSD. Let's analyze her body language and tonality before and after: Before LSD: So couple of minutes in, she's exhibiting signs of nervousness, tonally between 0:27 to 0:29 saying 'normal people.' in nervous unsure tone, with a few seconds before and following shifting of hands, arms, and legs, to me modal shifting which is typical when trying to shift from one state of being into another, in this case she's trying to shift away from nervousness into something else. Also interesting to look at their crossed legs, her' is pointing towards to the interviewer, while he's pointing away. At 0:31 to 32, she says 'I volunteered.', with head movement emphasizing that, twice tilt shaking her head backwards, followed by nervous snicker or smile and looking down, feels like she's more reserved. Fidgeting with left finger on armchair, nervous laughter and looking down cast at interview's question of 'Do you think you're normal?', again baseline and consistent with signs of defensiveness and nervousness. Between 0:41 to 1:04, with Psychologist's leading question, she did a lip compression/smile compression when he said the word 'stable' 'I can assure you that you're STABLE. A well balanced person as a result of the TESTS.' and here she did a micro lip compression/retraction, and dry swallowing, which is signs of increasing stress, followed by downcast eyes again, in NLP this is accessing feelings, it could be feelings of shame. When psychologist, between 1:00 to 1:04, she shifts her eyes upwards, visualizing pictures in memory and constructed, followed by looking left and right horizontally recalling sounds. At 1:06 when she's saying 'I'm a little, I'm a little NERVOUS perhaps.' micro expression of contempt or moral/intellectual superiority with her left face smirking briefly, I feel more contempt than the later, followed by an eyebrow flash likely to emphasize the nervous word, or seeking social approval. After LSD: She appears almost the exact opposite of her baseline and character. She's now more expressive with her hands, a lot of looking around her environment than the psychologist, looking around the room. Little critique of the psychologist but I wished this person stops asking leading questions and just ask more neutral worded questions like 'what is happening?', 'what do you see?', 'what do you feel?', and the reason why is because she's in such a different state of consciousness and mind that leading statements or questions have much more of an effect in her internal processing, so it's incredibly important to as much as possible minimize or stop injecting bias into the questions/statements.

@Carl-Richard Proof that humanity is the bullshitting animal.

@Raze Systemic racism does exist worldwide, not just demographic dependent like it's only whites, and not nonwhites that are racist. Definitions: system /ˈsɪstɪm/ noun plural noun: systems 1. a set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting network; a complex whole. "the state railway system" Similar: structure organization order arrangement complex apparatus network administration institution set-up 2. a set of principles or procedures according to which something is done; an organized scheme or method. "the public school system" Similar: method methodology technique process procedure approach systemic /sɪˈstiːmɪk,sɪˈstɛmɪk/ adjective 1. relating to a system, especially as opposed to a particular part. "the disease is localized rather than systemic" 2. PHYSIOLOGY denoting the part of the circulatory system concerned with the transport of oxygen to and carbon dioxide from the body in general, especially as distinct from the pulmonary part concerned with the transport of oxygen from and carbon dioxide to the lungs. racism /ˈreɪsɪz(ə)m/ noun prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism by an individual, community, or institution against a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized. "a programme to combat racism" Similar: racial discrimination racialism racial prejudice xenophobia intolerance bigotry chauvinism fascism Nazism apartheid the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another. "theories of racism"

I seen this person before, will be doing a body language analysis later on him:

@effortlesslumen Actually fiction books and other art mediums like them are pretty good for your personal development and imagination. I'm reading Dracula by Bram Stoker.

@Bufo Alvarius Enjoy your cup of coffee.

@BojackHorseman Here's an example:

@BojackHorseman No different than when culture appropriated big foot and sasquatch creatures. mostly made into fiction, but there are some credible eye witness accounts of big foots in Canada, USA wilderness, and even in Russia, where the 9 hikers I think it's 9 got killed.

@Yimpa That's another example of hardcore stage blue. I could be wrong, but that's how I interpreted Leo's blog post, he'll have to come here to explain himself and set the record straight @Leo Gura.

@Yimpa Agreed, it just goes to show how powerful charisma and manipulation can be, when someone's inside of a person's head already. That's ideology.

@SeaMonster While I disagree with the bad faith framing, I partly agree that Destiny and his fanbase are questionable. It's unavoidable, which is partly why I started that body language thread cuz there's personal development potential there, plus people like Donald Trump, Alex Jones, Charles Manson, Ted Bundy, Andrew Tate, these types know how to be charismatic and manipulative, just like Destiny, which is why I felt some moral obligation to expose him here a little, to show he's not as trustworthy as some mods here thinking.

@Lews Therin At least have to curtesy to tag my name and quote the post I made before critiquing or hating me. No, I didn't cite every single psychological factor as I'll be 100s of years typing in here, I cited the most relevant factors to me that shows Destiny is a sociopathic liar, albeit a skilled debater, still a sociopathic autistic liar. That's the truth, otherwise how can a morally grounded and integral character use open ended relationships to conveniently farm drama? Is it merely coincidence that he 'accidentally' had a fall out with Hasan, Vaush, and others in his circle? If you look at the body language thread I made and covered the Mr. Girl and Destiny drama, on Destiny's video titled 'Destiny Addresses Lav Allegations and Exposes Mr. Girl.', I analyzed his body language and concluded he's mostly stressed, and is being deceptive. I did that because for others here I want to show an unbiased frame of Destiny, a more accurate frame, that he is a sociopath, so if you still follow and watch him, just know you're following a sociopath, not some fantastic normal debater, that's all. I want the general public and users here to make more informed choices whether to follow or boycott Destiny because he's an actual sociopath with little regards for human beings, whether you follow him or not, just know he's a sociopath. I wanted to do this in good faith and to communicate my analysis to all, to really show his true nature publically.

@SQAAD Can you agree that you just anthropomorphized Stage orange as being 'stupid', which is a human characteristic? That's the specific issue here.

@Majed I think Leo meant that they are taking more action governing Afghanistan than the Americans ever did, plus they don't BS as much compared to the USA. You break the rules there you will suffer greatly a d lose your hand, but in the USA or UK you break a rule you get a slap on the wrist.

@D2sage Actually, that led to normalizing plagiarism.

@Optimized Life So you're fine letting Andrew Tate rape young girls, coercing them into working illegally in webcam, stealing tax payers money, and scamming young boys with false bravado and machismo? @Optimized Life is good example of corrupt skepticism.

@Juan Sounds interesting, but I don't know which one is worse: Letting children watch Tik Tok videos too early in their development, seeing all kinds of twerking and god knows what else, versus reading a children's book of the oil industry, and by extension capitalism. So which is it? Getting brain rot, increases in self image problems, narcissism and self entitlement, ADD/ADHD like Destiny, more mental health issues via overconsumption of social media and Tik Tok, which BTW most are in shorts and clips very sensational in video formats versus a children's book? Which one ultimately causes more harm and damage long term? Also, there's a hidden bias and agenda from this video, left leaning progressive/socialism/liberalism at play, which may think that by exposing one side that indoctrinating with ideology it is much better, but doesn't realize that an ideology must exist in the minds of human beings. Also this is another problem with over simplifying a systemic issue:

The quality of this thread is steller, like Steller's sea ape.

@Bobby_2021 Depends on how long the human trafficking sentencing is. I assume they'll need to send him to the USA to be tried for more tax evasions?

Eminem disses Donald Trump: and Donald Trump dissed back HARD! Swear to GOD, this is the hardest diss track against Eminem, nobody, maybe the Game's Black Slim Shady or MGK's Rap Devil, but this diss track is FIRE, so fire it's making the floor LAVA!?

Nice reaction: BT Cypher Eminem disses Trump: A.I Donald Trump, by HiRezTV, hold my beer:

@Jayson G Here's the science and analysis I did of him, I do agree that based on many developmental factors like stages of development, cognitive and moral development, personality types and traits, 9 stages of ego development, life experiences and other lines of development, ideological beliefs indoctrinated groomed and gas light into your mind by upbringing and culture, self biases and preferences that shapes one's worldview and paradigm locks, he's maybe an interesting person who covers some complicated topics, some philosophical topics in this man in a black suit, which I suspect another did this kind of presentation, I do believe that, after doing some body language analysis, verbal, and statement analysis of him, that his tonality, word choices, and how he communicates, this slow deliberate management of expression and tone, gives a false impression he's so objective and rational level headed, but that's just appeals to and fallacies to logos, some pathos and some ethos here and there especially with him virtue signaling love, compassion, and kindness, I'm sorry but my intuitive observation is that due to this hyper objective look and robotic rational heavy behaviors this creates this jarring feel, like he's forcing himself to be loving and kind, when it feels fake, again based on his behaviors and word choices he uses. I like the video you shred, there are a few videos that do show Lex's biases. I appreciate you sharing this. Please share more if you find more interesting ones which shows Lex is challenged a bit.