Danioover9000

Everyone, take a deep breath! Slow down a bit. Maybe draw doodles or something. I'm drawing with a calligraphy pen right now.

@Socrates Also better ways to manage social media and the brain rot that happens in social media high consumption and the negative impacts of the mind in streamer communities. Until government starts increasing regulations of these platforms and takes more control, we will keep experiencing generational epistemic brain rot in future generations due to declining in our attention capacities, further cultivating ADD disordered men/women, and increases in Narcissism due to false and over glorified self images from algorithm content catering and auto correcting profiles of users.

@Socrates When societies of today figure out better coming of age rituals for boys and girls and implement state wide in educations, that's when we'll probably see lower rates of Incels and Red Pilled guys. Also better study of dating and relationships. All part of the transformational dilemma, and part of development of stages, cognition, morality, ego development, personalities, states, life experiences, other lines of development.

@Lyubov Likely the case, which is sad if that's just the majority of the audiences. If only he learned his lesson early and became wise. Seems to me Andrew Tate is the type of person who's extremely stubborn and only learns through lots of failure rather than less. Well, hopefully he changes for the better, or not. The greatest takeaway from all this, besides many other insights, for shady people and saintly people: SILENCE IS GOLDEN. Do not jibber jabber for no to little reason, don't talk ninjutsu expecting it mostly solves problems, talk as little as possible, especially don't talk about your short comings or how to do this and that fraud here and there. Lose lips sink ships mate. And you are still your own worst enemy.

@Leo Gura Better binaural beats and orchestral music.

I found a pretty good documentary about Cryptocurrency based scams here: What are you're thoughts and feelings? Is this new economic system too brand new to be revolutionary? The more important question than the last bit in the end of the video, to me, is not when this gigantic Ponzi scheme would explode... It's that, are we developed enough as a collective, nationally and globally and socially, and even as individual mature ego, based on our stages of development, cognitive and moral development, personality typing, ego development, states of being/becoming and consciousness, life experiences and other lines of development in different areas of life? Are we ready, or are we premature and rushing into a too revolutionary ideal of a brand new economics and markets?

@zurew King of the Grifters. At least he's funny. Obviously trolling.

Tech Lead guy is back, with a hot take?: Feel free to share your thoughts. Also, a Leo Gura and William Shakespeare take: 'There's no real right or wrong, society is a construct.'. Even if this guy's trolling, he's subconsciously telling spiritual truths.

@Lyubov That hypothetical and hyperbole was said for a good reason.

@Lyubov I agree Andrew Tate has some lessons for us to learn not to do. Maybe some men, likely teenagers, who don't have much to do than watch videos and passively listen to podcasts of Red Pill theory and suffering from too many rejections and negative emotions might be more effected by his videos, but I don't think the majority of middle aged men or older would be effected and influenced by Andrew Tate on average, bar none the exceptions in those age groups, demographics and psychographics. The first part of taking responsibility is very important, and the second part of flashing wealth will depend on where you are really, if you live in a middle upper to upper class neighborhood it's culturally expected you flash a little bit of wealth and status. Not everyone can pull off an IKEA homeless guy look, with a broken down pickup or a falling apart mansion. ??? This is also a lesson of where do we draw the lines between manipulation and exploitation, versus persuasion and influencing in business and commerce settings. If you were in Andrew Tate's shoes, it likely that the power and fame and fortune and other shadow selves would drive you to making similar choices or even the same ones. We all are each other's worst enemies at the end of the day, what mind voices says, you likely would do, especially the younger you are, the more you listen and do what it tells you to do.

@AdrianBartan Well, we live in a society. In a society, we try to inspire each other, for better or worse. Men and women objectify each other, sometimes to the ninth degree of obsession simply because women have female minds, and men have male minds, plus differences in values systems, cognition, morality, personality types, ego development, life experiences and other lines of development in different areas of life. That's all. Leo: 'Society is where we inspire each other'. Also Leo: 'Humanity is the bull shitting animal, and society is the matrix'. See, we are caught in Indra's net of MAYA, almost forever trapped in each other's realities.

@Rafael Thundercat NICE!

@Romer02 NICE! Good job, keep on doing those online sales for Amazon. I'd probably try to make the ads and SAO earlier for the attention traffic and light increase in revenue, but overall I think you're doing fine. I intuit it's not you LP at the moment, but it's much better than nothing. Hopefully you discover your real LP, that's when things get really interesting! If you're going to make a YouTube Channel, try to emulate Mr. Beast and invest some percentage into the YouTube Channel business, for example better camera equipment, better recording and editing software, maybe delegate to a few very skilled animators or something like that. Decide what should be free content and what should be behind a pay wall, or behind petrean. Really think what you want your YouTube Channel to be about mainly. Good luck!

@Lyubov True, we live in a society, which has multiple complex factors of development, including relative notions and relative rules that need to be enforced to some degree. They do have some partial traditional values in their psyche, otherwise they would be far more savage and brutal and unhinged and have more predominant stage red values, and not 'civilized' and bureaucratic and collectivist/conformist like stage blue. However, those stage blue values are not present enough to be top priority, instead the unhealthy elements of stage red and stage orange (Both stage red/orange is a wave of individualism, coming back to the self rather than to others and the collective) are more present in Trump and Andrew Tate and bubble from their unconscious into their waking consciousness every now and then, whilst they keep a stage blue/orange appearances. If the alleged claims of him sex trafficking are proven in court, he is guilty and should be sentenced to prison, I agree here. If it's proven Andrew Tate is not guilty of sex trafficking, then he does not go to jail, regardless of any moral qualms you or I or any stage green person here has for his behavior and worldview. No human being deserves anything this or that, those are distortions we project onto reality of our ideal situation we want. Here's an interesting question: If any of you truly hate Andrew Tate, and you view yourself as the vigilante and Coffeezilla like complex, what's stopping you from trying to kill him? If he truly is evil, rapist and scammer, well, what are you doing just watching him do these alleged things? Shows how many of us have significantly surrendered over our authority to social infrastructures like politics and policing, and are happy just complaining.

@Lyubov If we had to compare Tate with Dan and Tai Lopez, at least the later guys looked the part and gave very slightly more value than him. Still their courses sucks, but if anyone could extrapolate the key lessons, and then abstract them and integrate them into your mind, contextualized to your life, then actually that's the better way of learning from these guys. Guys like Andrew Tate, Tai Lopez, Dan, Tony Robbins, Gary Vee, values entertainment guy, Tim Ferris, Robert Green, and even Eben Pagan, and even the wolf of walstreet guy, all of these self help gurus and entrepreneurs are not just simple black and white good or evil guys, there's a lot of grey areas here and there, which forces your mind to further try to differentiate and make more distinctions to integrate what works and leave out what doesn't. Based on stages of development, cognitive and moral development, personality typing, ego development, states of consciousness, life experiences and other lines of development in different interconnected areas of life. The capacity to abstract, extrapolate and integrate whilst disintegrating lesser qualities of one's character is a powerful ability to cultivate over time. Another issue this brings up, is what are the ethical standards of self help and entrepreneurship? Is it a ratio of hustle culture : business and commerce?

@Ulax Okay then, good to know it's for triggering purposes.

@petar8p No don't you cheers me, you slimy dear. You are caught in the spot light, fight back. You make very clear what you are accusing me of in this thread, no passive aggressive BS here! Imma tell it to you straight, in no way was I strongly defending Andrew Tate, not as much as you are making me out to be. So, unless you actually have evidence clearly showing me defending Andrew Tate in this thread, shut your trap. False Gossiping is bad for your nose.

@Ulax There's always value in any one's posts here and in other sub forums here, it's just in the eyes of the beholder if those are more or less valuable. That's part of mastery, earlier in one's life they're likely to dabble to several fields of interest, sometimes discover one is exciting and act in zeal, until the honey moon period phase is over, they commonly then leap to another field, until they finally find the niche they want to develop themselves into. It's like the fig tree and the fig tree strangler, when it finds the one, it develops the roots over time, until it eventually reaches the earth is when they really have mastered their craft.

@KH2 BTW, that book is actually a solid book, if anyone here strictly applies themselves to that book, there would be lightly doubt left in one's self esteem. Robert Green's Mastery, Eric Ericson's Deliberate practice, and Napoleon Hill's Think And Grow Rich, they're fantastic reading.

@petar8p What makes you think I'm defending Tate, snow flake? Where in any posts in this thread have I endorsed slavery and bribery? Drama queen much? Use of satire and sarcasm does not remove your idiocy any more than inventing straw mans of my points and views.

@bloomer For the 10 Gs baby! For the grind, for the loot, for the EXP and leveling up! FOR THE CHOPPING OF WOOD AND CARRYING WATER! THERE'S NOTHING ELSE BUT THIS!!!

What are your thoughts about this channel? What channel, or it's owner is at what stage of development? What is it's cognition and morality? What is it's ego development and personality type? What is it's state of consciousness? What are it's other lines of development? What are it's areas of strengths and weaknesses? What are the beliefs, dogmas, ideologies of this person's messaging via YouTube video? My first impressions and assumptions: This channel is trying to convert me into thinking that big tech, and consequentially other big companies under neo liberalism and liberalism are the enemies, that progressivism/socialism is the future (although I highly doubt and suspect he's manipulatively trying to slip in Marxism and maybe even Libertarianism/communism) are the real enemies to democracy, fair use of internet and so on. Is this a correct assumption?

very interesting video, what are your thoughts? Around 1 hour 40 minutes to 1:42, he said utopia is Greek for 'no place, and it doesn't exist and contextualizes this relative to what he's talking about. However, Utopia does exist as a absolute, but not as you relatively know of it nor can it be contextualized into a neat little box for your ego. Great video nonetheless.

@KH2 I see what you did there.

@lxlichael You asked for what qualities are positive in Andrew Tate, I extrapolated from within his context those qualities and made them abstract and general enough to be taken and internalized into your mind, outside any specific context to be taken and applied to your personality. Instead, your mind is stuck in the Andrew Tate arrest of sex trafficking context, though I was advocating for this crime, and had a distorted view and assumptions of my intentions and loyalties.