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Flattered you respect our independence so highly

Flattered you see us as so confident and self-assured

Hahahaha

That was a very tiktok comment 😂

Come on man. You're applying different standards to bro compared to the girls here

I agree. All those scientists predicting climate change are very immature. We should all just go with the flow

I thought Ukraine would fall after 3 days of the war so I've given up on Ukraine predictions. But I will predict US ground troops in Iran

Here's my theory. School shootings are a lot to do with proving their own competence. To go to that level to prove competence requires a history of lots of incompetence. So, its par for the course that they'd be incompetent at a mass shooting.

@LordFall Thanks man.

French castle sounds epic! And I like what you say about combining those lower and higher consciousness ideals into your life purpose. I know for me I want to achieve mastery in Cybersecurity. However, I struggle with understanding a big impact I can make with it. Atm, I follow Cal Newport's So good they can't ignore you advice when it comes to life purpose. So I focus on achieving rare and valuable skills in something and then will later get rare and valuable opportunities, and can then pick a mission later on. And importantly it takes the view that passion is something that comes later on, rather than a pre-existing thing to identify. Regarding why its worth it, I'd say I find a lot of fulfilment in skillsets as I get closer to mastery in them. The first 6 months to a year tends to suck, sometimes longer. But I find once i get near mid intermediate I start to enjoy skillsets for the love of the game. "The action is the juice" Cybersec also maps on well to my favourite video game: Siege 6. That was a big reason I started actually. Finally, I find the field cool af. I've always been drawn to doing something noble that involved the darker side of life. And this fits that well.

His view on attraction is that generally its all about signs of a man being good at surviving in caveman times. And he said those two cover what survival took back then.

I met Todd V recently. He recommended "The moral animal" and "The Red Queen"

Most authenticity is so performative these days.

@LordFall Would be interested to hear your thoughts on this. If anyone else wants to add in more perspectives too, would be grateful