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What are your thoughts on one day having a family with children? Does all this dating stuff culminate with that in your vision of your life?

Yes I rotate between buckwheat, rice, potatoes. Some mornings I eat some bread with honey for energy before exercise. I eat 90% the same food each day so planning doesn't take too much time, I plan and then follow through for 2-3 weeks, then change stuff a bit when I'm bored and repeat. I'm in the middle of caloric deficit so losing fat while building muscle, once I get to target weight I'll ramp up calories to 2.8-3k and that will let me have more variety in a diet.

Interesting. Did you develop that through practice from scratch or it that something you always could?

I remember (if I'm not mistaken) you saying in one of the older videos that it wouldn't surpirse you to see a monk levitating. What made you change your minid?

Good points. The idea of development should be attractive to a guy even if he doesn't date. Yes it's true that dating, mating and seeking sexual gratification can become the motivation to improve yourself in many ways, but if the motivation comes from other places like for example if you want to be healthy for the sake of health and feeling good, if you want to be financially independent because you value free time and being capable in the world, if you want to be humorous because it's just a fun way to be! etc, you find that you're naturally becoming more attractive to women as well. Yes you're right in that modern men and women have a unique challange of navigating postmodern western dating market, and many people cling to old ways. Like for example in my country many people still think in rigid men/women roles, especially older folk, but the reality is that the provider role has shifted from mainly men to men/women and that changes stuff, as you mentioned. If in the past man's main motivation to become a good provider was the wellbeing of his wife and children, now women can also take care of that (which is a great modern achievement).

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/16098910-letting-go I think this can help you a lot, read it. Also, why do you think a book can make you lose awareness? What do you mean by that? It's just a new information, it's up to you how you use it.

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Programming made me cry in the past, but those were not the tears of joy

Do you think it's fine to spend 20s and 30s experimenting with stuff, even 40s? If you hadn't found your passion earlier in life, would you feel urgency in your 30s to finally find it?

I also find that true for maintaining consistent practices like meditation or even exercise. Work ethic translates to all these fields. And if there is no work ethic every endeavour that needs consistency over times struggles a lot. As for faking greatness, just look at Tates. It's a comical example of what happens when you fake success. But maybe not all examples of fakeness ends like that. Some motherfuckers are just lucky till the end, but it's not something to role-model or aspire.

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Maybe he'd meet his Deity sooner if he had some DMT in that cave

I don't think he portrays his realizations as the deepest possible ones. He's still relatively young, he could go deeper, and maybe he did after those experiences, who knows. He was questioning, he even writes that if he didn't get direct experience, he'd consider God not being real at all. His vision has some form yes but then he mentions that those experiences transformed his perception and understanding, so maybe it wasn't merely a "hallucinated God". But yeah, it's hard to know all that by simply reading this one book. He doesn't go much into technical details, ontology and metaphysics of God for some reason. When you strip the story of all the religious stuff, the core of it is a man who was dedicated to truth seeking like almost nobody. That's what inspired me.

Discipline and consistency are the key. Invest your time in clever ways, don't waste time, you'll regret it. Don't destroy your dopamine reward system with porn, gaming, social media, doomscrolling. Avoid those at all costs.