TheEnigma

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  1. (Canadian here) We have our own problems! Would you like me to get into the details?
  2. Can you please give some examples of human mass delusions?
  3. This video is one of your gems. So it was at 27:11 you said that. It actually took me a few years of experiencing and thinking, to really feel what you were saying. I am an extrovert, but then I realized when I connected with so many people, I really didn't connect with anyone and still had to face a lot of my challenges alone. But then an introvert can also go out and socialize, and seem very extroverted too. But also still feel they have to face their challenges alone. I spoke with my brother about this and he is an comp sci AI vision nerd, extremely introverted. And he once mentioned "Because I think in the end of the day extrovert or introvert, we all want the same things. But never cut at introvert off when they are speaking, because they already don't want to talk, so you will discourage them when you cut them off. With an extrovert, an introvert almost has to learn to cut them off. But when talking to an introvert, expect them to think, because they all also expect you to think. It's like playing chess in classical time control. Talking to an extrovert is like playing bullet. it's a different style. Think of an introvert as a foam that is pressed inwards when interacting, the foam will eventually come back up when they recharge alone. Where as for an extrovert, the foam is already pushed outward, so when they interact, they get pushed down too, but it's already facing outwards."
  4. But Leo didn't you say in one of your videos that if you are so introverted, you actually become extroverted. And when you are so extroverted, you end up also becoming so introverted. Can you please explain what you meant by that?
  5. Can you please give some examples of flimsy or inflated investments?
  6. Yay congratulations!
  7. As an extrovert, isn't my mind already disadvantaged for truth seeking then? I do long for high quality companionship and deep topics that can be discussed all night. But as an extrovert don't I create a lot of my own suffering by desiring that? But I can't help it.
  8. I think when you are on these drugs dental problems are one of the least of your worries
  9. Get well soon !! All the best ❤️
  10. Thank God he's gone. But I'm from Canada, and it's got far deeper issues than just Trudeau.
  11. Pay him on twitch? Send him a superchat.
  12. Don't look at online ratings. That is meaningless as there's so many casual players on there. Look at USCF ratings. The average tournament player is about 1500 OTB. On chess.com that should be about 1700-1800 rapid depending on the individual's ability for faster games than classical. More than 800 million people in this world know how to play chess. But maybe only a million to couple of million of those are average tournament player strength (for USA). If you are beating 1600 bots on chess.com you are well above an average casual chess player in this world. You'd be like a club player level. But one of the weaker ones in a serious club. Maybe class f USCF 800-1000 otb. Hope this helps 🙂