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Husseinisdoingfine replied to Davino's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Is it going to be a typical text post or a blog video? Because I miss the good old days when you did blog videos. But I’ve been wrestling with this thought for a while. But The People’s Republic of China is right now as we speak constructing the world’s largest hydroelectric plant. Meanwhile in America, we couldn’t even pass build back better because it was sabotaged by only two senators. In America, we have exactly zero miles of high speed rail. California tried to build this sort of thing, before it was sabotaged by Elon Musk. And yet, they have over 20,000 miles of this stuff. But why? Is it because of their political system? The one party state? The Communist Party? The central planning? I like to think that one of the advantages of living in a one party state is that it allows for leaders to think decades ahead without having to worry about the next election cycle electing a new party that overturns the goals of the previous party. Similar to how Trump undid of a lot of Obama’s legacy. In America, billionaires stand behind Trump during the inauguration. But in China, they have special measures to make sure that the “bourgeoise” can never rise above the Politburo. -
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Spiral Dynamics Beige – Notes Essence Core Values: Survival, instinct, immediate physiological needs Paradigm: "I survive" Worldview: The world is a place to meet basic needs; actions are driven by instincts Life Theme: Satisfy physiological needs and sexual drive Life Philosophy: Survive in the natural environment Origin Period: Approximately 150,000 years ago (Homo sapiens) Geographical Location: Eastern African savanna, regions of modern-day Iraq Founders: Homo habilis (around 2 million years ago)Spiral Dynamics Integral Human Development Developments: Motor system, basic reflexes, anticipation tendenciesSpiral Dynamics Integral Historical Development Energy Sources: Muscle power, meat, and general food Highlights: Human diaspora to all continents Lowlights: Despair due to natural disasters and diseases Economics: None Religion: None Cultural Theme: None Art Forms: None Leaders: None Inventions: Stone and bone tools (e.g., scrapers, knives) Modernization: Use of fire, building temporary shelters Societal Manifestation Community Forms: Solitary existence or organized in herd-like bands Community: None Modern Examples: Homeless individuals, drug and alcohol addicts, mentally handicapped, bedridden patients, terminally ill General Characteristics Strong reflexes and highly developed physical senses Driven by biological, physiological, and instinctual needs Instinctual and motor skills dominate behavior Recognition Presence: Individuals unable to survive independently, requiring care Absence: Basic survival needs are met; individuals can care for themselves Coping Tips Approach: Provide basic necessities (food, shelter, care) Positive Stimuli: Food, drink, rest, shelter Negative Stimuli: Anything undermining basic survival needs Qualities and Shadows Healthy Manifestations: Ability to survive independently Unhealthy Manifestations: Inability to care for oneself; dependence on others Prejudices Other value systems may view Beige as dependent, unreasonable, or overly driven by survival instincts Leadership No typical leadership characteristics; actions are unconscious and self-directed Interventions Teamwork: Non-existent; survival is individual-focused Gaining Trust: Provide necessary care and demonstrate reliability Sayings Beige is pre-verbal; no specific sayings associated
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How do I integrate beige into my life if I feel as if I lack beige in my internal psyche development?
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Because you've been conditioned to think its weird by the society. There's nothing intrinsically weird about it.
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Husseinisdoingfine replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
If you're interested on the topic of how capitalism steals value from poorer nations, then I highly recommend these following books. -
Matt Walsh's 'Am I A Racist' documentary is part of a large effort by the ruling class to get people distracted away from the real economic issues of capitalist tyranny and exploitation, by focusing their attention to trans ~ whatever, and fighting the SJW race activists. We have no economic democracy, no collective ownership over any of the means of production, no employee representation on the top companies, the top ten percent of income earners own ninety percent of all the stock. People are working longer for less, so much so that the poorest have to be subsidized with food stamps and medicaid because they earn so little. We have a soaring national debt of thirty six trillion dollars. The world's largest environmental polluter, the U.S. military industrial complex, is eating more and more of the federal budget as it and the CIA are spreading American terrorism all over the world. And these people think that the greatest threat to society is some kid decides to identify as non-binary, some trans person wants to participate in sports, and college students protesting for BLM.
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Gabor Maté is a saint and his books are excellent. His intellectual opposition to Zionist evil is just a blessing.
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I laughed at this.
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Now do beige.
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People misinterpret Spiral Dynamics integral because they haven't done the reading.
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Husseinisdoingfine replied to Wyeth's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I'm joking of course. A real solution that is integral, is not to force everyone up to the next stage as fast as possible. That's not an integral solution. A proper integral solution would be to provide each SDi code with a suitable habitat, where the healthiest expression of that code can flourish, and the unhealthy expressions can be diminished, as well as providing the infrastructure to allow that code to gradually evolve to the next code. You will never completely eliminate any one code, n'or should you want to, because each code is needed in a healthy eco system. The first tier codes, their highest form of care is enforcing their memetic system on the rest of society. At yellow, the highest form of care is to provide each code with its own 'habitat', where the healthy expressions of that vMeme system can flourish. Orange will continue to exist in society in the form of technological innovation and entrepreneurial ingenuity and creativity, and that will exist within green socialism/social-democratic collective system so that the needs of everyone are met before any realization of profit. And even after all of that evolution, there will always be a percentage of the population exhibiting a lower code, and that's a good thing. In Iceland where believe in the mythical invisible people (Huldufólk), and place an importance on family reunions, traditions which go back to the Vikings, they have a community bond which allows them to weather out natural disasters of other mass scale problems. -
Husseinisdoingfine replied to Wyeth's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
If that is the case, then every American citizen should be given a free Tony Robbins book. -
I'm posting this as a response to the blog post about the 3 flaws of conservatism. This video below is a really cool explanation of the origins of conservatism. It came out of the collapse of European monarchies and the idea was the intellectuals observing the developments of the time thought that the idea of a nobleman having the same amount of influence as a commoner was profane. They wanted to preserve the hierarchy of the monarchy, without the monarchy itself. To achieve this, they turned their eyes to the market. America is a capitalist democracy. A conservative is someone who skews slightly towards capitalism and a liberalism is someone who skews slightly more towards democracy.
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Husseinisdoingfine replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Glad I could help. I always find that reading or watching examples of people who work hard, lets say bodybuilders, always inspires me to do things like go to the gym. Pretty much, its the same reason why universities are so popular. Because people aren't capable of educating themselves, or raising their own consciousness. Having an instructor really takes away the task disciplining myself off my shoulders by unloading it onto a monk or instructor, who tells me when to show up and what to do. -
Husseinisdoingfine replied to Something Funny's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Like Putin! -
Husseinisdoingfine replied to Davino's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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If so, what exactly do you wear? Below is what I use. The Russich Leder Cuir de Russie by Farina, I wear in the summer and daytime. Whereas the Azzaro Wanted by Night, I wear during winter and at night. Btw, the two colognes above were gifts. I would never shill money for fragrances because I'm yet to decide if cologne/perfume is a scam.
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Husseinisdoingfine replied to PurpleTree's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
China is building a new dam. Meanwhile in America, our congress couldn't even agree on build-back-better because it was sabotaged by only two Senators. -
Skip to 7:10. Vaush’s response:
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Husseinisdoingfine replied to PurpleTree's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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Husseinisdoingfine replied to Something Funny's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
New perspective. -
Husseinisdoingfine replied to PurpleTree's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
So I did some research, and this idea that China has completely abandoned socialist ideals turned out to be wrong. The National People's Congress has passed laws supporting the creation of several workers coops. https://socialistchina.org/2024/05/08/cooperatives-in-china-current-status-and-prospects-for-significant-growth/ https://sacu.org/cooperatives https://www.thinkchina.sg/economy/cooperatives-are-making-comeback-china-preparing-combat-and-famine https://www2.fundsforngos.org/donor-agencies/chinas-thriving-co-op-movement/ The articles above are definitely worth the read. But this idea I had, and so did many on the left in the western world, that China was socialist in name only, turned out to be incorrect. https://www.reddit.com/r/communism/comments/ehzwv3/china_after_2050_be_patient/ -
Arnold Schwarzenegger.