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This is the kind of post that can keep going to Infinity with no resolution in sight. All perspectives will be false and true simultaneously just by the nature of this post. Duality is being compared to duality. This and that are two separate things. Both are the same. "This" can only know itself through "that" and both are indistinguishable without the other. Good luck with this drama circus.

You're looking at it from a very mature way and i like your perspective on it. Yeah, I think certain ways of acting most people would find creepy as in walking around with your tongue hanging out at every woman that walks by but there are subtle ways how people can act to make certain people feel creeped out. I don't think a guy should really have to or should worry about coming off as a creep if he's respectable and is of sound mind and uses proper judgement and common sense, though. ''

I was disappointed too. Thought it was some new revelation I never heard about.

I guess it's the only way to conclude through measurement. And since they quantify everything, logic is the only tool they have to come to conclusions. Don't know how that works with them but I know they are not conclusive when it comes to consciousness and the likes because the Universe is not logical.

No, as I mentioned in my response to Concept just now, it depends on who is perceiving. I have a higher tolerance maybe because of what I do or because of my open-mind.

I didn't just watch one minute. I have to adjust what I said in reference to the timing as I didn't properly quite it right or made reference to how much of the video I watched. I started at the 5 min mark and watched about 10 min of it right to where he changed the topic. So I watched more than a minute and would have not dared to make an assessment of what I thought if I only watched one minute of the video. That said, we all have to understand that we will all have different definitions as to what a creep is. Men VS women. Younger VS, older. Experienced VS. Not so experienced, open-minded VS closed minded, I mean the list goes on. Not that we have to go text-book on this because of slang words and society's influence on the words we use but looking at the dictionary's definition of what a creep is is not and is by far not what this guy is saying, and I personally wouldn't call a guy creepy for doing those things. Creepy is more about how one feels in response to someone's actions and is a personal thing and we are all different in how we feel towards the same actions.

It has the potential to optimize the body to make it work more productively and efficiently but only in addition to other aspects. You cannot be athletic and eat 20 burgers a day and it producing the same effect. The difference though is that someone being athletic and not eating the 20 burgers will fair better than someone who does in the long run. Lots of people now are doing better than lots of other people doing the same things they're doing because of practices they had growing up as in if they were active or not. For example, what can make the difference in 2people who smoke apart from genetics, could be if one is either more active now or was more active as a child where the body was predisposed to these benefits and was programmed to operate more efficiently for a longer period of time. Please don't take that statement as absolutely correct as it is only an educated/intellectual guess based off of what I have observed in the differences between the two.

@YousifPlease stop comparing animate objects to inanimate objects in this way. It will make your arguments futile and harder for your point to come across because you cannot compare the two when it comes to over-usage. A glass sitting on a shelf for 100 years is not equivalent to a glass being unused for 100yrs because it is inanimate and is not in the same category as a human body.

Idk, maybe the brain.

You are right in the sense if you over-use the heart it will put strain on it and cause it to burn out quicker. That's why they have heart-monitors on exercise machines. I don't think scientists are saying if you OVERUSE the heart, you will live longer, that's how you're interpreting what they're saying.

That was more of fear (which is still the same), feeling unsafe, nervous. The feelings women usually feel by creepy men are, uneasy, nervous, anxious, freaked out, disgusted etc. Like ugg, get away type thing.

The way that something gets overused is if something else is being underused and that thing has to kick in to make up for what that underused thing was supposed to be doing in the first place. I'm referring to body parts in the human systems.

When you take care of the heart by exercising it or eating the proper heart-healthy foods, the heart is not being over-used, it is being optimized - there's a difference.

Everything is designed specifically to accomplish or do specific things which in turn require different maintenance. The human body was designed to move. You cannot compare a drinking glass to a human body in this regard. Does a glass have a heart or kidneys or lungs. Exercise can extend your years because you are caring for specific body parts and those require a certain level of optimization to function properly and can wear down causing the speed up of entropy which is responsible for aging. The cells have telomeres which gets shorter and shorter and they have a shelf life depending on the pace at which these telomeres shorten and probably slows down if we treat the body in a healthy way. You cannot compare humans to even tigers to turtles nor turtles to tigers because of how they are designed; and each is specifically designed for it's respective survival. In general, moderate exercise can optimize the body's capabilities which in turn allow it to do it's job more effectively. What exercises you do will determine it's optimization and some exercises are more beneficial than some depending on your aim. Overall, it is good practice in addition to a healthy lifestyle for living a healthier life. You can get run over by a truck while doing all these things, so it is not a prerequisite for living longer on its own, but it surely helps to ward off certain cardiovascular ailments and degenerative diseases that can bring on pre-mature death.

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No, you do it all the time. How? Are you the same exact way with every single person at all times. No. You're different with your teacher, your mom, your lover, a stranger, your kids, your pets.....all different sides of you is revealed. You wouldn't go into a bar and try to be reserved you'd be trying to unleash the side that's more fun and uninhibited that's why people drink. You don't drink in a church because you're not trying to unleash and become uninhibited. Same thing. If a guy is trying to impress a girl, he may exaggerate himself or tone it down depending on his intentions. We all have different sides to us and sometimes different people brings it out depending on what you're responding to. So if he's pretending to be something he's not, that's not creepy behavior, it just represents maybe insecurities, wanting to impress or not being authentic, which btw, isn't about not being yourself because you cannot not be yourself; it means you're not representing what your highest values are and standing in that truth.

Yes my Prince. Don't you build a cosmological worldview on that thought. Don't cling to the idea of my calling you my Prince, or do.😜

This is going to sound a bit weird, but I've been asking myself this for a long time. This suffering thing has been brought back up on here lately and it came to mind again - I just had to ask. Do you think that suffering exists, or most humans suffer (maybe all at sometime in our lives) because of how we were brought into this world. Not sure how to word this, but I'll try. The umbilical cord was cut; and because of that, the energy that was released caused an energetic imbalance that we call suffering. For Christ's sake just about every baby cries when born. They say it's to produce air in the lungs of the newborn that was stuck in the womb for so long and it helps in the breathing process, but that's biological. From an energetic standpoint, do you think that has anything to do with it since it's all energy at play here. God or Source separated itself from itself; and even though we're not literally separate, we are energetically. It's like severing a finger from your hand; that would be pretty painful. So, God suffers from the separation. When it attaches itself back to itself, as in Awakening or Enlightenment all suffering ceases. Of course, it can return but that's because of mental separation again and what the mind is doing. As in a C-section birth, suffering still happens but not as severe - maybe. I have to do research on if babies born that way, if they have a as much mental suffering in their lives. I read that people born c-section are much calmer. (Read it on Google). Since there wasn't a chord that was cut the apparent separation occurred in a different way to cause less suffering, not to the mother per se but energetically so and the transference from the process to the baby had a different aura to it. I know this sounds weird, but it's something i pondered about and would like to hear your thoughts on it. All the contents of our suffering varies, and depends on the individual but all suffering is mental and has an energetic flow to it. There's a difference between pain vs suffering, which i'm sure you're aware of. I'm speaking of mental suffering. Seems almost a surety in humans at one point or another and I was wondering if what I mentioned had anything to do with it. What do you think. Keep in mind Energy, Frequency and Vibration when considering this notion. Please don't make fun of me if this is absurd thinking, it's just my mind can get pretty radical and a lot of times things that I thought about in the past that seemed a bit weird to me turned out to be a thing so i'm not putting this one down just yet.

I watched that part up till the 1:00 mark. NO THATS WHAT NOT A CREEPY PERSON IS. He described what it means TO CREEP. Creeping around stealing your roommate's food doesn't mean you're a creep, it mean you are creeping. Pretending to be someone you're not to women just to get them to like you isn't being a creep. What he says at the 1:10 mark is true though about women. He didn't describe what it is to be a creep in the sense of how women feel a creep to be. It's a feeling women get about a certain vibe that some men emit. Here's a line from Google describing what a creepy vibe is, quote: "A feeling of discomfort, unease or fear that arises when encountering someone with unsettling body language". That's how women FEEL when they call men creepy. It's a feeling they get. Another meaning was "they make you feel very nervous or frightened". "Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or UNEASE". I put the word "unease" is bold because that's precisely it. That word describes it perfectly in a less aggressive way. This guy didn't do the definition any justice as far as how women see it. He described what it means to creep.

Yeah sure. I get what you're saying, and I agree. One question. If I'm just experiencing without interpretation and putting my own meaning because of the mind's interpretation, is that still not to be trusted. Are you saying that because of my human nature, I'll always be apt to interpreting everything I experience because it's innate that I do that, or can I be aware and consciously not interpret and then see it for what it is? Hope that's clear.

I saw somewhere that psychedelics ruined a lot of folks because of their inability to process what they saw or had so much psychological baggage going in that it messed them up badly. Unprocessed shit can get revealed and if the body's nervous system is weak, it can really mess with the psyche after they've come down from it. I believe a lot here on this forum have had this effect.

Sure

You know what's funny, when I was writing this post, I said to myself someone is going to say, "I think you're unto something". Didn't know who, but I imagined it. The power of imagination. Don't know, but I'd be getting these weird insights and they don't just come out of nowhere and then again they do so who knows.

You're not responsible for how someone feels. It's impossible. You can only feel responsible, but you are not physically responsible. You cannot go inside someone's mind to activate the feeling response. They are doing it themselves, or I should say the body's response mechanism is responsible for this. It is a very sophisticated process that not even the feeler can control if they aren't mindful. It's a process. Thought is prior to feeling. Can you control WHAT a person thinks? No. How a person feels will depend on the thought that proceeded. You are putting too much responsibility on yourself for how things turn out. Your job is to be conscious of how you respond to how things turn out. Yes, we can strategize, but your strategies can only go so far when dealing with another person, especially if you don't know them well because people are always RESPONDING to, not responding because of.

Be careful here, sometimes we just want somebody back to make things right within ourselves. To rewrite the story and then move on. Don't fall into that trap. Saying "it might have been ALL your responsibility" and "IF you just acted a little different', is an indication of this mindset. No, everything worked perfectly to reveal to you whatever it did. There's no if you had acted this way or that way. If, is not Reality. You were both responsible. Takes two to tango. Guilt is very destructive.