Human Mint

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  1. I am more and more fascinated noticing how stages of development play out in every person. It is almost like a script. People all the time say stuff like "you're just copying this" or "you're just regurgitating that", but this is precisely because individuals at the same stage will react generally the same. This is true for all levels, even in the higher stages you'll quickly find similarities between individuals and you'll be tempted to think they're copying each other but is just a stage of development. Even more obvious at low stages. (tribal, religious and what not) That's an interesting thing to notice.
  2. That is an interesting link.
  3. I realized watching those blog posts on stupidity that the only reason people act stupidly is because they're cognitively uncapable of seeing beyond. Is not really their fault, they're cognitively blind. If you understand that then it's easy dealing with stupid people. You can't change that.
  4. Just plan for what you're willing to share. It is not an interrogation.
  5. https://www.youtube.com/@PeterSantenello/videos https://www.youtube.com/@RealLifeLore/videos
  6. Alpha males introspect.
  7. What you really learn after 10 years in school besides writing and reading is functioning in social environments and developing a healthy sense of self. You would be psychologically very different otherwise. As to the boring and hating, the are only a handful of special schools where kids are passionate and engaged through their whole journey. It is a luxury nowadays.
  8. As with anything in society, what raises the quality of life is regulating what is allowed to do and what is not, and setting standards for everyone. Otherwise irresponsible people would take over. It should be enforced by law that you can't have a dog barking for 3 hours straight in an apartment in the middle of the city. Dogs can't regulate themselves, but we do. If you can't regulate your dog then it should be taken away.
  9. The key takeaway is that people will pay you for your passion. And passion requires you to be conscious and resilient. Your mind is the bottleneck. Even the entrepreneurs who say that passion is wishful thinking they themselves are passionate about business. A business requires you working on it 8 hours a day even when you are getting 1 cent of profits for 3 years, because you're developing yourself during that phase really. You can only do that through passion.
  10. My neighbor has a poodle toy and I just realized that recently when I saw it, because that dog never barked once! Massive respect for both of them. Although that dog needs constant attention and to be exploring nature. I wasn't so lucky with my previous neighbor though. He would leave his dachshund alone and the doggy wouldn't stop barking. Dog's bark is designed to confuse preys. Those are some high af decibels...
  11. Of course, those farm dogs are the happiest. They have unlimited energy.
  12. Doing a hike with a dog's company is wholesome. It is the only way I enjoy being around dogs. I can't stand dogs inside a house because it creates problems. From dumb barking, eating your objects, or the dog getting depressed. People gotta learn how dogs will live their best lives. On the other hand, humans create playgrounds for children that's only pavement. That's how sick our thinking is.
  13. @No1Here2c Maybe but I am going more for the practical term. When we say something like "this person has a sober mind" we mean that he/she has a clear mind and can envision things and make them work.
  14. For sure. Imagination is sobriety.