Mulky

I can't embed the video but the Unanswered Oddities is by far the best Ai thing I've seen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGyvLlPad8Q Here's the first AI video I made as a bonus.

So many things try to be cynical, sardonic, and edgy, because it seems to give people a free pass from being considered cheesy or cliche, but that's just some weird bias people have right now. It's ok if what you make is unoriginal and uninteresting as long as it is mean spirited enough, I don't get it. And anything related to feeling on any kind of subtle level doesn't matter. Sadness and anger of a really overt and dramatic form shown in a cliche kind of way is how it's supposed to be done. But really subtle journeys of the types of feelings that don't really have a solid name or form aren't part of storytelling, just really obtuse stuff. And this may sound snobbish but really something better would probably come off a childish to most people and might not even be considered professionally correct. The depths of the subconscious continue to only ever be shown in a horror context, the magical other types of happiness hidden down there are still horrifying to people.

I mostly agree with this, in fact you mentioned the main one's I would have. Here's some more I'd include. Batman Movies Walking Dead American Psycho - Kind of decent, but still overrated. Shawshank Redemption - pretty good, but overrated. Sin city Boondock Saints No country for Old Men - Decent, but overrated 300 James bond series -Might just not be my cup of tea, same with taken and bourne and maybe even Wick. Taken series Bourne series Things that seem overrated but I haven't seen because they don't appeal to me. Breaking Bad Dune Entourage Black Mirror American Horror Story

thanks hehe, you're hippo has it's own cuteness to.

Here's a type of monster I was working on a while back :). Young and old.

I think maybe we're just so used to number systems and currency that it's hard to wrap our minds around that not existing.

I didn't read through every response but isn't the answer to how it would be possible be through AI, robotics, and other technology? I don't see a need for everyone to do Mahasamadhi. People can just learn to handle their own existence in this changing world where they are human-beings rather than human-doings. They can explore life and the universe after they overcome the difficulties that come with freedom to choose what they do with their time. It is funny when you look back at the past and see everyone's certainty that a type of change is not possible, and then it happens. Then you look around at the changes happening now and see how many people just can't wrap their heads around the completely new paradigm which is almost inevitable.

I'm not saying there isn't or can't be seeing without eyes, but on some level most of us do tend to use our eyes to see. I had more trouble when i tried to not acknowledge visual sight, it became a bigger deal for me, and I had more tension in my eyes.

This seems reasonable that you would be looking visually from there as the eyes are what's used to see visually. You're consciousness might be spread all around but still visually you see with your eyes.

I actually sort of checked out like that several years ago. But then I realized I paid a price for it. there is something going on with my heart that does love women, and it's not just horniness, it goes much deeper than that. I think most of us are like that, we don't want to admit it. Once I admitted that to myself, I felt all this repressed stuff open up in me, I felt a lot better. So I returned to hope again, even if the hope is sort of hopeless lol. I can't deny a part of my self does still have it's hopes about romance, it doesn't matter what I choose, it's there.

Oh ya I forgot to say though that it can be forgiven, everything can be forgiven.

I would say it means the same thing as "don't attack the heart". Don't attack what some might call the inner child of someone. I remember Osho mentioning something to that effect in one of his books, and I never forgot it. I always knew it was the most important thing to not do, and was surprised to see how common it is.

I started watching UFC in the early 90s when it first came out. I sort of miss how it used to be a bit classier than it is now. That is what I enjoyed most about boxing as a kid, it had a sense of class in it's presentation. The UFC ring is filled with advertisements, and the screen is full of all sorts of pop-ups lol, about betting odds and twitter reactions. Some of the fighters carry themselves in a classy way, but often it has an overall trashy vibe. In the same way playing bad music at a loud volume won't make it as good as a song rendered from true meaning, Bruce Buffer screaming will never have the same impact as Michael Buffer effortlessly channeling the presence of the moment. The fighters are great, but the style is not doing it for me anymore.

There were other equally qualified spiritual gurus, but because they didn't have long beard, no one took them seriously and they faded into obscurity.