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@Cred Thanks for your response. Clarified a lot, really. Can you elaborate on your alienation vs. dissonance model? It made sense to me. I think you clarified your use case quite clearly. I would like to ask—what are your expectations on this model? You do recognize the difficulty? I am extremely open minded and rarely shut down ideas as I may have tried to in this thread. That being said, I did not do that because I do not see the potential. I did it because that level of ‘productive extraction’ from criminals, pedos, etc. is extremely controversial and difficult to manage. What you suggest would be an extremely high level intelligent society I do not see happening anytime soon. So, I will retract my ‘warning’ from ‘dangerous’ or ‘concerning’ to ‘quite ambitious?’ Too ambitious? Help me understand. Thanks.

@Cred I would not have known that. I also did not know that you had ADHD. I also was using ‘sick’ a bit tongue n cheek. However, since you mentioned it—part of your argument is ADHD people are more prone to pedo thoughts… and you have ADHD? Again, I did not know this. I do not imply you are a sick person—however your form of contemplation on this matter has no clear use case and even seems to press the matters of understanding past a reasonable point. I grew up with kids being babysat in my house. Everyone in my family has ADHD, OCD, OCPD, Autism—something. I worked with special needs individuals all through school and made extra time to do so. Neurodiverse language has a negative effect because it has ripped you of your own agency, without a clear path forward. The Truth is: your path and the way you view these topics may come from a different direction, but ultimately need to end up in the same place as everyone else. We are so far away from solving what you are trying to solve to the point it is dangerous to think about it. That would be an extremely naunced conversation— I am not even sure if language could capture it or if any human as a complete enough understanding or potential for one any time soon. We can agree— I would not label it as evil. Then again, I would not label anything as evil. So, it really begs the question why we are having this conversation at all now. Countless roads to nowhere. How does solving this lead you closer to the Truth or a better life even?

You were warned.

@Cred Who are you to not be accused of naivety? Especially while asking such basic questions. I know what pedophilia is; a sexual attraction towards kids. Would you like to continue trying to rationalize a sexual attraction towards kids or are you going to wake up and realize the inherent problems with that? If you do not have a vulgar reaction to your own line of questioning in regards to this topic, you’re sick. That doesn’t anger me. I deal with normies everyday. All I have is the Truth. I take no responsibly for the outcome of the Truth.

OP, your view on neurodivergence is the same trap as people who think everyone is the same— except worse. When people think ‘oh everyone is just the same’ they do miss a lot of the individual characteristics of people and often chalk up events to larger than life explanations or figures. You are doing the opposite. By having this bias towards neurodivergence, you fundamentally leave no room for commonality or conventional answers. Have you noticed that? You are obfuscating things behind reason—and naively so. It sounds like you’re defending pedophilia at this point and it’s obvious you’ll probably say something like ‘No! It’s a serious problem, and my view actually gives us a solution!’—maybe— probably not. In the meantime pedos will be arguing they can be cured and it’s an ailment—thanks. None of this is to mention, as Leo said, how these methods with lead you astray, personally.

https://www.altrarunning.com/ Doctors will prescribe these shoes. I never hear them mentioned. 30% off last seasons stuff right now.

@Yimpa Are you materialist?

I have realized my mode of being, consciousness, truth, etc. does not allow for things not to make sense. I would like to say: things have to make sense to me. But that implies they could make no sense at all. Things that make no sense, make sense, though. It can be no other way. Having something that makes sense and then makes no sense, makes no sense. Make sense? It could have never made sense to no longer make sense. That ignores what it means to make sense! Ex: Certain aspects of cutting edge physics do not make sense. This can make sense. — There is no opposite example. Anything that makes sense that will not make sense will require another form of sense that both overtakes and explains the previous thought. There has to be sense to nonsense. But there is no nonsense to making things make sense or even sensing itself. — Every thought acts as a useful cog in some concepts structure, like an organ in a body. And each structure, modeling a similar relationship, with singular direction, cascading into each other, forming greater and greater—to no end. — It has to make sense. — I was angry some things did not make sense. This was my reminder they have to 😉 If you have a systems oriented ego problem, maybe it will, haha.

FYI episode #404 says ‘unlisted’ and is not shown on their YT channel for me as of this moment. I am not sure if this is a glitch or if it was not meant to be shared yet. @Leo Gura

If the only thing stopping you from investing is the US market right now, invest more in Europe. I had the same worries. I did not want to let my money sit and I wanted to literally have some stock in companies and industries I am interested in. Everyone, up until recently, recommended broad index funds, ETFs, bonds, etc. Things that capture the whole market instead of just a few companies. Honestly, despite the US being essentially just 7 companies, the S&P is still a seemingly good investment. Gold, silver, battery industries, etc. You can look up basic portfolio percentages and gauge risk. That’s what I did, but I bet I little bit more on Europe, thanks to the ‘Pivot’ podcast and the ‘Prof G’ podcasts. They predicted their broad funds would benefit from the US’s tariffs and the uncertainty, 1-2 years ago. They were right and it made sense, so I started investing. It gave me a different outlook on investing, actually made me realize I wish I did have the faith to just invest everything into the US, because it is ‘my country’— but that ignores true investing and is myopic. It was clouding my view. (I’m not even a Super Patriot™️ or anything. I just grew up in America and have been told and seen us run the global economy more or less my whole life.) — hope that gives a little perspective. I have been jumping into this world myself, recently.

1 at a time.

@thierry This post was the sacrifice. Imagine if you left that all inside of you. Good job.

@Someone here I have a random guess that: there is something you have been meaning to do and have not or you do not have a definite routine(?)

What appointed you to this disappointment?