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@Joseph Maynor I am planning on continuing my studies in university in Italian literature, a field I am passionate about.

@Joseph Maynor I am not just talking about starting a business. You could become also a scholar but in a field you're passionate about. But it also applies to starting a business. Passion is core, otherwise it doesn't make sense to do the business to begin with. Most people aren't in such desperate situations that they need money at all costs; it's more of a cultural thing that we have given such importance to money instead of what truly matters which is love, passion, happiness, and fulfillment.

@felixk_priv Go to places that are packed with girls like night clubs. I did like 15 approaches two days ago at the club, it was amazing. You just got to approach and bust through your approach anxiety. Often times we think that something terrible is going to happen if we approach, however when we approach, we realize nothing terrible happened, so here's how you do it. Also, if you don't feel comfortable approaching a girl directly, you can warm up by asking stupid contextual questions like "until when does the party goes on?" or "how is your night going?" or whatever...

@LordFall Yeah it is fascinating.

@LordFall I'm new to it as well, but like I enjoy reading and writing as well as Italian being my favorite language of the ones I speak. Also, my favorite subject in school was French literature, therefore it sounded a natural choice to make to choose Italian literature as a major.

@LordFall I'm putting music a bit to the side currently, focusing on Italian literature which would be my major in university. I want to continue making music in the future though, but for now it isn't a priority. I have many interests in life other than just music, Italian literature being one of them, I want to read more and nurture this passion further. I also want to get a part-time job soon to have pocket money and be able to go out more and do pick up successfully as well as purchase better equipment for making music. I was at the club yesterday with my friend, I did like 15 approaches, today i did one approach as well. The hard thing in pick up is gaining momentum by going out consistently. This is what gets you a lot of results.

I was thinking and contemplating this issue and i realized that career and work takes hours and hours each day. If you aren't passionate or have some affinity with your work it can get really risky. The trap many people fall into is finishing high school young and dumb then entering university, choosing a major just because it pays well. This is more dangerous than trying crack. When you're naive you think that's a good strategy, but upon contemplation, you realize that as a human being if your career isn't fulfilling you, you'll fall prey to all sorts of traps which end up hurting you in your search of happiness and fulfillment. Think of happiness as a spectrum, happiness on one end, and suicidal depression on the other, and in between all sorts of dysfunctions and pathologies and addictions and so on... Happiness and fulfillment aren't optional in life. They are fundamental to your well being and not falling into self destructive behaviors. And it is simply impossible to be happy working a career you hate and isn't motivated by and not passionate about.

@LordFall Dude you can't be seriously talking about having orgies while equating that with systems thinking. Lmaoooo

@Monster Energy Bro...

@Monster Energy The shit i read on this forum...

@LordFall HAHAAHAHAHHHHHAHAHAHAHA

Muslims behaving like animals: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dclryp2J73r/?igsi=cTdid3k0czlqeTRx Only israel in the west has understood how to deal with these barbarians.

@Leo Gura Understanding relativity is one of the best things in life. It gives you such a broad understanding of life. Exploring different perspectives changes you and your perception fundamentally changes. It's like tasting more of life. I'm still in many aspects not fully yellow, in some aspects i'm turquoise, in others not fully yellow. Like i still struggle to understand really less developed people, like people in islamic culture where rape isn't a concept, salvery and opression of women is normalized, pedophilia is okay, etc... Feels too strange and alien.

What is religion ? ‎Mental constructions. ‎A mental construction, is the ability to shape reality using our collective minds, giving birth to a new meaning within it. ‎For example, we construct, we invent, a holy book, we obscure its true original history, we make it into the sacred word of God, and indoctrinate children brainwashing them with this concept and perception since their youngest years. ‎This is one construct within religion, now religion is an amalgamation of mental constructions, which really serve a function of survival, it creates a community, a sense of meaning and purpose, holidays, a collective identity, a culture... So what's the problem with religion then ? The problem is that it isn't truth by any means. In fact it is the polar opposite of truth. That's why truth requires questioning and deconstruction. Which is why questioning religion in religious circles and communities is so taboo. Because the religion isn't based on truth or facts, but on a bunch of mental, social, fictional constructions which only exist in the minds of the people inside the religion: a shared, collective hallucination in other words. What i am describing is construct awareness. To be aware of mental constructions, fictions, illusions, and hallucinations. ‎Now why is there thousands of religion in the world today and across history ? ‎Precisely because religion is invented, a construct. If religion was true there wouldn't be thousands of religions for obvious reasons. Religion is pretty much cultural as well, notice that people in different geographical locations have different religions. Now, if religion is obviously false, why religious people are so unwilling to drop it? ‎Because it's their entire way of life, in a sense religion is like a map, to make sense of the world, without it they're lost, they wouldn't know how to live. It's easy to live life when you have a bunch of guidlines on everything and how you should do it: eat kosher, go to the synagogue of shabbat, do your 3 daily prayers... It structures your life, without it, you need to rethink everything from scratch which is the most difficult work nobody wants to do.

I was a vegan for quite sometimes, until i awoken to the truth of solipsism and understood the nature of God and consciousness. There's only one sentient, conscious, entity in existence, God, which is me. This entity is infinity itself manifested in the world and beyond. To break free from the brainwashing of veganism, it took me a radical paradigm shift, from other being real, to other being a hallucination, a misperception within consciousness. I had to pierce through the architecture of hallucination to break free from veganism and realize life was a dream.