Natasha Tori Maru

@OBEler I think he has that "uncanny valley" look to him that is a strong turnoff for many humans. There's some research out there shedding light on humans having a mild fear response to organisms that look close to human, but not quite.

@eos_nyxia I feel, similar to yourself, there is a portion of his previous Mormon upbringing being transferred faith wise into his blueprint protocol. It's actually really about letting an AI algorithm take total control of your life. You aren't allowed to deviate. Total surrender to it. He outlines this in his celebrity / elite "don't die" dinners. It is the core behind the surface advertisement of blueprint.

@integral so it's not stupidity anymore just low consciousness? A misnomer

It helps to have delved into and mastered rationality, prior to deconstructing it. Otherwise you fall into trap of unexamined contradiction, emotional preference and loose associative thinking (there are more traps it appears, these are just some obvious ones).

@integral I think stupid was defined pretty accurately above, and without baggage.

@LordFall read again, appears like your view of humanity is incoherent.

How disappointing.

I think it could be circulation problems - he has thyroid issues he takes medication for. His eyes are constantly looking very irritated which I don't quite understand. Unless he has Graves disease. Eye irritation can be linked to thyroid issues. He looks worse than be did prior to losing the weight, but he reports to feel better + better health data.

Holy fuck. I hate it. Stop doing this 🤣💀

So you think homeless people use cardboard because they saw another homeless person do it, and function + abundance of material has no influence?

Let's not forget social / health influencers exist to sell you things. Housing, income, food access, education, social connection / safety, stress, safety, healthcare access - these are bigger social determinants of health. These things have a bigger impact on people's health than any morning routine ever will. But many of these issues dont have the ability to sell you something. Bryan's stuff tends to mix the two. Bullshit it always served up along with truth. There is something being sold. Sleep - wearables/mattress, food - his suppliment line etc. Fitness - wearables. Air - filters. Hair - red light caps. Temperature monitors. It goes on. Health "influencers" are not legitimate forms of information, they are generally just freelance marketers with affiliate links. Don't forget this. The presentation can create an illusion that health is mostly a technological optimization problem. It's wise to approach the social influencer ecosystem with the same skeptesism you would advertising.

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@zazen was hoping you would duck into this thread. Appreciate the contribution

We would have to ask him that for sure. He reports he suffered greatly when he used to binge junk food every night after 7pm. I understand this was very distressing for the guy. He said he needed external help to overcome this binging - the structure of blueprint and the experiment itself assisted with the drive to stop. He for sure felt it was a big problem in his life. Huge theme he speaks about it many podcasts.