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@Yimpa I think it could be one the 'Don't Die' necklaces he had as a limited release? Not sure As an aside, lowkey love Kate has COWBOY boots on in the tmi vaginal probe image - ride em' probes cowgirl!

@Julian gabriel I actually haven't one idea of what you are talking about or these assumptions. Have fun with them, though.

I bet you more than half the followers of Leo perceive themselves as too intelligent to fall into cult like thinking and behaviour. Intelligence has nothing to do with being deceived in another domain. The truth is always served up with a big side of horseshit along with it. And I suspect many users thinking they are too intelligent to fall into the clutches of a cult is the - exact - reason why the assumption remains uninspected, rooted in belief about themselves. And their character. This whole topic is why my signature is what it is.

@LordFall there appears to be an assumption behind all of your arguments & talking points with @integral that "My view is the correct way to engage in the world, anyone that is rational will automatically come to the same conclusions I do and if they don't there is something wrong". I'm not saying anything is incorrect, but it's possible someone could live the same life you have and come to completely different conclusions and meanings. You don't appear to want to consider that there might not be a right or wrong? Hey, I could be wrong here. Just appears this is the uninspected assumptions behind your entire dialogue with @integral here.

Who's gonna tell him? 😁

@Leo Gura his reversed aged mother that's the true experiment he will reveal later? 🤣 Bryan wants to see where he came from...

Fuck, I didn't realise we were looksmaxxing here. Misunderstood the assignment. @Joseph Maynor @integral cheers!

I didn't say that.

Part of Bryan's marketing tactic is shock and confrontation. But he also seems very unaware of appropriate boundaries. Kate should post an image of her inspecting his anus when he gets a rectal exam. Only fair.

@Davino I've laid out my case and investigation of Bryan and it has nothing to do with Leo's opinion or views.

@Julian gabriel cigarettes are the true lie.

He's also stated this multiple times. People seem to forget this. It's stated by him, reported as a driver by his father, and mentioned in his Netflix documentary. He admired and wanted to be on par with Joseph Smith. He is fascinated with people who were remembered. Reading autobiographies on historically remarkable people is a large portion of his time.

"You shouldn't publicly criticize or summarize a person's negative behaviour unless you first provide extensive context, qualifications, and positive traits." Does this need to then apply to everyone? Else it becomes rules for thee, not for me... or anyone else we arbitrarily feel we should apply this ruleset to..

@Joseph Maynor I am not sure I am being clear - I don't feel to be disagreeing. Feeling is the first instinct - I just enjoy deconstructing it. Which comes after, for myself. Maybe I am misunderstanding you, or you me. Oh well. It is in good faith nonetheless. In fact, I am steering toward there being no separation between thought, feeling and emotion. No clean one anyway. I am totally undecided on the matter. Thoughts aren't something we can detect with any external tools. Feelings have a body response that can be detected and felt. Are they one and the same? Can they be separate? I go back and forth.

I am sure there is more to deconstruct inside regarding tells you are observing. Sometimes it's quicker and cleaner to feel into how we respond. I go toward my gut, intuition and feeling initially - then I like to try to reverse engineer my feelings by re-reading responses, assessing exactly how I respond to certain phrases, and then recall previous context. Often I cannot put to words how I come to my conclusions. Sometimes the process is confrontational and torturous. But the pain is just in the learning. I try to intellectually understand how I respond. But there is a beauty and intelligence to feeling that the mind cannot grasp, I feel. I practice observing my responses when I am not so charged up as to be overtaken.