Natasha Tori Maru

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  1. @Hojo https://fortune.com/2023/05/23/bryan-johnson-tech-ceo-spends-2-million-year-young-swapping-blood-17-year-old-son-talmage-70-father/
  2. Haha, he did use his sons blood (plasma) infused into himself to see the benefits. I believe he also donated blood plasma to his father.
  3. @Raze Men also perform a lot of unpaid labour in house maintenance. A lot goes into owning a house and maintaining it in good order.
  4. In my own experience happiness, joy and gratitude have increased. I don't need or want pleasure with solid gratitude
  5. Guys please, do not make this about attacking each others character traits or expressing your judgements. Remain on topic, talking about concepts, ideas and thoughts.
  6. I think it has been shown that testosterone doesn't make one more aggressive or treat others unfairly (but this is certainly a thing it can do). I may be mistaken, but it appears to enhance affect and qualities already present . I think the effects of testosterone are now believed to be more context dependant and socially mediated than we previously assumed. Although, if women who took a placebo and reported more aggression and unfair treatment in the behaviour - this is pointing to conditioning. Fascinating, because it suggests cultural narratives about testosterone can themselves shape behaviour and self-perception through expectancy effects. Pointing to a possible inherent bias from women they are unaware of given new scientific breakthroughs. The flipside to this would also be true for oestrogen, or the myriad female hormones. The clean cut between biology and social conditioning is just not there. Claiming otherwise is a failure in applying reductionism.
  7. Like the mind tries to grasp the condition that makes mind possible in the first place. I think others might argue the mind HAS no limit? But on the relative domain... it would appear limited. I think this is where the discussion ends up with everyone talking past each other, using different definitions & presuppositions. It turns into a semantic fog, rather than expand clarity on the issue.
  8. Facken rizzed up chadz gacked to all hell 🤣
  9. Maybe I'm pessimistic, but I suspect it's some sort of platform to funnel into selling or advertising. Build clout for performance enhancing drugs. Probably combined with a deliberate shift of the Overton window on transhumanism.
  10. @TheEnigma I think part of it is when there is a theme of victim mindset woven into criticism. That's when I think the rants are no longer constructive. Overall it can be disempowering to frame ourselves as totally powerless.
  11. Haha, that one lonely braincell running in a wheel. Where dat cheeeeze
  12. rofl >.< I think it's in LV tomorrow (well, tomorrow for you, today for me). I'd rather self immolate than willfully support Peter Thiel though.
  13. NGL this would be WILD. Just imagine the gacked out eyes and turbocharged, twitchy movements.
  14. Yep - forward motion suppresses the fear response. I find it helps immensely for concentration, focus and enquiry. My thoughts are unbroken and flow one into the other, and time seems to stretch out.