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Is that even possible? What if you never go beyond a certain limit without it? Well, I don't understand what it means to do 500 trips. Perhaps those trips did change you in a way that you can easily pursue higher consciousness without using it.

So, basically, you are done with it and satisfied with what you have realized by using it? Or has it affected you in a way that you can realize more things without using it?

@Leo Gura, you said in one of your videos that psychedelics will be your most-used tool, as it's way more powerful than other methods. Have you changed your mind based on the toll that it had on your body? I did my first psychedelics 3 days ago, and I'm convinced that other methods, like meditation, are of little help for me. And also I have traveled in order to do it and won't be able to do it for a few months. How am I going to continue to have realizations if I limit myself to doing it sparingly?

Pictures from my ongoing trip in Europe:

That should tell you something. Well, in the end, you either know what's true or not.

For example when their words reflect in their actions. when their survival isn't dependent too much on lying. they have high self-awareness. ... Again, how do you? I try not to assume that I don't have any blind spots. Being aware that you might be biased is way important than being paranoid that other could be biased.

Do you know what knowing the truth about something even means? My suspicion that you don't know what truth means is getting confirmed.

Read the following again:

@Salvijus, when you and I burn our hands, we will feel pain if both of us can feel pain.

And how will you know? You direct that question towards me and yet you make claims, assume or believe stuff and question others using the uncertainty of knowing stuff when you don't agree with them?

Most of the time, it's difficult to know. However, when you observe them for a while, you will see which one is being more truthful by just understanding how they think and act. The problem is whether you are deluded / deluding yourself or not.

It's also important not to take people's harsh judgments as a personal attack all the time. You could be forming views based on their reaction most of the time, which will make you confused and regretful when they stop being harsh.

You think I'm not an AI because of some reasons. So, you do know and are certain of it more than other stuff, but you say that you are equally uncertain of everything. And still, being certain doesn't make you right either.

How do you know whether I'm AI or not?

Focus on what ways you could be wrong. Focus on if you are staying ignorant regardless of the facts being presented. Maybe you're not wrong, idk. I know that it's not that easy.

@Salvijus, you wouldn't know who is being truthful if you don't personally observe stuff. There are or could be things about which we will come to the same realization. However, the way we observe is likely different.

The ones that are being more truthful and honest.

My life experience taught me, generally, not to trust people, especially those who portray themselves as perfectly good. You can just feel it. I think that in politics, actions should determine how good they are.

Trump's manipulations are so simple that they are ignored as if he's just being human.

@Salvijus, do you fact-check your news sources? Do you just take the sources and generally people at face value?

There are way more unhinged claims about Leo in other places on the internet than that article could ever make. At first, I also investigated what people think of him. It helped me understand how much people invent BS to justify themselves for why they should oppose him. I encourage you to find a lot of negative comments about him as much as you can and see how much is that true for yourself. If that's difficult for you, then that means that you have way too many assumptions about him, regardless of how much value he provided you.

That's interesting.

@Leo Gura, I'm really curious what makes you buy those masks. Is it about the art, craft, history, or something else?

Try to understand what you value. I was also thinking about moving to the U.S. in the past, but as I started to understand the political situation there, I started to consider moving to some country in Europe that is more developed. If need be, I would make myself learn the language if it's hard. As of now, I want to move to some other country because of the development of the people.

I think it's about awareness of and way too much focus on the specific injustices in the world. I see that they believe they can solve problems just by being overly moralistic.