Jirh
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Jirh replied to Carl-Richard's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Nuff said. -
Jirh replied to Carl-Richard's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Even your eyes could deceive you. Magicians use sleight of hand to make their magic tricks, and it's nothing but physics. So what? Try a third, fourth, fifth, etc... time. Make a real study, not a lucky video nonsense. -
To be fair, his message was good. To sum it up:
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It's been abundantly clear from long ago that this mod was objectively terrible. There isn't a need to make this any clearer.
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Likability depends on two main factors: The value people perceive you give. The value you actually give. Whether you're smart or not does not really matter in this case. You could be an insane clown and people will like you. And you could be a genius devil and people will hate you, unless you're the kind of devil that people like
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Jirh replied to Flowerfaeiry's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That's like saying my dad loves me and he's older (wiser) than me, and he believes in Christianity, therefore Christianity is true. -
Security updates are good. But I have noticed that they slow the system down if downloaded and installed through Windows Update or by installing a package. But if they're pre-installed into the Windows installation, they don't have such a bad side effect. I honestly don't understand the difference or why this happens, just something I've noticed.
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The first thing I do after installing any Windows is disabling automatic updates (search for StopUpdates10 app), telemetry, and system restore. And I regularly clear cache and remove temp files using CCleaner. Doing all that, my PC performance doesn't change at all after any period of time. Of course, I also remove all Microsoft bloatware.
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Jirh replied to integration journey's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Bobby_2021 Syria is shifting from being in a humiliating war state with Israel to a humiliating peace state. Like you said, being near Israel is a curse. -
Jirh replied to integration journey's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I would like to hear an explanation for Iran's interest in fighting Israel. I don't buy the idea of "resistance" or that this is a religious war even if it has some religious element to it. There are probably some political and economical reasons that most people are not aware of, including the ones that hate Iran. One of these reasons could be oil trade, and another could be the pilgrimage in Kuddus city (Jerusalem), which is important for the Shiite. Does anyone have a deeper insight into this? -
@Etherial Cat Pretty accurate summary of the dating dilemma. But if we're speaking strictly from a sexual attraction lens, some girls find bad behavior to be sexually attractive and nice behavior to be simply boring or in some cases off-putting. I mean on the surface, at least, and from an instinctual point of view. This, in my opinion, seems like the equivalent of the Madonna-Whore complex, hence the reply. Bad and more generally socially unacceptable behavior seems to entice and excite some people, whether women or men, while conformity seems to have an opposite effect. This could be stemming from psychological wounds, or it might just be normal. Not everyone is the same and not everyone is compatible, like you said.
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Jirh replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Dopamine Nation -
Probably obvious, but I would say it's the attraction to the toxic bad boy and the inability to be attracted to the stable loving man aka the nice guy.
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Jirh replied to Scholar's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
At no point in time something was ever yours (or anyone's) in the first place. -
Jirh replied to integration journey's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Unexpectedly, one of the biggest potential problems in the near future will be the newly freed prisoners. It's estimated that Sidnaya prison alone had nearly 300000 prisoners inside, and they were all freed unconditionally. Obviously, many of them were captured unjustly for political reasons, but also a big portion are dangerous criminals. This demographic change will likely destabilize the country further. So I wonder what precautions the new government is taking, if any. One of the biggest challenges in ruling is that you want to allow the most amount of freedom with the least amount of chaos. Syria under Assad was very strict and oppressive, however, there was order. The question now is how much freedom can the new government allow without sacrificing too much order?