Gesundheit2

No. Nothing will ever replace humans. That's never a risk, cuz it's never the point. Any new technology will only enhance the human life and experience, cuz that's the ultimate point. Before modern technology and factories, people used to create everything manually. From basic human needs like food and clothing, to luxuriant stuff like theatre and art. Factories did not replace humans. It only multiplied their productivity and made everything easier, cheaper, and more accessible to the public. Worrying about AI replacing humans is like worrying about tractors replacing farmers. Stop believing this nonsense. The human touch is irreplaceable. The only thing that might change is how those said humans will fit into the new puzzle. But that's not a problem, cuz the change will be gradual and everyone will get enough time to shift. And some people will still want man-made products, just for the bare fact that they're more humane.

I'm experiencing profound levels of fulfillment. That means everything I'm doing is right for me and in alignment with my highest self.

There are mega malls in the Middle East. It's not that bad.

They're not gonna cut his dick. Worst case scenario is they will tell him to leave, and that's it.

They're probably trying to enforce new policies, nothing against you personally. Try again in a couple weeks, they should get loose. If not, forget about it and go to another location. Parks and squares are good places, especially on holidays, events, and celebrations.

As usual, the test is a choose from two options, and my answer to almost every question is "it doesn't matter which one" or "it depends".

That much is fairly obvious.

I didn't say that, not even in my mind. But don't think you're somehow above developing biases. Power can corrupt anyone, and self-deception works best when ignored, so just be extra careful.

Okay. Now I know your most desired dream.

@Thought Art He also gave you the green letters very recently, fulfilling one of your most desired dreams.

@Inliytened1 I've retired. Almost.

He's just trolling. It's obvious.

Or maybe you guys have an OCD.

The only thing that I would criticize about you is your spiritual ego/identity/attachment. You can have a teacher's identity and teach spirituality without ego. And it's not that hard to do. Just stop repeating (in your mind at least) that you are the most conscious thing there is at every chance you get. Just don't focus on levels and comparisons. Your style is okay. It could barely arouse me cuz I'm used to Muslim preachers who are at least a 100 times more aggressive than you. But apparently hippies are softer than a tree leaf, and your audience has it share of those lol. Oh, and your views of women are ace, especially in medieval times. On the other hand, modern women (and hippy men) have fully-fledged feminist egos, you won't be able to communicate with them like equals no matter how you try. Feminism is a virus of the mind. The way I've seen it used is mostly about utilizing every chance to create a problem out of thin air, just to maintain control. So, I wouldn't beat yourself so hard about your views of women. Sure, question your views, but don't expect feminists to be happy, either way (cuz they won't).

Who doesn't want that?

Why do you feel forced to pick consciousness as a priority?

Honestly, I gracefully skipped your posts. The first couple ones seemed unhinged, so I simply stopped reading. Ban me if you want. It's not like that was the first time. I was sleeping. Woke up just now.

@Leo Gura Can you keep the destructive stuff in the consciousness section? This section is supposed to be practical and constructive. We need that balance.

Idealism is the single most realistically viable solution for excessive materialism.

I've made this Chat-GPT telegram bot for people like me who don't have easy access to the bot: http://t.me/chatgpt_davinci003_bot. It can also generate AI art: /generate 3d cube with crimson background The bot will draw anything you type after /generate.

Trying to spice up my web development journey... In this journal, I will be recording the things I learn and find important/interesting about web development, and perhaps I will be sharing some actual finished work. I've already finished the basics of: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. And I've experimented with them and with responsive design. So, I kind of have reached the end of basic front-end web development. Now is the time for more advanced levels, and perhaps the time to start learning about the back-end. In the weeks to come, I will be revisiting concepts from those three; mostly from JS, less from CSS, and a lot less from HTML. At the same time, I will be further expanding my knowledge with more theory, and sharpening my skills with more practice. The main resources that I'm currently using are: YouTube, MDN, W3schools, and the "You Don't Know JavaScript" book series. I recently started learning jQuery; a very popular JavaScript framework/library that was designed/developed to make creating websites easier and faster. Still learning the theory. But I was told that it's becoming an outdated library, so I started looking at alternatives. The DOJO toolkit library might be more modern, will check it out. That's it for now, just the headlines, not much more. I'm having a headache and not feeling well. I will add more once I get better.

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