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To answer more seriously, think of it like this: A tree doesn't grow without a soil. Purple is the soil for the trees of Red. Then again, Roses are red. Violets are blue. Spiral Dynamics. I love you.

You can invert the criteria that the model is based on then look at it again, and it will look upside down. Red will become below Purple and above Blue.

I haven't looked beyond the original news. I was talking about the labeling: Us: defense/accident. Them: terrorists/strategic set-up.

I would suggest that it doesn't actually make you feel anything. It rather makes you think the following thoughts, which you apparently have an aversion to: So I would look into this more carefully. For example, even if your estimation is correct (and I think it might or might not be, 50:50), why would people's perception disturb yours, or even affect it in anyway? Like if I did the same thing but you didn't look or have to know, would it really affect you? That being said, I'm not against the suggestion that you are putting forth. I'm just suggesting looking for an alternative way of dealing with this in case your wish isn't to be implemented.

So many beliefs about beliefs in here haha ???‍?‍?

Sounds completely objective, and not biased at all ???

The main pillars to the best life: Health. Happiness/Positivity. Enlightenment/Peace of Mind. Efficiency/Efficacy. Growth/Improvement.

@Fernanda I guess it depends on the kind of belief itself. Like are we talking about limiting beliefs? Or about metaphysical beliefs? Or some other kind of beliefs? Of course they can overlap, but I think it helps to first identify the beliefs that we want to change, then the level where they are at, and to be clear about the desired outcome that's expected from inquiring into them.

A belief is a thought that we think, but don't think about. And like all things, it's a duality. So to believe some things, we'd have to disbelieve in others. And to love some things, we'd have to hate others.

Variety creates well-roundedness and improves overall quality. Let alone abundance, and the feeling of abundance.

I would say Leo's LP course is most beneficial if you lack motivation. It can help you get more specific about what you want, but for me motivation is the biggest effect that I have found so far.

I wouldn't worry about that for now. Sometimes, it just doesn't click with the other person, for no real reason. Meet other women and see. If the problem still persists, then you may have to check and diagnose.

The general population doesn't know about this, but with the proper cheats you might get an infinite number of virgins ??? Of course, the cheats are paid. Follow this link: SCAM ???

Sorry, buddy. You missed your chance, already making deals with new devils ??? And no. My paradise is far, far better than any UAE. And it's way higher than Khalifa Tower ??‍?? You may apply again in the next reincarnation ???

Just give us the link to your drug company already

Perhaps I haven't changed that much after all.

Swallowed a mosquito by mistake. Didn't taste good. And hippies still love nature.

Your suggestions were great! Now I don't have to see the spamming psychedelics topics popping up all the time in front of my face.

33% wins against 66%. That's how democracy works.

@Carl-Richard Sorry for the misunderstanding then.

Hard to draw boundaries between mental and physical, even after reading this. The theories explaining dependence and addiction are not actually/physically true, they're just theories. Neurotransmitters are a theory. I feel like you're trying to downplay addictions as some sort of a soft problem that people exaggerate unconsciously. I feel like you might be including yourself with this message, too. The truth is that it's hard to quit an addiction whether you want to classify it as soft (just an addiction) or hard (mainly substance-dependent). I might be misunderstanding you here, though. The withdrawal symptoms argument seems irrelevant because the diagnosis is unclear to begin with. Maybe the difference is simply in intensity, or maybe the settings in which you're cutting the addictions (which can vary a lot), or maybe something else. Maybe if you remove a certain stimulant quickly enough, it will produce withdrawal symptoms in some cases, while in others not. Maybe at two different points the same addiction will differ in intensity or some other factor(s) within the same person, and therefore produce two very different results each time the stimulant is cut. It's just hard to tell the difference.