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YT has low Brand awareness.
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Just think about this for a moment. What do you mean by falsifiable? "Give me the Truth" Here is the Truth. "But but, it's not falsifiable. It's too True" Wut? How can Truth be falsifiable? Can't you see the contradiction? You should be happy if you found something that is not falsifiable. It's obviously means it's, well, True.
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As a man you should be comfortable being lonely. "If you miserable when you are alone, you are in bad company." Obviously I don't mean zero social interaction because people always like to take it to the extremes.
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One salvia Trip report says a man lived as a tree for 3000 years. Another one says they lived a thousand lives interchanging them. All during a trip that lasts less than 5 min. Incredible.
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Bobby_2021 replied to Brandon Nankivell's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
What is English? Nothing but a set of lines, curves and symbols. It's basically geometry/map/graphs. -
omg this gives me chills. This line was the ending scene of real-life inspired movie where a woman framed a bollywood actor in a false rape case and got him convicted. The last scene was she telling her lawyer, also a woman, that what the actor did was not rape, but something much worse than rape. She felt totally justified in her mind that justice was served. --- In this case I cannot say that he is guilty even though a violation was done. Quite Complicated. Brand is also a weird character. Cannot say anything.
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This is not just a problem with psychology. Even hard science like AI/ML are full of these trash studies. We did all that to have a paper under out name. The data that used as if it was real world results was generated with a tool on the internet. Not a single peer review guy asked a question although that was not the case for some of my collogues. Sometimes your professor can be a pain in the ass. But there is zero surprise to see a lot of junk floating around. They dug this pit for themselves to be honest. Albert einstein's paper on relativity had zero references. Today you need 20 references in your paper to be published. Imagine is someone came up with a groundbreaking study and it was rejected for not having enough references. lol total clownshow.
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My stance was that it was just neutral. Here are the number of people that dies each year in the United States: 2019 - 2,854,838 Then covid happened in 2020 due to which a lot of people died. 2020 - 3,378,414 By the end of 2020, they developed the vaccine and started distributing it at scale by early 2021. So you should expect the number of deaths to come down. 2021 - 3,385,364 Apparently after the vaccine, even more people died in the year. 2022 - 3,389,088 Even More people died in 2022. Let us wait for 2023 stats. If vaccine was truly effective, why has the number of deaths not gone down? I am not stating that the vaccine was bad or killed anyone. But you need to show up for the number if you take a strong stance like the vaccine was effective. My stance is that vaccine was simply not necessary and forced. It did not accomplish anything. Else the absolute number of deaths should have gone down. @Leo Gura If anyone wants the sauce: https://deadorkicking.com/death-statistics/us/2022/ I have checked other web sites for death statistics and the numbers are mostly similar with slight variations.
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Not really. You simply need to train a thousand pushups and thousands of punches a day like a chimp without thinking, It's all baked into the "muscle". They are working on training the muscles in the body. They do not work their MIND. That's why it is a mindless activity. Repetitive tasks can be done without thinking. It is executing the same set of tasks over and over again until you get good at it. Notice that according to your definition, there is no such thing like a repetitive task because apparently you cannot cross the same river twice, because so many things are different the second time you do it. Yeah it is different, but all you have to focus on is to punch and dodge and to practice it a thousand times. There is nothing much to use your mind on. You do not write down the speed at which you hit your opponent. You throw a punch like a gorilla. There is some footwork and dodging, but that is pretty much it. You punch as fast as possible as much as your genetics allows you to. Do not look get lost in definitions. Look where you apply your mind. Does boxers need to use the mind as much as footballers or chess players? No. That's all that matters. It's said that boxers can go completely unconscious and still keep fighting, because they train their muscles so hard that they begin to develop a mind and memory on their own. In football, you cannot get good at it simply because you are good with the ball. Your awareness of the ground is a key skill in football. You cannot get good at football simply by kicking the ball a thousand times. That is the big difference. I did not say to ignore stimuli. I was comparing it with sports that required more stimuli. More stimuli = = More Mindfulness Less stimuli = = Mindlessness And it is not just merely perceiving stimuli. Mindfulness is about taking in stimuli, and even processing the stimuli in your mind. The stimuli has to go through your mind to be properly mindful. Flow state's can't be measured or quantified so as to compare. Not explicitly. There is question on listening to someone and doing something else. That is as good as listening to music and doing something else. I am making a case for Truth. So if my position is unfalsifiable, that does not mean there is something wrong. Truth need not be falsifiable. It is a tautology. What does it take for you to change your mind? I think I am pretty reasonable in what I stated. I am more than willing to seek out contradictions in my positions. So far I have not got any. I do not state what I say as absolute Truth. But it will remain a relative Truth until someone bring up a better reasoning.
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Thinking of Troy, Achellis was proper stage orange in that movie. He did casual sex, didn't believe in fighting for nation didn't believe in God had superb skills. Imagine being stage orange 3000 years ago. Incredible stuff. That king of sparta was blue and other soldiers were red. Beautiful stuff.
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I just watched Troy, 2004 yesterday. It has many accurate depictions of stage Red behaviours, if you have noticed. Like walls, babies getting thrown from walls, slitting throats, rape war etc. It's also remarkable to think that our society is only two stages ahead of it, and that too barely ahead of it, given that we are orange. Even though it took thousands of years of evolution. Any other stage red movies? I want to integrate my inner conquer red.
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Yeah I watched it. It was too purple O guess. The surprise at the end was worth it. The fact that the director do not know about SD only makes it even more profound.
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I have linked the pdf above in my replies. Chess is not repetitive. Boxing & running is the most repetitive sport. There is only a limited set of actions you can do in such sports. There huge variability in chess and football. More your mindfulness, the more variations you can master which is in the case of Messi who does not posses the best of capabilities if you ask me. Mindfulness, when meditating is a seperate thing as opposed to "General Mindfulness of an individual". That's a huge distinction. But you cannot measure real time mindfulness as some quantity. They cannot be giving answers while meditating. No you cannot club all them together. They all engage in activities that requires different levels of mindfulness. Boxing and running has the lowest mindfulness requirements. You simply need to keep running fast while learning to ignore all the stimuli ==Mindless ness. Chess/football is the being aware of the entire football ground/chess board while cooking up strategies/tactics. You need to be open to all stimuli as much as possible to increase your chances of success. == Super high mindfulness. How can you compare this kid with Messi? ? I don't think you have come up with a valid counter example to be honest. It's very harder to play football smarter than Messi. Messi is clearly the best football player of all time. Maradona might come second. 1. Some Ace of a kind greek demi God will not play footballer better than Messi if he is less mindful than Messi. 2. If some player is better than Messi, he for sure has higher mindfulness than Messi. If you can compete with Messi in mindfulness levels, then you have a solid chance of beating him. But there are many other factors of course.
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I do not dismiss studies or research. The only thing that I am saying is to not outsource your reasoning to some "expert" out there who might be wearing a white coat. Plus, you are still relying on the mind of someone for your reasoning. You cannot escape critical thinking and reasoning. All the people doing this also have their biases and they are trapped in a system where they can do nothing about it. Studies will never present you with raw data. They will present you data after passing it through their own reasoning, not to mention how hard it is to get pure data. And logic cannot lie or have variations. It's clean and straightforward. I know that plants need sunlight and water because depriving them would kill them. I can know it from my personal experience. I trust in the reasoning of my own mind rather than blindly trusting some other mind. It's not like I am stonewalling them. We all can present our observations and reasoning and talk about them. Relying on studies and research is an escape from using and improving your own reasoning which is the only things you ever have had really. I would require those institutions to be more transparent in what they choose to omit from their finding and present finding that contradict their claims. They simply don't do due diligence. My reasoning is open and transparent, and you are free to find holes in it. You just have to stop taking anyone on trust. You are trusting them to be reliable simply because they are huge and wear white coats. Do not Trust. Verify. Look at their reasoning and check if it's sound. And you can gradually make your reasoning stronger over time. You can increase the quality of your mind by reasoning it over and over again. So do you finally agree that vaccine was more or less useless at this point. You should recommend something if it is found to be useful and prevents the disease it is meant to prevent not because it will not kill you, which you can't even fully guarantee. The biggest vaccination against covid was getting covid itself.
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You can poke holes in my reasoning. I usually lay them out barely and simple to understand terms. Here is my analysis: One question that stroked me the most in the questionnaire is if you are able to do tasks while listening to music. This is the best test of mindfulness. If you can listen to music while studying, then you have low mindfulness. It's basically awareness of external stimuli. If there is multiple sources of stimuli streamed at you and let it pass through your senses without processing them, it's a tell-tale sign of low mindfulness. Now you can take a look at athletes who have high physical activity. Take Mike Tyson or Hussain Bolt. They have to keep repeating the same set of tasks of over and over again for thousands of hours to be best at what they are doing to be good at it. So, they probably have low awareness, low IQ and low sensitivity. Messi on the other hand has high mindfulness. This is also obvious from the lifestyle he is leading. He also said it in an interview that he experiences the game at an intense level. I doubt if other football players have this trait. Probably not as high as Messi. Messi's high mindfulness has a huge part in why he is such an expert football player. Mindfulness, Sensitivity and Intelligence are linked and probably eve n highly correlated. High mindfulness translates to high awareness of the external stimuli and process it to make distinctions about a field. Messi has mastered the game due to high intelligence and not his physical abilities which other players have more of. I have also seen some people who are extremely athletic and physically active but have poor mindfulness. But at the same time there are also physically inactive lazy people who also have low mindfulness. And mindful people are as mindful from the time they are born. It's genetic. Just like Messi's "talent" as most people like to call them. You can probably think of Da Vinci who has great mindfulness and he even criticize people for walking around mindlessly. Usually, complex tasks need more mindfulness than simple task. So if the physical activity at hand is more complicated, then you need more mindfulness. The fundamental problem is that you are trying to establish a relationship between physical activity which is so trivial and mundane with a rare genetic trait of geniuses like mindfulness. You are going to find a mixed bag.
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Of course it's intuition. Research won't get you far and it suffers from the problem of both intuition and research. In Research™, when we don't get results we publish and manipulate results we like. I don't trust research. 50% of the hardcore research couldn't even be replicated and this is a self admission. It's a failed game. And it's only going to get worse. ----- I don't know what your standards are for physical activity. But I can say that there is no such correlation between mindfulness and physical activity, regardless of whatever measurements and tools you use here. All research has to start from intuition. You feel like something is worth investigating and then you will find something worth publishing. In academia however, you simply make up interesting data when you can't find them.
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Bobby_2021 replied to tlowedajuicemayne's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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Bobby_2021 replied to StarStruck's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Are US citizens required to file taxes even if they live abroad? The Tate bros do hold US passports are still US citizens. I am not clear on this, but I still they need to file their taxes in the US. It would be wild if uncle Sam comes for his pound of his flesh after Tate is done with his sentence for human trafficking. -
Bobby_2021 replied to Brandon Nankivell's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
Absolutely. Language and the fundamentals of it are quite interesting. You might want to take a look at Theory of Computation if you want a strict understanding of language and the mechanics behind it. I still get insights from studying that to this day. Leo probably has an episode on languages. I don't know when he will release it. -
Mindful-Attention-Awareness-Scale-MAAS.pdf To be honest this questionnaire is fairly rigorous in what it's attempting to measure. Almost as rigorous as the questionnaire for assessing the big 5 personality traits. If you are serious you should get people to fill out all different form of questionnaires. That can indeed measure mindfulness satisfactorily. But mindfulness is weekly related to sensitivity or even intelligence. I think Leo would score high on mindfulness. It's a genetic trait. And people with high mindfulness do not have a proclivity for engaging in physical activity. But that will depend on the specific sample of people you have taken and what qualifies for "physical activity". Does it mean short term physical activity or life long physical activity or intense physical activity? Highly mindful people tend to sensitive that they cannot withstand a lot of stimuli which might come with intense physical activity. Overall it's an interesting topic if you can get people to answer the questionnaire with minimal subjectivity .
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Bobby_2021 replied to Brandon Nankivell's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
If you finish computing then you would get a result, yes or no in this case. This can happen if you don't clearly and deterministically describe the problem. And can also stem from incomplete or missing information. If you have missing information, that doesn't mean a third option though. This would become a classic case of the uncertainty principle. As long as critical information is missing the answer would be simultaneously right or wrong. Think about it? Is 2+2 = 4, a yes or no. 2+3 = 10, is a yes or no. "I am agnostic" is not answering the question and has nothing to do with the question at all. The answer definitely exists. It all depends on whether you can reach it and allocate the resources for compute. Sure. But the reason for which you haven't taken a position on that matter is important. Are you refusing to take a position because you lazy and unwilling to dedicate the resources? If yes, then you are lazy. If you lack the resources, then it's more or less understandable. The universe is clearly deterministic. There isn't much wiggle room. -
Bobby_2021 replied to Brandon Nankivell's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
Agnosticism simply means that you are delaying the compute or choosing to not compute at all. But that also means that you do not value Truth and not willing to make an effort. The thing is even if you choosing to remain agnostic by not thinking, you are still making decisions. You might as well make a decision about jerry being a friend or not. Edit: Reality does not really offer you a lot of options. You have to converge eventually. -
Bobby_2021 replied to Brandon Nankivell's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
According to automata theory, you can either accept him or reject him. It's a strict binary with no third option. You have to choose one. But.....In real terms You need time to compute/think whether you accept him or not. This computation can take forever that you will never actually arrive at either yes or no decision. --- If you acknowledge the concept of jerry, and you acknowledge the concept of a friend, then you have to accept him as a friend or reject him as a friend. There is no third option. -
What is mindfulness and how do you measure it?