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You should get warning points for this kind of rhetoric - you’re putting someone else’s health at risk by flippantly giving opinions on something you have no business talking about. It’s ridiculous that I’ve had my account suspended multiple times for using swear words, while people who spread harmful misinformation are free to share their opinions on whatever pleases them. This just goes to show that this place is run by a bunch of morons.

Dude, he has serious neurological impairment from Long COVID. Recommending he take a multivitamin and open his chakras is absolutely preposterous.

https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/geopolitics

Please don’t do that, or you’ll stay eternally clueless and gullible.

Just browse various lists on Goodreads related to those topics - you’ll get a feel for what’s out there and can start sampling whatever catches your interest.

Depends on how deep you want to go. You can dive into political philosophy - from Plato to Machiavelli to Marx to radical post-Marxism to neo-reactionary thought. You can read history. You can read books by political insiders like Henry Kissinger or by investigative journalists like Bob Woodward. There’s more reading than any human could manage in a lifetime, even if this was their entire life purpose - so you need to figure out how deep you want to go and which issues actually interest you.

This is not a hormonal issue. And if you do have hormonal issues, just run a basic TRT routine - don’t fuck around with experimental designer steroids. Even from a practicality standpoint, if you start taking some obscure compound from some mad scientist or wonky doctor, what’s your plan when the guy dies, loses his license, or retires? You need to think long-term with this stuff.

I've read up on this a lot since I run a pretty intense lifestyle that requires long-term thinking and constant maintenance, but I won’t get into that here. Just take this as a starting point for deeper research. Long COVID wrecks your nerves through inflammation, poor circulation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and neurotransmitter imbalances. That’s why your ED and PE are acting up. You’ll want to stay on Cialis (5mg daily), add Baby Aprin and Nattokinase to clear out microclots, and donate blood regularly if your hematocrit is high. That’ll keep your circulation in check. For retraining your nervous system, you’ve got the usual suspects - breathwork, cold exposure, red light therapy - but you’ll also want TENS on the Posterior Tibial Nerve (TPTNS) and the Dorsal Penile Nerve to reset autonomic function. TPTNS (inner ankle) connects to the sacral nerve plexus, which controls pelvic floor and ejaculation reflexes, while the Dorsal Penile Nerve (base of your dick) directly modulates sensitivity and reflex speed. Get a dual-channel TENS unit, slap the electrodes on your inner ankle and the base of your dick, and run mild stimulation daily. For brain function and nerve recovery, you’ll want Schmachtenbergers "Qualia Mind" + "Qualia Mitochondria+" (formerly called "Qualia Life"). Asprey’s "Brainstrong" diet is worth looking into as well. Also, keep the cardio and weight lifting - those are essential too. Skip low-leverage bullshit like beetroot powder or whatever nonsense people who don’t know what they’re talking about will recommend. You need a nuclear-level fix, and it’s going to be costly if you’re serious about solving this. If you need more guidance, hit me up.

The issue is that Trump refuses to offer Ukraine any security guarantees in case Russia reneges on a peace agreement - which, under Putin, they have done before.

You should check out Jean Baudrillard and Nick Land if you're into this kind of technological mind-fuckery.

I’m basically on the same page.

Don’t take it so literally - of course, there’s innovation in Europe. But the core values of European cultural life still feel like a call-back to the past rather than a drive toward the radically new. Europe, as a whole, doesn’t embody the same exponential, disruptive innovation you see in places like Silicon Valley. Maybe I have too much of a German-French bias, but to me, Europe is about public participation - in the arts, in culture, in politics. What we seek is stability to cultivate beauty, justice, and meaning, rather than to disrupt or dominate. Unlike the Promethean ambition of the U.S. or the Confucian power struggle of China, Europe is not animated by a restless drive toward reinvention. It’s not about forcing the future into being - it’s about preserving and adding to the richness of life that already exists.

I agree - Europe has the most beautiful cities, architecture, culture, women, food, and parties. We’ve had our priorities straight. But all great things must pass, and I think Spengler was right about the Decline of the West. Everything that makes Europe great is an artifact of the past, a remnant of something fading. But you know, here in Germany, we have a saying: "Totgesagte leben länger" - roughly, "those declared dead live longer."

I guess so. First and foremost, we should repay our debt to the people of Africa for centuries of colonization and horrific inhumanity - but unfortunately, we don’t have that luxury right now, which is, of course, a shame. Most of Africa remains severely underdeveloped, making fair business difficult. A significant portion of foreign investment is siphoned off by warlords and dictators rather than being used for the common good. Ideally, we would support them in building critical infrastructure, but we lack the means - we can barely maintain our own. That said, I think we’re aligned on values - so cheers to that.

I would love to believe in this, but the reality is that we have no significant military capabilities compared to the U.S., Russia, or China. Even if we grow our economy, any real push for military strength would only provoke intervention from these powers, who see a strong Europe as a threat. Nonetheless, I agree that this should remain the goal. But reaching it will require far more flexibility in forging temporary strategic alliances as we move toward a post-NATO, post-Bretton Woods world order.

I think it’s pretty much doomed. At this point, our best bet is strengthening ties with China and having Xi pressure Putin into behaving himself. Though, of course, China might be even more unhinged - just in a far more covert way. So yeah, things aren’t looking great. But if there’s any path forward for Europe and what's left of the so-called free world, it’s through smart diplomacy with China.

Lol, you’re cute. Trump is far too gone to be educated on anything. If you weren’t blackpilled already, this video should be the final nail in the coffin.

He made his decision long ago, and it’s clear which side he’s chosen. Birds of a feather flock together. But at the end of the day, it’s the same old "Murica First" - though, in reality, it’s just Trump First. It’s always about Trump.

That's a bold claim to make without addressing a single one of my arguments.

Also, where was the "respect" when JD Vance ran his mouth about Europe in Munich a couple of weeks ago? Absolute scum. These people are so full of themselves - it’s insane. Disgusting American arrogance at its peak. I’ve never felt more patriotic, more proud to be European than during this Trump administration. Seems like we’re the only adults left in the room. I believe NATO is finished, and with each passing day, democracies fade. We must defend our democratic values at all costs - which is why Zelensky was bold and brave, though perhaps not even bold enough. If I were him, I would have grabbed Trump by the collar and screamed in his face, demanding to know whether he’s truly that much of a moron or if he simply refuses to grasp that we are in a war ignited by an egomaniacal dictator.

The resurrected mammoth is not a mammoth - it is a copy without an original, a simulation of something that exists only as myth, as virtuality. Its return is not evolution but hyperstition: belief generating research, funding, and technology to make itself real. So yes, it is philosophically interesting - it inverts the illusion of linear time, cause, and effect, making the past contingent on the future.

Space is only noise.

Because the game was never against you. The game is not a villain. The game is not your enemy. The game is just what is, and there was never anything else.

So what do you do? You do nothing. Nothing but play. Play and play well. Play and know you are played. Affirm, knowing that every affirmation will break and turn against itself. Accept, knowing that acceptance is a trick. Move, knowing that movement is a spiral, and spirals have no end.

The game is not an error. It is the structure itself - a Möbius strip where the hunted and the hunter forget which side they began on. There is no outside, no vantage point from which to proclaim: "I have seen through it!" Even the act of seeing through is just another gambit, another move in the circuit, another stake in the game. You say you seek reconciliation? Watch it dissolve the moment you close your hand around it. Like the signifier, it always defers, a vanishing horizon - you chase, you arrive, you slip, you chase again. To affirm? Yes, affirm - but watch affirmation spill, split, rupture, mutate. Yes becomes yes, but, and yes, but becomes the wound where the Real bleeds through. You speak of power, of strategy, of the cold arithmetic of survival. Not as neurosis, but necessity. Not as choice, but as condition. Because the body, the economy, the war, the lie - they are not deviations. They are structural. And structure does not justify itself. It simply is. If you seek escape, understand: to be outside is to be unspoken, to be unspoken is to be void, to be void is to be nothing, and to be nothing is just another game you have already lost. So play. Play the hand that plays you. Become the move that undoes itself. See that the contradiction was never yours, never a flaw, never a failing - but the pulse of reality itself.