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One of the grooviest and most suave songs I ever heard.

I will not censor myself just because of your personal insecurities.

You are so lame, my God.

How is it a weak worldview? It literally outcompetes every other worldview in terms of reproductive success. This is an intellectual challenge of the highest sort, you are just to lazy to think about these things seriously, so don't be so smug.

I'm not even here to champion that worldview. I was referring to the book as a seminal text to understand the Red Pill worldview. Obviously you should consider the other perspectives as well and then find a synthesis between them, that's all I'm saying. As long as you react against a worldview, you can not transcend it or find higher ground.

You watch your mouth with your bullshit advice.

I think it's a compelling perspective that deserves to be taken serious. If you just strawman that worldview you won't actually get to any higher synthesis and you'll just get outcompeted. PUA/Red Pill is basically a multipolar trap for you as long as you can't find a higher order perspective, so don't be stupid.

Im not going to argue with you what experiences you have or havent had.

Id say the closest thing to how I conceptualize Actualized.org is The Stoa. Part of what they do is also modeling and giving you a catalogue of tools and frameworks to explore and actualize, but a lot of their stuff is rather obscure and weak-sauce.

Just manifest a new one before the excitement wears off lol.

Im kinda parroting Leo here, but I like the analogy - its as if you were talking about Australia and speculating if kangaroos are actually real, instead of just buying a plane ticket to Australia and seeing for yourself. I have no problem with philosophizing about kangaroos, but its kinda lame talking about kangaroos with someone who has never even seen one.

Maybe what you call awakening is not what I call awakening. It's quite literally just you awakening to/realizing yourself as Reality/God/Infinity/Whatever the fuck you wanna call it. That part should be quite obvious and self-evident if you had an awakening experience. Do that and then you can come back here and philosophize about what it all means, if you want

Read "The Rational Male" by Rollo Tomassi, if you want a stealman version of the Red Pill ideology.

I'm not talking about stepping outside it. An awakening experience is precisely you grasping yourself in your entirety, which should be your goal (instead of your armchair philosophy).

Not that I'm aware of. Besides, why would you need even more content? Focus on whatever you dig the most and then actualize that. There should be more than enough material already.

What are you talking about? This will not work if you just go on random tangents. We were on the topic of possibly grasping reality in it's entirety, that's what your mind should be focused on right now. I'll leave this one to Dr. Freud.

How is that obvious?

You have to grasp reality in it's entirety for that realisation. If you just run down some list of things in reality, you will never find anything that is completely Good. Your constant analysis and ruminations are actually getting you farther away from this awareness.

I agree. Can't wait for my CRISPR t-bone.

We don't even know what's going on there. This is no less an information war than it is a kinetic war.

The whole album is pretty good, but that's the kind of music I listen to once and never actually go back to.

I don't agree with this statement one bit. Eating a vegan diet makes me feel like shit and stunts my cognitive capabilities, so I'm actually doing the world a favor by eating meat. There are a million ways to care about the environment and work towards a more holistic relationship with it, you are just way too closed minded and ideological about this.

Thats mostly true I would say, but historically the greatest musicians were also the most famous. Granted, nowadays the big record labels look for the most marketable knuckleheads, suck them dry and then move on to the next shiny thing; but of course being a great musician and selling a lot of music can still have significant overlap and we still see some great musicians coming to prominence from time to time (although the quantity and quality of those specimen is still significantly decreasing, by virtue of market forces and peoples intellect and creativity being stunted in general).

We read that book in school. This was actually one of the few books I enjoyed at least to some degree as a teenager.

This has to be horseshit. You are just randomly picking one node (animal slaughter) in a gigantic interconnected web of problems and claim, that that's somehow the main issue and cause of all the other problems. It's not and it won't solve anything on its own (it is still a good and respectable thing to do and I'm not arguing against that).