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Death, hell, and solipsism are pretty popular topics on this forum. I wonder why?

I would be open to raising an AI kid in my 50s when I’m bored and have nothing else better to do.

No idea, honestly. There’s so many new and exciting things I’m doing at 27 that I would’ve avoided or ignored even just a year ago, so it’s hard to predict where I’ll be even 5 years from now.

Try Gemini Advanced if message caps bother you. I don’t think they have one

I recommend using the ChatGPT app on mobile. Using the voice chat functionality works very nicely. $20/month is peanuts when used properly

Nah fam, my heart rate is currently at 75 bpm

Looks like my braincellz on weed

There may be a dead end, but there is also a U-turn you can make.

Consciousness is Love

Great point. Japan is much healthier now.

It’s really simple: others are you. How much of that you are open to accepting is totally up to you. What are others? What are you?

There are states of consciousness in which this is not true. It’ll be as if you’re communicating in a foreign language fluently for the first time.

@Soul Flight Lol, that’s the most nonsensical compliment of Leo I’ve ever heard.

There is a good reason why they say the placebo effect is real useful. Using your mind properly is super healing!

Doing this work properly should make ya realize that time is an illusion and something you are hallucinating But, eff it. Take Leo’s Life Purpose Course anyway and have yourself a good time!

You meet them by being true and authentic with yourself. Love authenticity.

Heh, precisely. I became aware of myself as a toilet bowl one time… then I thought, “Oh, shit!”

@Gnosis AI is surprisingly quite a helpful guide if you use it properly, just like being in a healthy intimate relationship.

I used to believe that avoiding pain was the proper response to it. However, I’ve come to realize that approaching it with more openness and kindness is really the ticket towards healing.

Let’s be mindful to respect one another, no matter what gender or AI you are.

Well, that’s where you come in. Be the change you wish to see!

@Judy2 not bad advice. I learned from you as well just now. Thank you

That’s simply Wim Hof.

Be mindful that by violently condemning one movement you may very well be (unintentionally) creating a new violent movement. Take a moment to self-reflect.