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@Leo Gura Okay, let’s assume we give him the benefit of the doubt. It’s clear though that he consistently shows lotttss of optimism about product timelines and has made several inaccurate statements about future capabilities. Given his track record it’s becoming increasingly difficult to give him the benefit of the doubt. It’s true that his companies are capable of innovative products, from Hyperloop and Neuralink, though it all seems to come with a rather heavy dose of Musk’s overblown rhetoric. Those examples are well known ones. Another less known and forgotten about project….Tesla Ventilators. Then the donation of 40 ventilators to hospitals…except they were not ventilators at all. But hey, he got to finally be called a hero that completes his promises by that Phil Lebeau guy at least. Musk is just really good at PR prominently, everything else secondary or not at all. He was outright lying about donating ventilators here, that’s a bit different than just trying to sell your product in a favorable light. https://www.ft.com/content/dfc197c2-61ed-4cd6-8cb4-0ac865a47e69 https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/04/17/tech/elon-musk-ventilators-california
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A picture of him knowingly holding and demonstrating a fake solar roof shingle on the set of Desperate Housewives, claiming it’s real and functional. Shareholders believed him and invested billions in it back in 2016 over it. He’s just been selling his “green” junk and coming across as a savior of humanity for it. All one big show.
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I highly suggest not just basing what kind of person he is just off of his interviews, anyone can make themselves look good in an interview. This YouTube channel has been thoroughly debunking Elon as a person for 4 years now, back even when most people thought highly of him still.
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ricachica replied to Wilhelm44's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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Really excited about this Religious Studies class I just started this semester. It’s an elective for me and not apart of my major, so I’m taking it for fun. Studying what various religions say about what exists after death. What consciousness even is brought up a lot so far. Here’s a pic of one of my homework questions :))
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Personally, being a server/waiter years ago at a restaurant has changed my personality a ton. I used to be very shy and nervous in front of strangers. I developed lots of soft skills with people and completely removed all the social anxiety problems I had most of my life. Just learning to attend to others needs in an appropriate, timely manner helped a lot with basic work skills. It also made me enough money to buy my first car…
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@leebus99 My personal end-goal is to become a psychedelic-assisted therapist. I’m 27. Three months ago, I became a clinic coordinator/medical assistant for a psychiatrist. It’s just the psychiatrist, her physician assistant, and me. I’ve been trained to work as a TMS technician and run those treatments on my own, as well as start and monitor esketamine (Spravato) sessions. I’m graduating with my two degrees in Psychology and Human Services this May. I plan to eventually get into a Counseling Masters program to become a MFT/LPCC. From there, become a psychedelic-assisted therapist, in whatever legitimate way that looks like down the road and research changes things. I saw something today that said Colorado can now issue licenses to psychedelic mushroom therapy facilitators . So hopefully something like that here in California one day for me…as “official” as possible. I just started therapy again myself (like last week lol) with a Jungian/Depth psychologist. Hoping to learn a lot from that perspective…especially how to appropriately integrate spirituality in sessions. Honestly I’m just happy to see another person here on this career path and to share experiences on it. I’ll add more thoughts to this thread later!
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It means that supposedly a lot of women are reading a lot of books. So much so that it’s like we’re trying to qualify to win a pizza party like we used to in elementary school. There were contests where if a whole class read the most books compared to other classes, we’d win a pizza party for the class lol. Meaning we’re supposedly spending our time doing personal growth vs supposedly males just gambling lol. Again, all relative to personal experience though, it’s pretty generalized. Personally I know lots of men who are in debt for gambling….not really any of my women friends.
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ricachica replied to Terell Kirby's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
From my office on Thursday, 50 miles away from it all. The smoke cloud only got bigger and taller throughout the day. Even though I wasn’t directly affected, indirectly we had patients cancel appointments to help family evacuate, my ex-roommate had her high school burn down, and many in my area are volunteering/donating in some way. An old close friend I’ve cut contact with, but I know she lives one block away from the Sunset fire evacuation range. I have a best friend whose brother lives in Pasadena and he went to high school in Malibu. Haven’t had updates on how his circle is, he might be busy figuring it all out… Watching the smoke on the drive to work has turned me into not wanting to eat red meat again….(once went 4yrs without due to environmental reasons). Gonna pick that up again and slowly cut out meat altogether when feasible for me…just too silly not to when the disasters are visibly nearing your doorstep. Wind is still very strong right now, off and on. -
Aww you’re very sweet with your compliments! Thank you. I’m somewhat new here(not to Leo’s vids), but I’ve already noted your comments throughout the forum and always look forward to your well thought out perspectives. I’ll watch your video before bed tonight, thanks for the share.
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My first boyfriend in high school dumped me for similar reason. He dumped his previous girlfriend because he thought she was too much drama. I was the opposite, and very conflict avoidant. This stems from childhood, where I saw that my mother was extremely argumentative and I felt it led to my father to separate from her for a few years, which was painful for me. At a young age, I internalized this and vowed to be the opposite of my mother in my future relationships. So when I started dating my boyfriend, I felt pretty proud that in 6 months, we had zero fights. He initially said it felt so good to be with me because I was not drama-filled like his ex. Towards the end, for a week he didn't text me at all...and even though this stressed me out, I suppressed that and never once brought it up. Thinking I was being a good girl for not being combative even in the slightest. Turns out, that was not the best thing to do! He broke up with me after that week, and shocker, he said "I was too nice".... it completely baffled me. I even remember feeling like throwing up cause it was such a whirlwind and not what I expected at all. My whole life up until that point, I thought being the nice complaisant girl is what would save me from heartbreak...turns out no. It was only like 6 months after the break up that it finally clicked with me one morning, and I was like omg! I let the pendulum swing too far in the other extreme! It is extreme and generally unattractive to most to be too drama-filled. It is also extreme and generally unattractive to be way too nice and doormat-like. In hindsight, you bet I should have texted him at least 1 day after he hadn't, not one week! Today, I'm still definitely working on my conflict-avoidance issues, but I'm definitely much more balanced and willing to have an constructive argument at the least. Especially with my current boyfriend who encourages the communication and seeks to get to the root of the problem with me.
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ricachica replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Similarly, my most spiritual experience so far came from a dream I had 7 years ago or so... In my dream, I was sitting on a couch with friends in a living room, when my friend next to me wanted to show me a video on his phone. The video was of an industrial factory farm for cows. It immediately zoned in on this calf, and immediately after that my consciousness was transported completely into the calf. I suddenly was the calf in this industrial factory farm...and all I felt was the most pure and intense fear I have ever felt. I was essentially a confused, terrified, and lone calf not understanding the horrors of what a factory farm is, just feeling the pure and utter lonesome fear of it. I was only this calf for what felt like a split second, when rapidly my conscious awareness snapped back into my human body on the living room couch. I essentially started having what felt like a seizure, my arms were shaking held up in front of me, and my awareness was becoming clouded in a pure white. My friends started freaking out around me and one of them even started doing these strange hand/arm movements in front of my field of vision...whatever she was doing it felt like she was trying to get me to calm down. The bright whiteness became stronger until it was all my consciousness was, and the words "All is One, All is One, All is One," kept chanting from somewhere...I don't know where. My head quite actually felt physical piercing pain from the intensity of the experience, the whiteness was so painful that I finally woke up and started to feel around my head, to which the pain stopped. --- To me, everything being "one" can be the same as there also being "nothing" I suppose. The fear the calf experiences in a factory farm is the same fear I can experience in a similarly unknown and morbid place. There is no difference. Yes, I stopped eating beef for 4 years after that (not that chickens don't experience the same fear, I'm sure). Not that being vegan felt like the main theme of the experience either. Rather that what separates our conscious awareness from everything else around us is artificial. In reality, there is no boundary. Reminds of a video where Leo said we can think of consciousness and oneness like a house...what separates the bedroom from the living room is made up, in reality it's all connected. Is reality "zero", or is it "one"? -
Interesting. What does your dating life look like?
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The poll won't let me answer because question #2 is mandatory to answer. I do not have any children, so 0. Or maybe it did go through for #1 lol idk. But it does warn me to answer #2 if I try to submit.