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Because it works. I don't follow most of it myself. But I do follow certain amount of it that has improved my digestion. It's useful knowledge.

Legumes don't cause gasses if you soak them overnight and boil them properly with proper spices and oil that reduce their vata aggravating qualities. Also it matters what you combine your foods with. You shouldn't combine legumes with fruit, cheese, eggs, fish, milk, meat, or yogurt or it will cause problems due to mismatched post-digestive effects, causing gas, fermentation, bloating, and ama (toxins). I mean even the order in which you eat your foods make a lot of difference. Diet is like science. It's not just eat whatever you like. There's a lot good info out there that people could learn.

I would echo what you're saying aswell. Jumping on a trampoline is not the same as actually climbing the ladder. If you were to wipe out the memory of a sage, he would still remain a sage. If you were to wipe out the memories of a psychonout, you would find just an avarage guy. Jumping on a trampoline is fine but unless you're actually climbing the ladder, from existencial point of view, you're not going anywhere.

One day, if you keep progressing on the spiritual path, you'll be advanced enough to do it aswell.

I second this question. What's up with that profile pic?

Well I'm glad then there's at least something that you celebrate in life. Good for you. Yes, the Grinch.

Do you celebrate anything at all? If you say no, then I will also begin feeling sorry for you, lol. Besides Joseph put it really well, it gives people an opportunity to come together and bond. It's beautiful. There's great power in doing something collectively rather than individually. If the whole world was to come together and hold hands at least for 1min, that one minute would be the single most profound and transformational thing that has happened in human history.

Do you say happy new year?

If you follow certain dietary rules, you won't have any nasty gasses. Nasty gasses happen only when you miss things you're not supposed to mix inside your stomach. Burbs on the other hand are fine. I burb like a dragon all the time.

You have to slain the dragon with a sword.

Don't worry about anything, dear, I will save you by answering all your questions 🎠💐 The MATCHO MAN is here. 💪

Well conciousness can't arise from nothing I think would be the counter-argument.

Prepare to get triggered.

Martial arts are a legit path as far as I know. Look up Adam Mizner.

I don't think Ai is a fake hype after watching this video. Robots and Ai are already replacing everything and it's only 2025 still.

There's no food after lunch in your timetable. That will give you 18h of fasting per day. That's enough fasting. They'll have tea there.

The question remains, if you find my answer unfitting. As far as I'm concerned the questioned has been resolved. We don't need to agree on this and it's okay. I have nothing more to add to this topic and therefor feel it's time to wrap this up. Tcare.

Happy gains :]

I watched the one with the president. It was interesting to say the least. Very interesting individual with interesting knowledge and experience. Everything about him is interesting. Although some answers of his seemed politically correct rather than honest. But I'll forgive it.

It required me to see Charlie Kirk's assassination to open my eyes to the level of darkness ruling this world and start digging deeper. It's so bad....

I could only get this one done.

I asked grok to double check the names in the pictures above. Confirmed Jewish (full heritage or self-identified): Sumner Redstone (Rothstein): Yes, born to a Jewish family; changed his name from Rothstein. Bob Iger: Yes, raised in a Jewish family. Brian Roberts: Yes, son of Jewish Comcast founder Ralph Roberts. David Zaslav: Yes, Jewish. Jeff Zucker: Yes, Jewish. Noah Oppenheim: Yes, Jewish. James Goldston: Yes, Jewish. Ben Sherwood: Yes, Jewish. Les Moonves: Yes, Jewish. Ochs-Sulzberger family: Yes, Jewish family owning The New York Times. Eugene Meyer: Yes, Jewish (former Washington Post owner). Ken Lerer: Yes, Jewish. Ezra Klein: Yes, Jewish. Michael Bloomberg: Yes, Jewish. Jonathan Greenblatt: Yes, Jewish. Mark Zuckerberg: Yes, raised Jewish. Sergey Brin: Yes, born to Jewish parents. Susan Wojcicki: Yes, mother is Jewish (father is Polish-American). Sam Altman: Yes, Jewish. Shari Redstone: Yes, Jewish (daughter of Sumner Redstone). Robert Kapito: Yes, Jewish. Adam Mosseri: Yes, Israeli-American, Jewish. Tom Rothman: Yes, born to a Jewish family. Harry Cohn: Yes, Jewish (Columbia Pictures founder). David Nevins: Yes, Jewish. Harvey Levin: Yes, Jewish. David Geffen: Yes, Jewish. Chris Licht: Yes, Jewish. Barry Levinson: Yes, Jewish. Charlie Collier: Yes, Jewish. Partial Jewish Heritage (e.g., one Jewish parent, but often secular or not self-identified): Larry Page: Mother is Jewish; father is not (Protestant background); raised in a secular household without religious affiliation. Jonah Peretti: Mother is Jewish; father is of Italian and English descent. Susan Wagner: Born to a Jewish family (full heritage confirmed). (Note: Earlier uncertainty was resolved via bio.) Not Jewish or Unconfirmed/Misrepresented: Michael Barker: Unconfirmed—no reliable sources mention Jewish heritage. Ed Felsenthal: Unconfirmed—no sources explicitly state Jewish heritage, though his last name is sometimes associated with Jewish families. Bob Bakish: No, not Jewish—multiple sources debunk this.

For me it was the channeled codes that made me believe him. I have a good feeling about this one.