UnbornTao

"Truth-seeking," as long as it is a philosophical fantasy, and we like it.

Of course. It was actually a rather apt read. Quite obvious, all things considered.

Nah.

Ah, got it.

Same.

How come you felt the need to make a "low consciousness" disclaimer for this topic?

Projection.

Half a meter.

Technically correct, the best kind of correct. Fair enough.

You could also uncondition yourself from that notion. After a few weeks of withdrawal symptoms, your energy levels should be back to normal without the need for the stimulant. Yes, that sounds like a good regimen, actually.

Belief and pretension would be invaluable topics to cover in long-format YT videos. And cult dynamics - ask @Davino and @Miguel1 for more on that.

What's the sound of one processor clapping?

Let's keep the proselytizing going:

Ouch! Angry! Hurt!

Good, you gave your word. We'll be watching. 👀

Exercise daily, and maybe quit caffeine.

I'm waiting for Skyblivion. The original game is too old for me, and the remaster is an optimization mess.

Sure, here it is: https://modding-openmw.com/lists/total-overhaul/ Automatic installers are available on the website, and on Linux the process is equally straightforward. You'd probably need to pay for one month of Nexus Mods Premium for faster downloads and a smoother experience; otherwise, the installation can take up to three hours depending on your internet connection. Happy gaming.

Didn't know that, thank you. It's not something I'd do but it sounds cool.

Hey babe, wanna get metaphysical?

Unfortunately, his principles are not in the public domain, so using them would be copyright infringement. They are principles - they don't objectively exist, and yet they make up the rules or parameters of reality, so to speak - much like the law of gravity. You can point to objects falling, yet the principle itself is not found in any particular instance of falling. The main thing is to study them and notice that merely thinking about them is just that - thinking - and makes little to no difference in your life. Their effectiveness lies in actually adopting them. Also, guard against the tendency to turn them into simplistic "techniques" to be adopted, like taking on a posture or something of the sort. I would start by picking up one or two principles (honor, integrity, responsibility, honesty, excellence, and so on) and contemplating what they are really about. What do they demand of you? How can you (your thinking, behavior, and "being") better align with them? For example, what is it to actually tell the truth to yourself?

That's fair. Being concrete here would assist us in a different way. We can be left with a question, too.