UnbornTao

I see. I'm not familiar with OneDrive and its integration with Windows, the File Explorer, and the user's Microsoft account, but I'm sure there are a few tutorials on YouTube dealing with that problem. Appreciate the info. Shame on them! (the universities)

"When was the last time the recommendations were changed? Has it always been like this? Is it the same in other countries? Why (or why not)?" Just spitballing here.

Duplicate post - again. Avoid doing this in the future.

Insert "that's the joke" meme.

Validate my views and biases in subtle ways, make no mistakes.

Do you really need to use Onedrive? I'd just ask Claude about this.

The thinking behind the use of the phrase "my truth," "their truth," "your truth." I understand it is a way to validate one's experience, so just call it that.

@Thought Art Fair point. Content is content — if it holds up, it holds up. The obsession with source over substance is just credentialism in disguise. People dismiss good information because of where it came from while uncritically swallowing garbage from "approved" sources. That's not discernment, that's tribalism. Judge the argument, not the jersey. And honestly? That's rare. Are you sure about that? The Vernon Howard quote.

I understand the frustration. What's the technical problem? Have you tried sharing it with Claude and walking it through the steps to reproduce the issue? This might help. Could using a different suite, like LibreOffice, help with your problem here?

With a strong will and extreme levels of discipline.

I don't think people really know what belief is, including Leo.

As they say, always trust your intuition.

Ease up on the AI slop video recommendations. Also, you must have felt called out by the 'charlatans' remarks.

Be a man - put your cock on the table and show them who the real boss is.

New series, by the way:

Let's keep the proselytizing going:

It's almost as if you're forced to do that, and contrary to your values, like you said. Are you sure about that? What is glazing oneself while putting others down if not part of the human games you're critiquing? Wanting to feel like a special person while doing normal things is part of the same endeavor. It's like when people say they didn't mean to do something they did. Nice excuse, but that is something you have to own. Beyond glamorizing one's self-image, I'd get clear on why you do what you do and use this as an opportunity to actually become conscious of something real.

Ignorance of one's own lying.

@CARDOZZO

"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.