UnbornTao

I think I get where you're coming from, but it seems a bit ungrounded or fantastical in my view. What makes you act? I wouldn't call an activity 'existential.' By definition, an activity must be performed or created and is always a process. Motivation may compel action, but it isn't a necessary component. Close your fingers into a fist - were you motivated? We might distinguish between motivation and intent - the latter is indistinguishable from the action (or arises alongside it.) The emotional drive or feeling, which is how motivation is often held, can often be dispensed with as long as intent is there. The action itself proves there was intent, while motivation compels, suggests, but doesn't require, action.

@Carl-Richard Haha, I'd like to listen to that. You might want to give the Breaking Bad theme a go too, now that you're at it.

What's the purpose of the practice, and how does one go about it? What do you actually do?

Is he indian and half-naked? No? Disqualified, then.

It looks like the first guy was in a rush to finish. To be clear, it wasn't me (I wouldn't even know how to handle a guitar). Love your cover, that theme song is so good. Should probably rewatch the show. You should do a revised version!

@ExploringReality Actually listening to it now:

Appreciate the recommendation. @Leo Gura Make a new video on context.

I think we generally do not have much awareness of the context for our lives.

Why do I get the sense that quite a few new users on the site are bots or trolls? @Cathy92506 Not to sound like a jerk, but did you read my question? It was deliberately nonsensical. If you aren't a troll, I'm very sorry to bother you.

Nice. What would you say X and Y mean?

@Pineal Show signs that you're a real person.

Some visual guidance to get a sense of the nature of context:

Haha, duplicate.

@Pineal GPT?

@Natasha Tori Maru Nice

You raise a valid question – [...]

A minimum requirement for reviewing or discussing a book should be having started reading it.

@Daniel Balan Maya hee... 🎶

Thanks.

@Sincerity More like a curious newbie.

@Daniel Balan Sure - cowardice, in a sense, is a big factor for that. It seems to apply to social media in general.

We often feel braver behind the mask of online anonymity - among other things. But it depends.