Revolutionary Think

@Hellspeed

Are you a god of lights and cameras too?

@K VIL That is moralizing but, he also says we're the devil. Also we could be a very lazy god lol.

Leggo my ego

If they didn't have balls would he squeeze em by the pussy? Seriously though he'd tried that shit with me I'd have kick his ass so hard he'd be pooping out his mouth.

Fair enough.

@Leo Gura OK I'm a bit confused. Is the calling your viewers lazy the act or the actual stuff we need to be inquiring on the act? Since I don't know if you were responding to Joseph or me. Although I like sarcasm I can't really tell if that was it at this point

@Leo Gura The whole worlds a stage . Good to know because that's the entire reason fundamentalist religion disgusts me.

@Nahm to each their own I guess. Still if 99.999% of people aren't even watching his videos I'm thinking there should be more of an encouraging community instead of a person just assuming his viewers are lazy, although yes there is a point that when the work isn't being done a person has every right to get frustrated. In fact I feel his pain. I also put content out there on Facebook and YouTube and I want people to actually think long and hard about it although these days you'll be lucky that people even remember anything profound that they've seen or heard a day after. I remember being so annoyed that I'd expect people to have long conversations and stay in touch to really think deeply about what I said and get active. These people being so lazy and feckless they don't even leave comments just likes...

I don't know didn't seem he had that attitude back in the day. Also not everyone likes the being called a pussy stuff. Leo talks about getting in touch with your feminine side too even if you're a man. Some people like the being an jerk/asshole style and some don't I think he should play to both and not exclude a style.

@Leo Gura Remember when you talked about in your wage slave video on how you weren't supposed to be telling us what to do but, we were supposed to be telling you what to do well I want to do that. Now that I've traveled to most places in the world I wanted to see (I just got back from London and Stockholm) and before that I visited a few countries in the Pacific I always wanted to see. I did this because when I was growing up and my parents were married I loved when we got on a plane and went to another country. There was something so magical about getting on an airplane (especially a window seat) taking off and landing in a whole new place where things are so different and fascinating. Then when my parents got a divorce the shit really hit the fan school was becoming unbearable and their fights were becoming despicable. Never in my life did I feel as powerless as I felt when that was happening. I felt like a slave to my terrible circumstances and as well as that I felt trapped and immobile. We didn't go anywhere interesting or do anything special for 3 terrible years. So when I first traveled by myself on a budget I was afraid I felt very exposed and vulnerable. Until the second day where I woke up and saw that people are people they all have lives in the modern world that consist of not doing unethical things. A stranger isn't exactly that strange anymore when you know you can talk to them about their experiences in life and get to know them that way. So with that I traveled to other locations in the US and then eventually internationally by myself. At first I had a lot of fun and a super great time knowing that I was free. I put my backpack on my back and let my curiosity guide me. All I needed was a phone in my hand and a piece of plastic in my wallet and the world was my oyster. This last trip however after so many pictures and so many experiences I felt a hollowness. That was the time I felt I didn't want to just explore the world I wanted to radically change the way it works. An interesting thing happened to me when I was all alone in my hostel in London and Stockholm. I started crying because of the beauty the beauty of my inner child finally being gratified. It was also mourning it was the mourning of my past. I had an inner spirit in my youth that the society and older people around me were always trying to find subtle ways to murder it. They tried to get my curious creative free spirit and transform it into a mindless materialistic zombie all under the guise of "getting educated". So through all the mental and psychological torture and trauma of my past through the arguing of my parents, and the pills that were suggested I take because I had ADHD and depression etc. it all became clear that I was just a healthy person living in a profoundly sick society that was trying to pervert my sense of reality by turning their sickness into the norm and wouldn't be satisfied until I became as sick as it was. So throughout all the tears and anguish my creative curious spirit refused to die and be turned into whatever the fuck those twisted bastards wanted it to be. They can take their suggestion of a white picket fence, 2.5 kids I'm supposed to have, and boring corporate job and shove it up their ass because I'm not interested in any of that at all. NO! THAT'S NOT ME! Who I am is the creative rebel. I noticed this when I was flying back from London to LA in the Airbus A380 I was so happy and inspired to see a plane so big and it inspired me. It was so cool to have that entertainment system and play video games on that plane. The amazing thing was I was playing a game where I could fly a bird on a plane where I was actually up in the air. So flying in that plane I came up with so many creative ideas. How about if I could create an airline specifically for people who loved the idea of flying where they could fly and play games on a plane and there could be a special lounge where storied could be shared. Not only that but, people could live in the sky and when clouds were blocking the view of some amazing scenery the pilot could fly under those clouds for a minute so the scenery could be seen (even if it meant extra time to get to the destination because that wouldn't matter because we'd be having so much fun). Throughout the whole trip I loved being myself. Striking up conversation with random people and looking through the window of the airplane and recording the landing, take-offs, and amazing scenery. What to do with all this? Well now I am a member of something called Mars Academy USA and I am in touch with very highly scientific minds. The amazing thing about it is that I am a part of this forum as well so I can introduce higher consciousness values into a highly scientific community in a way hopefully that they'll appreciate and accept it. I have a grand plan to make a mesmerizing inspiring speech for the entire world one day touting the importance of valuing curiosity and creativity. I want to lead this new movement as a philosophy of salvation and advancement of the human race. I want to be at the epicenter leading a movement where people of all skill sets and all aptitudes get together and we start chipping away at some of life's hardest challenges. We ask the most profound questions and get the most profound answers and always move forward. I use my diplomatic and analytical skills to get these great minds of the world to come together and work together for the benefit of all humanity so we can reduce levels of anguish and depression in the over all populace. Find out the secrets of the Universe and keep the sickness of the past in the past and learn from those sicknesses. I have this amazing vision now I just need people who can see that vision with me and hopefully we can accomplish something together!

@Emerald what did you teach?

You got me all wrong. I'm not saying the people there are rich douche bags I'm saying the people who created the curriculum are. Open your eyes why do you think so many kids are only prepared to do factory jobs that don't exists yet and most things in school are about route memorization and not actually finding solutions to complicated problems. Have you ever seen what Albert Einstein had to say about schools. Some students even get unlucky enough to end up with teachers who hate their jobs and don't help at all and the students don't have any right to change them and do anything about it. That doesn't even prepare students for a democracy it prepares them more for a totalitarian dictatorship. Also innovative good teachers are kept in a web of bureaucratic bullshit because of the incredibly stupid system they are under. I don't mean to offend either but, so many people think that just because they are a teacher that makes them some sort of expert on how kids function and what they need. Every individual is different and kids aren't just some amorphous grey blob just waiting to be indoctrinated. Every kid has their own journey in life and different circumstances at home and yet these idiot schools have a one size fits all attitude. Throughout all your time as a teacher how many kids did you actually have a genuine connection with and actually knew what was going on deep in their psyche. Like what they wanted to learn about the world and why also what was going on in their home lives that would have a gigantic impact on how they are performing at school. If a kid is being abused physically and or emotionally at home their family is crazy or parents are going through a divorce believe me rigorous school work is going to be the last things on their minds. Now I want you to read this and tell me what you think. I'm also wondering if you actually had the time to read my blog post and think about it. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/freedom-learn/201107/what-einstein-twain-forty-eight-others-said-about-school

@Emerald Well the flying thing is just one element of it. What I really want to do is reform the stupid education system that allows for rich douche bags with armchair philosophy to control young people to take away their creativity to become cogs in a heartless machine. People deserve to have their curious creative side nurtured and encouraged instead of hurt and discouraged. I actually wrote a blog post about it too. http://bakshandehariel.wixsite.com/website/single-post/2017/01/03/Execution-of-Solutions

Well in this day and age so many resources will be available to me and my team that weren't there in the past. Name me a person who has tried this and I'll tell you where and how they failed and how I can do better.

Can I please have a response that's appropriate instead of this stupid gaming reference bullshit I'd appreciate it.

@RendHeaven ok

For paragraph 3 this guy confirms it.

“Normal is an illusion. What is normal for the spider is chaos for the fly.” – Charles Addams

@Good-boy After getting my AA degree I was working at McDonalds but, since I didn't come from a "traditional American" family (my parents are Persian) I could go back home. I was still going there while going to University and quit on the latter half end of University. So here's the example of me of that McDonalds guy who got out.

@Leo Gura What is tarry? And why shouldn't I do it?

In my last post I was discouraged at how long it'll take me to "cross the finish line" as in become enlightened and I basically won the game of existence the universe etc. The problem with that way of thinking is this and it has to do with video games. When I was younger I used to get a generic video game and beat it (as in get to the end and finish the final boss) in 3 days sometimes even 2. All my cousins where impressed, sometimes shocked and through there jealousy they told me that I had an addiction even though they would play the same amount but, not be able to beat the games as fast as me. As I grew older finishing video games became bitter sweet. There was that sense of accomplishment for beating them and then a sense of emptiness that there's nothing left to do after that. It's funny because it reminds me of a Futurama episode where professor Farnsworth was happy that he answered all the universes questions and came to that realization and then became depressed that no more questions were left. It also reminds me of some video games I play where I finish the video game and instead of getting a you won and an ending I get the same exact game over screen I would've got if I had run out of lives. Anyway I was so eager to beat these games that I rushed through some of them and didn't really get a chance to enjoy them that much (until I replayed them and did things differently but, that's beside the point. The point is if I concentrate too much on "finishing the game" I don't take time to enjoy certain parts of the game as much as I can and ironically when I've finally finished the game all I can think about is that I want there to be a few extra levels so I can keep enjoying it. That's why the infinity is important because it's never ending and you wont get that sense of emptiness after you finished the game (in this case this game doesn't finish). So I think that's what @Leo Gura was trying to tell me on that other post where I was going crazy over getting to the end and finishing the game of enlightenment.

Do audio books count?

@Leo Gura most have made a religion out of the Absolute Lie with a capital L.