Joseph Maynor

Yeah. If you genuinely desired it, you would already do it.

So you think what needs to be conjured up is genuine desire if that is not already present.

What about the situation where you have an intention to do something for a long time and never actually do it.

So you believe there is a success one can attain.

The question this raises in my mind is to what extent can dating be reduced to a science, which seems to go too far in the opposite direction IMO.

I get it. But how about falsifying personal opinions like I find so and so attractive and so and so unattractive. Falsifiability tends to be used as a test for scientific statements or statements purporting to be objective.

So who is being falsified on this basis in the context of this discussion?

I think this is true. But you also have to consider the source in the sense that is this person who has all these standards enough for my standards?

What is a falsifiable model?

I did some looking into it, you can watch them all on Disney+. I will do that to be fair. I like the first 3 and I would love to see how they were expanded beyond those first 3.

All this language expects to be seriously true, but you have to see through that. But also you should trust the language you create too. It is a paradox.

Show me one person who has dissociated from their ego permanently.

Even though I'm not a fashion person I still won't wear what I don't resonate with, even if it is a smaller wardrobe.

This is because we want what is not happening. This is okay, but it also causes us suffering. It is good to have some intention to control the future.