Joseph Maynor

I felt old when I turned 30. No doubt. But when I look back on 30 from 48, it seems quite young to me.

It's the little things in life.

30 is still a baby.

48

I'm hearing a lot about developing an unbiased mind, but I have never met anyone who has actually achieved this.

Proclus is a seriously underrated philosopher.

I've been to Rome, I highly recommend it.

You guys are funny.

I realize I am creating the suffering.

This is a weird test, but when it starts to sound like blah blah blah.

I prefer audiobooks.

All I can say is I don't suffer very much after doing spirituality for 10 plus years.

Until I can examine the evidence myself, I am skeptical.

This is a great realization, but it can also be somewhat dangerous to survival.

What spiritual work do you suggest be done?

To think you need to suffer a lot in spirituality to me seems like a red flag.

It depends on what we mean by this. I find women do like guys who I find to be a bit nerdy.

@Schizophonia Those are often caricatures of conservatives in media though. I've met conservatives who are some of the most responsible, decent people.

I find that I suffer less as I get older as a general trend.

Interesting. I tend to have peak energy at night.