Joseph Maynor

No, you are not behind the scene.

Um hm.

Yes. This is not what one wants to do ideally.

When I decided to switch my major from engineering to philosophy I received many warnings. If you do it -- you have to accept the consequences! But you can learn after school too. You can fill in the gaps of whatever knowledge you need.

You need a paying customer. This is the most important thing.

But why is this an obsession to you?

I'm glad to see how you think and that you are trying to teach me. Thanks but no thanks if that makes sense!

I don't think like this.

Why?

Drink a glass of water. What is that experience?

I respect this, but what you are doing is concluding what you or someone else goes thru when they drink a glass of water. This is ridiculous on some level.

No chance lol.

Women are gatekeepers to community oftentimes.

I'm learning there is no need to argue with anyone at some point.

Is causation so tricky to understand?

This is really the route to go. But there are many requirements to have a profitable business.

Lol Many miss this.

Finding your demon is an aspect of your survival.

Thinking of yourself as a philosopher is a way to guarantee you won't make money.

Sometimes.

The end run around this nonsense is you need to meet people one on one.

Learn how to talk to everyone.

No just stretch and talk to regular people. This is hard to master. You have to be somewhat extraverted. But you also want to not have a need for anything. You need to be curious but not needy. It is hard to communicate this. To avoid the abstraction just strike up a conversation in person respectfully with all people. Learn how to talk to every kind of person in person.

My goals are to meet people I resonate with. But sometimes I approach people who have different agendas. And we might come around to like each other too.