Joseph Maynor

I'm not trying to say anything is wrong. What we find pleasure in varies. We all have a different signature to create so to speak.

If I were trying to look cool with my music I would share my actual music.

It is not my primary instrument. But surprisingly I have been playing it more and more. I'm not trying to look cool in any way by doing music.

I love movies and I try to see one in the theater every weekend. I just saw Lucky Strike which I had a mixed opinion on. But I do not regret seeing it.

I've been playing my keyboard a lot more and also socializing in person a lot more.

Go to the club. Enter the entertainment. Be a part of it.

@Miguel1 I didn't know you lived in Finland. That is amazing.

Exactly. He circles back to This, which is the only pointer he really emphasizes.

@Wilhelm44 I think it is a radical distrust of thought to say what reality is.

Jim is just taking a very hardcore neo-advaita perspective.

Some people on here are so spiritual they lost their humanity lol.

I support you. This is just the trolling that happens online.

That is good. Usually I don't think I know someone unless we share a meal together one on one. Or coffee.

I shouldn't judge him because I haven't met him. If I met him I would feel more comfortable with an opinion. And even then it would only be my opinion.

Here are a couple photos from Taipei, Taiwan.

What Jim doesn't understand is the degree to which he is beholden to intellectual concepts. But I love this response! I agree with you.

I think the shtick gets old and becomes a burden to bear too.

Yeah. He seems a little brittle in this interview.

It boggles my mind the difficulty some people have with understanding real relationship.

I wouldn't say he is down to earth, quite the opposite. But this could just be my interpretation.

You're right! That is why I like him. He is also hilarious. He is one of the few I like.

I love Jim Newman, although I don't agree with almost anything he says.

Have we met in person, I'm not sure.