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I know that, but it's like no matter what I do I can't improve both my game and self-esteem significantly.

Look, what you guys are saying have idea that sound good, but I've already tried all of them myself for several years and they only got me so far. As far as I am concerned, it just seems like a numbers game. Even then, just because I've already some success before, doesn't mean that I am guaranteed improve my success with women.

This is not some random girl I met at a bar or club. She's like a colleague of mine in this program. So, I don't think that it would've been appropriate for me to go fast with her.

I am currently in school for my Doctorate in Physical Therapy. My program started only about 9 weeks ago and total length of the program will be about 2 and half years long. I very much want to become a Doctor in Physical Therapy and so I've committed to devoting the next couple of years of my life to primarily focusing on making it through the program. Also, I want to continue with my workout regimen, read some books, continue following politics, learn more from gurus like Leo, etc. Therefore, I can't afford to go out often to meet new people (including new girls) at bars, clubs, parties, other kinds of social events, cold approach, or what have you. However, I have an unsatisfying social life, I am sexually frustrated, my social skills and ability to charm are still not great, and I have Asperger's. So, I don't want to have to miss out on developing those skills. Is there anything I can do about this?

How do you know for sure? I don't see how that makes the game so easy. If anything because they are emotional it in many makes them too unpredictable like an erratic weather, which mean you really have very little to no control over the outcome. So, you largely have to rely on hope that she will be feeling for you at the moment or not. Otherwise, she won't be interested in getting with you or will leave you simply no for logical reason. Besides, if this was such an easy then why am I still struggling at this even after trying way harder than most guys for many years and trying virtually every possible way?

He's right about the fact that the Republican party really needs to at least take a moderate stance on abortion in order to stop right-wing candidates from themselves in the foot. However, he then went to say that in order for our country to one day have a complete nationwide abortion ban throughout the whole country it will take many more years for that to happen. The GOP was able to successfully overturn Roe vs. Wade after waging war on it for almost 5 decades. However, in what reality will the solid majority of people will ever support a nationwide abortion ban? America has actually become much more liberal overall ever since the Roe vs. Wade ruling in 1975, and most Americans will continue to become increasingly more liberal in the long-run (particularly after all of the conservative boomers have finally passed away).

What if I end having the worst luck ever that I no longer can get even another girl to date or have sex with me even if I approached a unlimited volume of new girls that I am attracted to even if I give it my very best effort with each approach and conversation I make? What if I will never be able to learn well from my mistakes no how much trial and error I put into it?

Yeah, but a lot of times I feel like I will never be able to learn how to present value successful on consistent basis no matter how much practice and help I get. I wish didn't feel the pain of rejection anymore and I wish I had real core confidence in one day being able to succeed with women.

Could you please refer me to a source for me to a source that would help me understand why green energy is still not economical yet?

renewable energy has in many ways actually cost less than the use of fossil fuels or coal. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/17/opinion/us-obama-renewable-energy.html

I thought we already have the blueprint and technology needed for it. We just need a lot more public spending for these projects. Even China is already moving fast on this issue despite the immense amount of oil the country still consumes. Have you seen their big solar panel projects? panda-solar-farm.pdf

That's not entirely true. If we had a some kind of overwhelming movement like what happened with the civil rights movements, women's rights movement, or Gandhi's civil disobedience movement at a global scale then such activism could successfully enough leaders in power to force the world to transition to renewable energy much faster.

I can't move to another city until about two years from now. I am still mostly living off of my parents financially and even if I had enough money of my own did there's no way that I can afford to spend any time and money on moving out to find another house given the demands of my school program and other things I have going on in my life.

For the time being yes, but the world now has the ability to transition to renewable much faster now than it has been.

I don't know how I can when I live in a pretty small city with not many social events or other kinds of areas to meet a lot of new people.

In the grand scheme of things that is a valid, but even the loss of approx. 10 million people around the world would still be such a historic tragedy that could've been prevented had we acted soon enough.

I really don't like Cornel West wanting to run as a third party candidate for president. If he seriously goes through with his campaign, then he could very well cause Trump to be elected president again, by being a major left-wing spoiler in the 2024 presidential election, like how Jill Stein was when she spoiled the 2016 presidential election and caused Trump to become president back then. Same thing happened with Ralph Nader, when he spoiled the 2000 presidential election and caused Bush to be elected president back then. I also, don't like at all what RFK is doing either. He's undermining Biden's re-election chances by causing more the Democratic party to be more divided. If the entire Democratic party throughout the US does not completely unify together under Biden in 2024, then that may cause a significant amount of Democratic voters who voted for him in 2020 to either decide not to vote at all or vote third party. Biden can't afford to have that happen either in order for him to win re-election.

Apparently, a nation may not need to have minimum wages/salary laws that state specifically what the actual number or numbers should be reduce or prevent excess wealth inequality. The Scandinavian countries actually have no minimum wage laws like the US, Canada, UK, or many of the EU countries do. Yet, all of the Nordic countries have such good pro-labor union laws and strong labor unions that every employee in each of those countries are paid good fair living wages/salaries through excellent collective bargaining agreements. https://www.ilo.org/global/topics/wages/minimum-wages/setting-machinery/WCMS_460934/lang--en/index.htm

Right. That's what I said in my OP.

Have you watched his video on his health situation on his blog yet?

There have been plenty of moderate Democrats in America such as Obama, Biden, Schumer, Jeffries, Pelosi, Tester, Kelly, etc. who have been all for improving our border security. Besides, progressives such as Kyle Kulinski and Cenk have also said that they support border security for America. How have the Republicans done a better job of actually fixing this situation themselves? As we all know, most of their policies or ideas are so unpopular and so archaic that they never worked. Plus, most of the Republicans in Congress either are simply too obstinate or have some kind of mental illness or are too dumb to serve in Congress. The GOP knows this deep down, but they just don't want to accept that and instead keep doubling down on blaming the Dems for every problem that happens in America. Trump's border policies btw were actually a net negative for America and didn't even really significantly improve the border security. He just happened to be president during an era of relative peace and prosperity which he inherited from Obama until he fucked it all up by the end of his presidency.

I've always been for strong border security, even as a liberal/progressive myself. In fact, the entire border security of the US absolutely needs a serious upgrade. Unfortunately, ever since the 1990s, the unbelievable amount of growing partisan gridlock and right-wing extremism in Congress hasn't allowed the government to provide Homeland Security the funds and resources it desperately needs to update and fortify all of our country's borders to optimal levels. In any case, it's true that they was an abnormal amount of illegal immigrants trying to cross over the southern border from early 2021 to early 2023. However, that has no longer been case since mid-May of this year. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/26/us/politics/immigration-illegal-border-crossings.html#:~:text=Illegal border crossings by migrants,said in a recent statement. If the number of illegal crossings per day go up during the second half of this year, then it will probably increase by only a small amount. Title 42 from the Trump administration was a failed border policy, whereas Biden's newest border policies have been much more successful with securing our borders. Plus, at the same time, the Biden administration has been doing everything within its power to significantly open more legal pathways for more immigrants. Also, given the US's historically low immigration rate since the 2010s, the country desperately needs Congress to pass some kind of immigration reform to allow the most amount of new legal pathways for many more immigrants who want to live and work in America. This isn't just about the idea that America is supposed to be a country that welcome all foreigners to work and live in our country or having compassion for foreign refugees. The US economy would be significantly larger and stronger and there wouldn't be a labor shortage if we greatly increased our immigration rate. https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economic-letter/2023/february/role-of-immigration-in-us-labor-market-tightness/#:~:text=The flow of immigrants into,in the U.S. labor force. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/05/opinion/great-resignation-employment.html https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/13/opinion/how-immigrants-are-saving-the-economy.html

Reagan and the Republicans in Congress passed a bipartisan immigration reform bill in 1986 and then passed another one during H.W. Bush's presidency in 1990. Each of those pieces of legislation consisted of provisions that both improved border security and opened more legal pathways for more immigrants. It's maddening that ever since 1990, the Republicans have committed to killing every single immigration reform bill presented in Congress instead of making any reasonable compromise with the Democrats on this very very important issue like they used to.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has been pushing his nation into an more autocratic ethnocentric nationalist country.

What if he just had bad luck? He approached only 8 girls. Also, cold/warm approach and the initial stages of dating these days has become rigged against men more than ever before.