What are the odds that you, an average dude, is Tier 2? Not very high.

[Carl-Richard]

40 minutes ago, aurum said:

That seems questionable though.

Certainly you may have a very successful career and lots of friends. But I don't think I would say that's a necessary prerequisite for Tier 2.

Tier 2 friends, community, network, business, career, creative work. It's not a prerequisite, just like you can live on a farm with a bunch of Blue-ies, not own a car, not own your own place, not produce any products, services, art, literature or anything tangible that have to do with Orange; essentially be an Amish; and be Orange, but that's sure as hell not even in the single digit percentages of what you would expect.

[Leo Gura]

Time for Tier 2 to embed with the Taliban. It will make for great sitcom. The odd couple.

I wanna see Daniel Schmachtenberger discussing Game B with an Afghan warlord.

"Let's double-click on that..."

Edited April 10 by Leo Gura

[OmniNaut]

59 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Tier 2 must look like this:

Ken already beat you to it.

Not AI generated 🙄

[integration journey]

13 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Time for Tier 2 to embed with the Taliban. It will make for great sitcom. The odd couple.

I wanna see Daniel Schmachtenberger discussing Game B with an Afghan warlord.

"Let's double-click on that..."

What if there was a way to kidnap the highest ranking afghan war lord and make him do back-to-back 5-MEO-DMT sessions until he realizes he is God and integrates it and then do the Daniel interview 😁 

[OmniNaut]

27 minutes ago, integration journey said:

What if there was a way to kidnap the highest ranking afghan war lord and make him do back-to-back 5-MEO-DMT sessions until he realizes he is God and integrates it and then do the Daniel interview 😁 

It does not work that way. It the same kind of of thinking when hippies want to put weed in the water supply to make everyone high.

Even if your Afghan lord awakens to the realisation of God, it's still filtered through his stage Red and Blue thinking, probably creating even more of a tyrant in the end. This will probably will be the ultimate Bond villain, killing everyone (even his own people) because he is the only in existence.

[aurum]

1 hour ago, Carl-Richard said:

Tier 2 friends, community, network, business, career, creative work. It's not a prerequisite, just like you can live on a farm with a bunch of Blue-ies, not own a car, not own your own place, not produce any products, services, art, literature or anything tangible that have to do with Orange; essentially be an Amish; and be Orange, but that's sure as hell not even in the single digit percentages of what you would expect.

But is it safe to assume friends, community, network, business, career and creative work are associated with Tier 2? That's the whole question.

Why make that assumption in the first place?

Probably there is some correlation with Tier 2, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's actually stronger with people at Tier 1.

It seems to me Tier 2 is better off being assessed through cognitive function and perspective-taking, not your networking success. You can't assume those will go together.

[integration journey]

13 minutes ago, OmniNaut said:

It does not work that way. It the same kind of of thinking when hippies want to put weed in the water supply to make everyone high.

Even if your Afghan lord awakens to the realisation of God, it's still filtered through his stage Red and Blue thinking, probably creating even more of a tyrant in the end. This will probably will be the ultimate Bond villain, killing everyone (even his own people) because he is the only in existence.

I was joking..

[OmniNaut]

4 minutes ago, integration journey said:

I was joking..

[Elliott]

We obviously need tags next to our names, like karate belts. Epistemic ninjas.

Edited April 10 by Elliott

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, Elliott said:

Epistemic ninjas

I like that one

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[Leo Gura]

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[ExploringReality]

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[Majed]

@Leo Gura frankly yes, however i have one sticking point which is that it triggers me when people have worldviews however when you start talking about metaphysics and epistemology they just don't care. It's like they're unconscious that their worldview is constructed and think it is the only way reality is, which is silly. 

[Ulax]

If you haven’t progressed your Somalian pirate gf from red to green, do you even tier 2 bro?

[Leo Gura]

46 minutes ago, Majed said:

it triggers me when people have worldviews however when you start talking about metaphysics and epistemology they just don't care. It's like they're unconscious that their worldview is constructed and think it is the only way reality is, which is silly.

Yeah, that's the whole game. It's deeply frustrating and sad that people get stuck like that in their own narrowness of mind.

Edited April 10 by Leo Gura

[Majed]

@Leo Gura Yeah people don't see the value in truth and philosophy, all they care about is survival and having fun, gossiping, having relationships, following celebrities... what an existence lmao 

[ChrisZoZo]

I’ve been working for a decade now I’m trying to become tier 2. Not directly as such. So I think I’m likely to be tier 2, but I’m still stupid in anyways.

[Vynce]

21 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Yeah, that's the whole game. It's deeply frustrating and sad that people get stuck like that in their own narrowness of mind.

I mean most people have such a solid experience of reality and therefore such a solid worldview with no interest in realizing that it might be constructed. 
 

It’s like someone told us to look at a wall everyday and contemplate if it’s really constructed or an illusion. If you had no experience into the constructed nature of reality, this would seem so pointless and boring. 
 

I guess that’s how most view metaphysics and epistemology. 
 

Their minds are simple too solid to find interest in the flexibility and constructed nature of reality. 

Edited April 10 by Vynce

[Leo Gura]

@Vynce That's why sages and saints have always been rare.

Oh well, it's good to be a unicorn among horses.

Edited April 10 by Leo Gura