andrew tate and daniel schmachtenberger

[Majed]

imagine a conversation between those two lol, sort of the contrast between the conservative and the liberal mind. but yeah a good application of leo's last two episodes is if you can understand both the worldview of daniel schmachtenberger and the one of andrew tate. takes mental flexibility to do that. but more importantly the compassion when you understand that both of them have the same intentions, improving themselves and the world, just different genetics, upbringing, personality types... both are doing their best. if you can see the humanity that they both share and the sameness in their speeches even though they're very different, you know you're wise, or at least bending into that direction...

[aurum]

1 hour ago, Majed said:

imagine a conversation between those two lol, sort of the contrast between the conservative and the liberal mind.

Not exactly.

Dschmach is already fairly integrated with his conservative and liberal mind. So it would be more like the comparison of someone who is highly integrated, knowledge and genuinely looking to solve collective problems versus a scammer.

1 hour ago, Majed said:

but more importantly the compassion when you understand that both of them have the same intentions, improving themselves and the world, just different genetics, upbringing, personality types... both are doing their best.

That’s true to a degree, but that doesn’t mean their perspective is anywhere near equal. A two year old is also trying its best when it throws its cup of milk across the room in the middle of dinner. 

[Razard86]

10 minutes ago, aurum said:

 

That’s true to a degree, but that doesn’t mean their perspective is anywhere near equal. A two year old is also trying its best when it throws its cup of milk across the room in the middle of dinner. 

Yes!!! At least that 2 year old doesn't filter how it feels, or suppress its emotion!! In a certain perspective that 2 year old is wiser than the adults that surround it!!

[aurum]

1 hour ago, Razard86 said:

Yes!!! At least that 2 year old doesn't filter how it feels, or suppress its emotion!! In a certain perspective that 2 year old is wiser than the adults that surround it!!

To a degree. It’s mostly prerational behavior, not a display of wisdom from the child. The child hasn’t been socialized yet to realize that throwing its milk is not a good idea.