Leo's Blog: Infinite Insights — Page 7
How's life in Iraq these days?:
Development tip: If you're going to travel, don't travel to Western democratic cities, travel to obscure unglamorous places. That's what will really grow you. Cultivate a taste for obscure travel. Notice how conformist most travelers are.
Of course, don't take undue risk.
Part 3 of my music playlist is out.
This update is massive and epic, with over 250 amazing tunes. Each tune was selected by me after searching through thousands of songs. This is the best of the best. You won't find this anywhere else. Many of these tunes are obscure and unknown.
An excellent documentary about the KKK.
It's surreal how racist people were. Racism is one of the most blatant examples of the power of self-deception. Imagine taking a 19th century racist and trying to convince him that all of his racism was nothing more than a mental construction, self-deception, and group-think. What a feat! Almost as hard as trying to get a scientist/rationalist to realize that God is real.
That's the power of conformity.
I have not been updating the blog in the last 2 months because of a technical problem which prevented me from logging into the blog's back-end. That has finally been fixed and the blog is now fully operational and will be updated regularly.
Sorry for the long delay.
I used to be a virtual world oligarch.
Back in 2003 I was very active playing an early MMORPG called Star War Galaxies. Through hard work and clever business exploits I became one of the wealthiest players on my server. I had hundreds of millions of credits and used my wealth to easily make more wealth through clever trading. I had so much money I started selling in-game money for real-world dollars. I also flaunted my wealth by spending on elaborate, mind-blowing displays of rare valuable loot. I had a shop/museum that displayed piles of the game’s rarest loot, equivalent to walking into someone’s house and seeing a pile of diamonds stacked to the ceiling. I meticulously arranged every ‘diamond’ in the pile to impress my customers. I basically role-played as a selfish, greedy, oligarch billionaire and it was super fun and exciting for the ego.
That was just a game, but that experience allowed me to understand how real life billionaires play the game of life. Whether its virtual or physical makes no difference, the psychology and principles are the same. Must get bigger yacht.
By playing that game I got that itch out of my system, so now I can devote my real life to what really matters: Truth.
Virtual worlds present an interesting way of burning through karma. Too bad virtual worlds are so rare these days. A virtual world is not the same thing as an online video game, it's something more. The potential of virtual worlds has gone almost untapped. Virtual worlds are a powerful tool for teens and young adults to explore various identities.
Zionist corruption is just shameless.
Notice what happens to news media when truth stops being their top priority.
You can be loyal to Israel or you can be loyal to truth, but not both.
My channel gets more views than this clown propagandist Bari Weiss, who got bought out for $200 million dollars.