Leo Gura

@How to be wise A 20 minute video is not going to give you a sense of what that guy actually went through to get to where he is now. He's telling a story. He's highly condensed and over-simplified it. It took him years to go through that, so he is not giving you a full picture of his entire life, he's only telling you certain facets which play into this narrative of going from Nazi to Green. That phase of working at IBM probably included lots of Orange development. Also, you don't know his full starting position. He was probably already half orange when started out.

@Revolutionary Think Is this is what libertarians jerk off to? Lol

You can have many different personality types within one color stage.

The Godfather of Orange:

@martin_malin

@danilofaria Osho was obviously enlightened and way beyond Orange is many ways. But he also had some hangups with Orange. He took it to unhealthy levels.

What you have to understand about such Green people is that they are doing it out of an ideal of equality, in reaction against Blue & Orange. They really care about the animals. So much so that it goes overboard. Green cares too much, you could say. That is its strength and weakness. The life of an animal is worth more than throwing blood on some customer -- in Green's eyes. You can't put a price on life. They are more conscious than you in the sense that they see the equality of all life. An ego-filled person cannot see that an ant is worth as much as a human.

@Girzo Good call on the K-pop. So Orange.

@NoSelfSelf Look around your room right now and notice that everything you see has no meaning. Exclude no object. Just sit with that for a few minutes. Repeat every day for a month.

This one's for you software engineers. When you feel demotivated, you watch this one instead of the Arnold videos

What does anything mean?

Of course, how could we forget our lovable furry-hatted friend: P.S. I'm still waiting for you guys to buy me a Rolls Royce.

@jpcatrib I posted a video on my blog around Xmas 2017 about the amazing potential of Bitcoin for democratizing society in the future. In that sense, Bitcoin could become a Green technology. But there is also a lot of currency manipulation and gambling that goes on with BItcoin. People mining for Bitcoin hoping become overnight millionaires. That is a very Orange phenomena. Bitcoin is similar to the internet as a whole: it has a huge democratizing influence, but with this democratization comes all kind of vulgarity, manipulation, and nonsense. On the one hand the internet gave us Wikipedia, on the other hand it gave us porn and 4chan. Technology almost always tends to be a mixed bag, requiring nuanced sorting of wheat from chaff and wise application. In the hands of a fool, any tool become dangerous. And every stage of the Spiral will try to use new technology to entrench and defend itself. Stage Blue terrorists will not hesitate to use stage Orange nuclear weapons if they can get their hands on them.

@Self-Mastery "I don't remember people ever being in denial of what science is..." -- Niel DeGrasse Tyson I find this statement rather absurd for a scientist to say. Mankind has ALWAYS been in denial about science/reality, including scientists themselves! Scientists themselves deny all new radical scientific discoveries. Perfect example of Orange's lack of epistemic nuance.