Leo Gura

I posted a link of my fave RO models on my blog some time ago.

That's pretty good. But how would you apply that in complex situations such as: Driving your car kills bugs Driving your car adds to climate change Buying cheap products supports slave labor Using fertilizer to grow you fruits kills animals and pollutes the water Getting your electricity from wind trubines kills birds Consuming porn might contribute to exploitation of women in that industry Etc Genuinely curious how your system handles that.

@Water by the River You are engaged in the reductionism of Consciousness through your Buddhism. If you do that hard enough you will succeed. But that is a limited thing you made of it -- through your self-brainwashing. None of that grasps the higher nature of Consciousness.

Surprisingly, this question might take your contemplations on this topic further: If you just took a wild guess, where would you say you're most wrong? And then just observe your intuition very carefully.

My RO system has a remineralization stage. It doesn't cost much extra.

Good stuff

Well, when you find him take a pic and send it to us.

I had a profound awakening into the nature of time. The explanation is so profound and unique that I decided to save it for an advanced course.

Quality, not quantity

That doesn't stop Hamas

Still higher consciousness than a barbarian rape horde.

Everything is about you. Just keeping it real.

Titles are a trap

If you actually discovered an inconsistency in basic arithmetic you would win a Fields Medal, which is harder to win than a Nobel Prize. The crazy stuff I say cannot be formally proven, which is why I can get away with it. But if you say crazy things about formal systems like arithmetic, you're in trouble without proof because all of math hinges on formal proofs. In order to criticize math, logic, and science effectively you gotta call meta aspects of their work into question, the psychology of their paradigms, not their content. Because the content of math is quite solid. For example, you can criticize math for being too reductionistic and too formal, or too narrow to capture reality.

1) Don't forget that it could always be worse. If Israel was Red/Blue they would do a lot worse. 2) Hamas' actions are very calculated. They gave their terrorist militia guys maps of Jewish kibutuz to attack on Oct 7th. It wasn't spontaneous. As bad as the bombing is, Israelis are not invading like a barbarian horde and executing every civilian in sight.

I drink my water from public urinals with a bamboo straw. Very sustainable.

Guys! Did you know that 1+1 actually equals 11? The government doesn't want this cat out of the bag, so if I'm ever found dead, just know: not suicide.

This characterization lacks nuance.

Actually, it is still different. Hamas is Red/Blue, Israel is Blue/Orange. That is an important difference. Of course this does not excuse Israel's actions.

The one thing I heard him say right is that we are all God. So points for that. But even Alex Jones says stuff like that sometimes. But the problem with all these conspiracy guys, including Rogan, is that they mix up kernals of truth with a lot of pure BS. The best conspiracy theorists do that. The trap is not that it is 100% wrong, but that 20% of it is right and that bit of truth is used to sneak in a mountain of bullshit and fantasy. The problem with this kind of thinking is not this or that fact being right or wrong, but the overall big picture ends up being a delusion: that some evil people are plotting to withhold truth from you. The one withholding truth from you is you!

You can buy a table-top RO system which doesn't require drilling holes in your kitchen. You are wasting money just driving to the store to buy water. Not entirely, but since we drink so much water all the time, it's wise to make that source as clean as possible. Water sustains your life.

No, that is not a valid conclusion.

You can. That's the magic of Infinity

@NightHawkBuzz Or... you're just biased and God isn't.

Doesn't make more sense to first understand what you are doing before you do it? Everyone assumes they understand and just start doing. And then it's too late, those people are lost.