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    True, some friends know i've had many trips and ask if they should try it or not, my answer is usually based on how well i know the person, but then again, you never know what you're gonna get, you just follow the guidelines of basic "newbie tripper" rules if you're starting out, but remember to keep in mind it's never 100% safe, in fact, one of my scariest bad trips was when i took what i thought was a low dose of albino penis envy mushrooms but ended up having some suicidal thoughts because my stupid ass thought it wasn't a bad idea to mix it with one small weed brownie (ha!), in the end i learned a lot from that trip but man i wouldn't wanna risk going there again ever..

     

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    sounds pretty intense , but i can see why it can be pleasant, reminds me a bit of the time when i took a high does of Ketamine, the reality being slowly torn apart was amusing to me on many ways, it's also eye opening to experience ego death.

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    @Leo Gura

    4 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

    1) The US created ISIS with bad policy. Which is what Israel will also do.

    2) Hamas is more complicated because Palestinians will still live in the region and still need a political solution to their situation. You have a situation there which will keep respawning radical Jihadists.

    good point about respawning radical jihadists, how can this loop stop? I’ve grown up in Palestinian schools they do not teach anything close to the radicalism of Hamas. But those jihadists grow up in Gaza where Hamas controls probably most of what it’s being educated.

    By the way: it is well known that in the West Bank every Friday prayer, the government sends out to all the Muslim shieks what to preach on that Friday, just think about what hamas might preach out to achieve their goals, if you grow up believing in an afterlife full of pleasures in the garden of Eden if You die as a “shaheed” , you will probably not fear death as much in fact, that will be exciting for you. We can see why this is a problem.

    Ps: in this video around 8:30 you can see a okay being done by kids at school training for commando team in Hamas 

    https://youtu.be/CZwTmT__qzY?si=sfAdamCK2eUWxRua 

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    56 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

    At this point Israel is just carpet bombing Gaza:

    https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/middleeast/satellite-images-gaza-destruction/index.html

    The US should not be supporting this. This is not going to solve anything.

    @Leo Gura

    I understand where this is coming from , but a ground invasion is also not so simple, especially when there’s evidence going out like the one in this video of Hamas stopping civilians from Excavating out the areas they were warned away from. How can Israel deal with this strategically?

    https://youtu.be/kaK4muqkRBE?si=NSkSYqXdPew58Vm3

     

  16. Posted · Edited by GabeN

    @Nivsch

    1 hour ago, Nivsch said:

    Israel is so much stronger than hamas and also more than any other country in the region because of its culture of learning from every mistake, survival mentality for 75 years and democracy level of development which allows variety of opinions and endless brainstorming. 

    If hamas wants that, it is a suicidal desire.

    True, at this point Hamas is much weaker technologically at least than Israel,

    I'm not sure what are they putting they bets on, maybe they thought about negotiating there way out of this with the hostages?

    yet again they might wanna try even if it looks suicidal at this point, stage red much? 

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    This brings to mind accounts of individuals who have experienced lucid dreams that seemingly lasted an entire year. In a way, I like to think that these dreams can genuinely create the sensation of a year having passed. Yet, in reality, the dreamers have only undergone REM sleep for approximately an hour and a half. The dreams they experienced can be likened to a well-crafted movie that portrays events spanning a year. If executed skillfully, with a well-designed plot and storyline, the movie can indeed evoke the feeling that a substantial amount of time has elapsed