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    On 27/01/2026 at 5:18 AM, LambdaDelta said:

    It's taking place right now. Metaphorically, it is to die, but also to live. I had to surrender being a victim to a perceptual malaise that makes me see everything as boring, unless the intensity of experience is literally at warzone meat-grinder levels (looking back, that's pretty much the main reason I got into hardcore spirituality in the first place, as nothing on this Earth was enough to make me feel alive). After a bunch of profound awakenings, despite their immense significance and beauty, it actually worsened my condition for a long time, as I now had a new reference frame for how crazy things could get, but was simply unable to see the same divinity in the mundane. It's still a major struggle, but I've resolved to work with what I got and make the most out of it instead of resigning myself to the impossibility of change and therefore a slow descent into addiction, depression, and unfulfillment, just waiting to serve out my term here (I also know with certainty that I'll live to 72, don't ask how). This entailed killing the self-deception that I don't need or want anything and don't care about wasting away my potential. The fear was twofold there: first the death of my old apathetic identity, as no matter how ugly it is it's still me, and it was at least capable of one final act of selflessness and courage — dying to make room for the greater good; and next is the sickening realization of just how much work lies ahead, which I already semi-consciously knew and desperately wanted to avoid, keeping me in paralysis for so long. But I'll do it nonetheless, if not for myself then for the world. Currently I'm in the process of methodically engineering a new identity based on powerful principles drawn from a variety of sources that will be able to go all the way, or at least till the next milestone. The deadline is set for end of this week, Feb. 1, with the weekend reserved for installing this new kernel into the innermost depths of my consciousness. 
    So, in a sense, this is goodbye, I'll see you all on the other side. 

    What kind of new identity did you create? You mentioned goodbye in early Feb. Now it's March!

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    On 23/12/2025 at 0:48 AM, Elliott said:

    Calls and Puts, people make 1,000x all the time, most lose everything.... but if you knew the future you would win.

    40% is astronomical investment return rates, 1,000x is options trading. Your 'pot' would grow exponentially over the year, making bigger trades.

    On 23/12/2025 at 0:48 AM, Elliott said:

     

    But calls and puts have little to do with age. If you are so good, you would still make lots of money right now regardless of age.

    1000x is nice to say on paper but most people are too afraid or they will make mistakes. Most people got burned badly before they even hit 10x on their account. 

    But if we talk about total net worth, even professional investors and traders can only make 40% positive gains per year.

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    Andrew Tate has revealed the one key issue that cost him in his boxing debut on Saturday night in Dubai.

    The four-time kickboxing world champion returned after five years out of action, and over a decade since seriously competing at his peak. He faced reality TV star Chase DeMoor, and struggled to keep up the pace over six rounds before losing a decision.

    He gave a lengthy statement at the post-fight press conference, but refused to give any excuses as he gave DeMoor his due. But speaking on his show Emergency Meeting today, he went into more detail about what went wrong.

    BIG MONEY: Andrew Tate’s earnings for Chase DeMoor loss could reach $52million as details of deal emerge

    Andrew Tate claims tiredness cost him his fight with Chase DeMoor

    For the first couple of rounds on Saturday night, Tate did show some solid movement against a much slower and stiffer DeMoor. But by the third, he appeared to be visibly tired and struggled to catch his breath between rounds.

    He cites this as the reason he ended up losing, but insists that he is proud to have stepped up at all against such a challenge.

    “I have not yet had time to process why he beat me,” Tate told his audience. “I don’t even know… I got tired after the second round, and I don’t know why. The first and second round, he couldn’t touch me and if I didn’t get tired I would have won.

  23. Posted · Edited by hyruga

    14 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

    Dude, if you could travel back in time even one year you could be a billionaire investing in stocks. That is not something to regret.

    Haha that's stretching it too far. No way in one year can someone earn 1 bil investing in stocks unless you already have millions in networth in the first place.

    Even Buffett has an annual compounded growth of about 19% per year. The more powerful investors can gain 40% over their past year net worth.