Danioover9000

@Bobby_2021 True, but also in some places like in China, Korea and Japan they have the 9-9-6 job routine there(work from 9:00 am to 9:00pm 6 days a week.). Also brutal schooling and education curriculums incentivizing corporate and capitalism ideology over knowledge and well-being, again Japan's schooling system is great example of this toxic work culture permeating even in schools.

@Dauntment Exactly. Agree on the causation although there are much more to it, and agree that education and some reform is needed, again probably several more solutions needed as well.

@martins name I agree, yet this issue is a combinatory issue. What westernized countries need to do is have a limited form of democracy, more along the lines of the Roman empire republic, and find ways of restricting down feminism and egalitarianism paired with ideological capitalism and neoliberalism. Main reasoning is ever since the start of feminism, of the suffrage movement, time goes on and feminism just keeps on borrowing from other civil rights movements, and pushes women to be more individualistic and act like men, act more rational, and be more careers and business orientated as opposed to feminine and relationships/family orientated. After the counter culture movement, feminism and egalitarianism flourished a little bit, but at the expense of indoctrinating the female population to be less relationship/family geared, to being more careers orientated, which also increases occupation of jobs men would normally take. Combined with capitalism and long working hours, say in Japan, males have much less times to date and to work on building relations with their potential spouses, which adds to the birthrate decline in a westernized native country, which then makes that country desire more outsourcing of human labor from theocratic countries that can reproduce it's numbers. Combined with feminism, this makes women who are feminists have an inflated expectation of their ideal male partners, which decreases their potential dating poll. Also contributing to this whole decline in birthrates is a loose restriction on abortion and too much usage of sex methods that prevent pregnancy, and this whole PUA/hyper sexual liberation movement, which devalues that act of sex and sexual intercourse instead of it being a sacred act, it's now a typical Friday night activity, another excess of stage orange individualism and capitalism and transactional relationships instead of seeing relationships as something sacred and spiritual, same with marriage ever since the separation of church and state, and state divorce and church divorce, women with committment issues and who are careers and business orientated see divorce as gaining more money from their husbands but also as an easy way out of a marriage when the act of marriage is the unification of two polar opposites until death do them apart, through the darkest valleys and the brightest beaches. With higher divorce rates comes higher rates of single parent households, which is much worse for a developing child that's inherit the dysfunctional relations of his father and mother's imperfect marriage.

@Raze That's a bad look for Israel if this is true, but I'm not surprised. Historically this events also have happened, for example Pearl Harbor attack, the president apparently knew Japan would likely attack, so the military sent the aircraft carriers to a different location, and other military assets first, so when the attack happens and the aftermath, when America declares war on Japan they have their carrier fleets with them for their fighter planes and such. Tactics like this of tactical retreats or allowing some degree of attack to justify a military retaliation happens in history.

@Leo Gura @Puer Aeternus My take and position with the UFO phenomena is that it's real, an UFOs or UAPs recently, they do exist. I'm willing to argue this position with anyone who thinks otherwise, as it's just absurd to me to falsely be skeptical and try to debunk this whole filed of UFO, and even paranormal/supernatural experiences and phenomena as hoax. Even if one video is fake, or there's an orchestrated fraud, does not mean the entire field that is UFOs is all fake. If that's the case, if someone told and sold me KFC fried chicken with rice, corn, fries and hot wings in Indonesia, but I learned actually it's not authentic KFC, the spice mix is different, fries are from frozen foods, hot wings only uses buffalo spice and flour, corn and rice were bought elsewhere, does that make all of KFC, as an industry worldwide and in the USA, fake and unreal and doesn't exist?

@Juan How is that an argument against the existence of UFO phenomena? Let's me just grant you that if this Malaysian airplane disappearance by UFOs was a fake, and you are right that this video is a fraud, does one fake video, or one act of fraud, discount the entire metaphysics, epistemology, and the whole UFO phenomena? Does one fabricated video justify skeptics debunk mentality and claims that UFOs are not real, and don't exist?

An interesting video clip, a scientist who is in a podcast where the host talks to a variety of guests with UFO bias. This clip is a person who believes UFO's exists reacting and commentating, with the podcast host, of a video by some VFX or special effects expert, who doesn't believe in UFOs phenomena, trying to debunk a video of UFOs hovering around an airplane midflight. I'll be doing body language analysis, verbal analysis, discourse analysis and some statement analysis as to the deception and defensiveness from the debunker and the reactor and the podcast host, their word choice and tonality will also be noted: Nico's intro, the VFX artist, lost of hand gesturing and head movement, camera for viewers is to his upper right, and his front is the monitor with the airplane with the UFOs. Between 1:02 to 1:05, lower left panel shows host with deep lib compression and suppressed frowning around mouth, likely withholding statements or trying not to smile or snicker in front of guest. Could be deceptive and may mean he knew VFX artist's video as you'll see host repeatedly tell guest to pay attention to video. Between 1:08 to 1:13 guest readjusts mic and mic stand, leans away from the film. Could be defensiveness creeping in non-verbally. Also around 1:12 to 1:15 Nico says 'I wanted to take a look at these shots.', quick follow up to 'Danny asked me to take a look at them and apply my visual effects artist's eye.'(This statement doesn't make sense, a minor contradiction because the subject Nico wanted to see this video, but then states Danny asked him tp apply his expertise and take a look, so which is it?), followed by left hand rolling up right hand sleeve, as if to non-verbally tell he's ready to 'get his hands dirty', to 'get to work with these hands.' like he's showing his confidence in himself a bit as a VFX artist expert.

@HMD Proof he's an antisemite and a hypocrite then, can't accuse others of misinformation and antisemitism, yet you yourself do antisemitism. Shameful.

@martins name I propose a limited democracy similar to the Roman republic, with way more senators and congressmen than today's standards of government and federal government. I propose restrictions onto feminism and egalitarianism, and the unification of some church with state, not all the church but some church and theocracy/orthodoxy with state. Reasoning is that the declining birthrate crisis, single parent homes and single mom households, and high divorce rates are caused by egalitarianism and feminism run amok in the majority of the westernized countries like Japan, South Korea, Canada, the USA, some of the UK as it's mainly secularist, and some European countries. Even China and Russia, heavy secularist countries suffer from the decline in birthrates, and when a nation cannot reproduce it's own numbers above threshold replacement numbers, mainly secularist egalitarian countries with some capitalisms/neoliberalism ideology, they have to outsource from countries with a theocratic/autocratic rulership, staunch stage blue/red countries, and have them immigrate to countries with these birthrate declines. Also a revision on the no fault divorce brought by state marriages as that also plays a net negative in breaking the nuclear family, and causing single parent households.

@martins name Sure, especially when they contribute to the birthrate crisis in westernized countries.

@martins name You're mostly right with the hypothetical. Just watch out for egalitarianism, feminism, and the capitalism/neoliberalism ideology, when it starts to negatively effect the flourishing of society.

@bebotalk So because working hour restrictions are modern, justifies the 9-9-6 work life in Japan, China, South Korea and other Asian countries?(work from 9:00am to 9:00pm, for 6 days a week Monday to Saturday, sometimes Sunday.) Also, the indoctrination and grooming of capitalism and neoliberalism ideology, say in Japanese schools, forcing students to get cram schools, mandatory clubs, until they arrive home at 10:00pm, only 30 minutes to 1 hour left for homework, no free time to develop hobbies and interests, and repeat the next day? All to prepare them to serve their corporate masters and capitalist gods?

Speak of the devil, this episode 8 of fate extra encore, saber tells the protag and the viewers what a genius is, at the 7 minute mark: https://www.netflix.com/title/80185145?trackId=14170286&trackIdJaw=14170287&trackIdEpisode=14170289&trackIdTrailer=14170288&dpRightClick=1 Seems like Saber and I are pretty consistent with my definition of a genius. Ironically a fictional character agrees with me way more than @Razard86 or others like him trying to erode the meaning of genius to everyone, as everyone's a genius, which flatlines genius into normalcy, devaluing genius, so what's the point of genius then?

Pretty interesting if you think about it, how most JRPGs would have a god as some final boss:

@An young being Wasn't there a few games with Hinduism themes? I think one was Asura's wrath, and a few more. Yeah, for gameplay, game mechanics and probably world building it makes sense.

@MysticalSnow ???

@bebotalk Great, so we both agree she did went over the top with doxxing, and we both agree a tit for tat, her making a dedicated channel to counter his dedicated channel, is justified?

@Ash55 Of course, what country, what patriarchy and theocratic orthodoxy would readily accept other ideologies that do not contribute to the flourishing of their society?

@Hello from Russia

@StarStruck One time I'd agree, as egalitarianism, feminism, capitalism and neoliberalism has negatively effected the birthrates of westernized countries, and even secular communist countries like Russia and China with their legalization of abortion much earlier than the west. This is the patriarchy and orthodoxy in Russia, of staunch stage blue/red reacting against the wokeism they perceive as a woke agenda.

@Phoebe Could you tell us how you worded your critic of Elon Musk?

@bebotalk I'll reiterate, not justifying doxxing, and agreeing on the tit for tat. Don't troll me.

Here's another interesting debate a year ago, slightly on the immature side yet plenty of lessons from developmental factors and developmental psychology, also shout out to Mr. Girl as well:

IMO, this debate has societal and political ramifications for atheitst, secularists and humanists that follow Matt Dillahunty, a professional debater, who rage quit when pressed by Andrew Wilson and couldn't refute Andrew's argument. Good lessons to learn ignorance, developmental factors and psychology. What and how would you debate and argue your worldview against someone like Andrew, or even Matt? Yes, even intelligent people are deluded, especially the aloof ones with hubris and intellectual superiority complexes.

@StarStruck Judgments? no. Discernment? Yes.