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@Ryan_047 I was speaking to him, not you. @PurpleTree ...What?

@tsuki Deal

@Gesundheit2 What are you referring to? That aliens/reptilians? If so, that's really far reaching even for you. To me, it will mostly be because of the differences in terms of development, morally, cognitively, cultural value systems, collective consciously, psychographic and demographically, as well as various other factors like militarily, economically, narratively and other factors that make up a society and culture.

@tsuki I'm open to it, but it depends on the nature of this alliance: is it mutually exclusive and beneficial? Do we take turns in leadership?

@Scholar There's no disagreements, you are agreeing with me when it comes to various factors in a person's psychological development, their cognitive and moral development, their states of being and life experiences. If this was any other person besides Putin leading Russia, from the Kremlin or some other group, then you could say that the situation would be slightly different, but even here you would agree with me that it also depends on various psychological factors. Also, one's worldview, indoctrinated narratives and cultural beliefs play a huge role in shaping one's bias, so both of us could say that what led to Putin being Putin is the group and surrounding culture. We can demonize and condemn, but do so in a more self aware and conscious way, that does so without making us look worse than whoever we are demonizing. See? I think you mainly disagree about Hitler though, because to Hitler at the time, who was lost, what alternatives were out there for him? He wasn't aware of how to construct a better vision, but was supplied the vision he had, from those surrounding him.

@Max_V I might've guessed wrong, I thought @Leo Gura was talking about the last video between Reckfull and Dr. K, and whatever happened between the time he and Dr. k logged off, and before his suicide, that something happened with his game, and Reckfull's vision being limited.

@SOUL Very good post and points. My issue with Dr. K, when he brought up the predictive Doshas and how they can predict the likelihood of one getting Covid, is that he was saying it in such an open way, without giving written and/or verbal disclaimers about this shouldn't be a substitute for Covid precautions and treatments, that it did leave it very open to the suggestion that this modal is likely useful to Covid. I wouldn't have had an issue if he used some other examples, but he had to bring up Covid, and considering the misinformation lately with anti vax and such, and the lethality of the virus, that by doing this without some warnings and disclaimers, he's really not being careful and giving false impressions. And I'm not overly negative with Ayurveda, it has a place and time, it's not pseudoscience but pre science of observations of different bodies and their reactions to various ailments that are observable, I don't like the flippant way he presented that, as if it's no big deal Covid.

@Scholar That does not mean that it justifies condemnation with little awareness of one's self and cultural bias. That also does not mean that the consciousness level of a politician is seperate from the consciousness level of the group/country and collective that that which that individual comes from. Just because Hitler was at the forefront of the Nazi party, doesn't mean he is the only central problem. A figure head and mouth piece is not the main issue, it's the monster puppeteers behind the person that infected him with their mind virus.

@Max_V If I have to guess what @Leo Gura is really saying, is that Reckfull's vision for his life is too limited that he made his entire life about one video game he's making, which created the problem that if the game was finished, or cancelled, that there were no other available alternatives to pursue, that was what triggered the depression and suicide, the finish of that game, which was a problem because Dr. K in an earlier video woth Reckfull, gave him that framing, to stick to finishing that game. It was one of several mistakes in Dr. K's part that lead to his suicide.

@hello1234 Why do you want to debate, instead of having a discourse?

@hello1234 So you want everyone to agree with your perspective, and you want a debate?

@hello1234 Have you read the forum guidelines, or have you put yourself in your own ignore list, to not notice your are breaking some of those guidelines?

@Preety_India Not absolutely sympathize with him, I can understand and sympathize 20% of what he is in terms of the other factors involved, but I mostly don't sympathize with him overall. More important is empathy than sympathy. I have some empathy, but not enough to be blindsided. Do you also sympathise or empathize with what he's doing, at least in the understanding level?

@hello1234 Yes, everyone here knows and notices your getting too emotionally triggered and defensive to talk about the Ukraine/Russia conflict. Who wants to engage with someone who is too defensive and close minded to not consider both sides of the issue and more, and have hostile language? If you can't learn to be open minded, be open to learning from different perspectives, tone down your hostile language, be less dogmatic and debatable and more conversational and discursive, and behave yourself, then don't be surprised when you get kicked out. Leo gave you fair warnings before.

@Preety_India Just like you stated in another thread, about nuclear warfare, what you would do. You're don't have preferences for fighting and killing, so you prefer to hide and shelter in a bunker. But another person might love fighting and killing, and would be out there at the forefront fighting. That thought and feeling is self bias. You were basically having a preference against some elements of stage red in that hypothetical. It's also a psychological development modal, so self bias is in it.

@hello1234

@PurpleTree I condemn Putin and his strategic decision of war against Ukraine. However,I make this condemnation knowing that I'm biased against stage red, against Russia because my worldview and indoctrination stems from the western world and western cultures/values, that my cognitive and moral development is higher than the majority of Russians and Putin's, that my personality type allows it, that my states of consciousness and being allows me to safely condemn his actions, that my level of empathy has a limit to even this, and that my general and specific life experiences and domains of mastery are such that there's too much of a difference between my life experiences versus that of Putin's and the average low/mid/upper class Russian. How many people are willing enough to say these disclaimers before going down an emotional outrage against this situation, that they are biased with their condemnation? Close to zero, and even more so when face to face with other people.

This thread has everything under the sun, demonising, name calling, blaming, close mindedness. Stage green triggers, not willing to be open or learn from other perspectives. This thread has some pretty good examples to study from.

A good analysis of this situation overall: Ultimately, depending on your values, cognitive and moral development, personality traits, states of being, and various life experiences, almost every person has different fears. To Putin, If Ukraine joined NATO, it's a real and serious threat to Russia, because trying to defend a land invasion from NATO, through Ukraine, is very difficult due to the flat topography. If Ukraine belonged to Russia, Russia establishes a choke point to defend itself from a land invasion. You can demonize Putin, but don't lose the understand of his perspective and take for granted what real fear is to him. He is in a state of being and emotion that is fear and insecurity, from potential aggression from NATO, right next to Moscow. It's not a great feeling.

Everyone, this here is a great example of what stage green looks like when triggered.

@Preety_India Social media marketing and networking, gotcha.

Especially from freelancers and small businesses owners, how did you brainstorm for your own marketing strategy? Does it have to be directly in line with what you do?

@vizual Thanks for the post. I already know my mission statement, my generalised purpose, my specialised purpose, my ten year mastery path, my top ten values, my top 5 feelings, my top 5 strengths, my zone of genius and already did some year resolution goals. I'm still not sure what my ideal medium is, like I want to be an illustrator, but I also want to be a comic book artist, but I also want to be a writer, but I want to be a video game player. I'm even more unsure what my ideal consumer base is, to align that with what I do. If I'm an illustrator, and do landscape type genres, I don't know what that caters to. I know id I became a comic book whatever, that caters to mostly late teens demographic, but I want to include more mature themes, and still feel like I'm doing an illustration almost per page, like it's a monthly release comic book versus a weekly release. Going indie or freelance is good, but I still don't know enough.

@puporing Like put out cold emails, maybe online ads? Or join a website and draw for free for sometime, but later start charging costs?

@Carl-Richard I think I want to say that, is that both the giver and receiver in that communication, should exercise careful communication, and be sensitive to the liability of the communication. Meaning that, if in the convo, I passionately talk about an alternative medicine's potential of likely predicting the likelihood of a virus, that I clarify, immediately or at the end of the convo, that that shouldn't replace proper treatment. On the reciever's end, that would mean that you should be more careful of how, given other factors like worldview, value system, cognitive patterns of thinking, moral frame works, personality type, sense making mind, the state of being/consciousness one is in, and general to specific life experiences so far, that to not jump to conclusions too quickly.