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@Karmadhi Good luck to him for seeking to prosecute that bi-bi prick. I hope he makes history.

@Carl-Richard AKA body language analysis, AKA social/interpersonal intelligence.

@FourCrossedWands Basically OP's argument to the extreme.

@Yimpa Careful, Leo hates elephants and doesn't believe elephants can paint and express artistry in their elephant way.

@Yimpa Nah man, that last second video with the piano sounded a bit cringe to me, felt sorry for the piano. In fact both are racist ways of injecting hip hop into a music genre that doesn't support hip hop at all. Hip Hop came from the streets and from black culture, so forcing in Hip Hop into classical music is reverse racism, but it also is racist in that the white culture is culturally appropriating black music, in this case hip hop, into orchestra and classical music. Sorry it doesn't sound right to my ears and I immediately feel something very off putting about that.

@zazen That's true for the most part, I still don't know why others here are not realizing that the some and few alt right wing Zionists the Likud Party is the driving force of this Israel/Palestine conflict.

@Majed Music is both objective and subjective, and is a domain within ART which also houses visuals and bodily art like martial arts. Also even in music there are so many other genres of music, like orchestra, classical, folk, cultural and national. For example in Hip Hop you could say it's objective because there's history to Hip Hop music and genres within like in rap music there's Reggae, Boom bap rap, then later you have Kayne West type of R&B or even Drake's club banger music beats, mumble rap, UK Grime and UK Drill, even down to individual groups and artists like Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, J Cole(I don't like), Lil' Wayne, Jidi, then OGs like Tupac Shakur, Biggie, Big L, Big Pun, Cannibis, LL Cool Jay, Ice Cube, Wutang Clan, Immortal Technique, Busta Rhymes, and so on. Subjectivity comes into play with how each person's ears likes sonically, how our mind's ears like to replay songs and bars. For example I can replay a few entire albums in my mind like 009 sound system Dream scape because I do like the melodies there, the special effects in the audio it's catchy for me to remember completely, and then there are other music I don't like and either am lucky to forget or is stuck in memory for me.

Some example of how psychopaths communicate:

@LSD-Rumi So after doing some body language analysis, tonality and verbal, and statement analysis, I feel it's likely just hi trolling this. What makes this trickier is Howard's and Robbin's way of questioning him, and some of those questions are them interjecting their bias onto him, AKA asking leading questions and making some assumptions. Just how he answers them, his voice, the amount of 'um', 'uh', and intonations that indicate feelings of uncertainty and unsure feeling is there, there's enough for me to say he's trolling. I don't think it's real in this time of typing. If you have further proof the caller 'Clay' is an actual psychopath and the actual serial killer let me know here or dm please.

@Princess Arabia After doing some body language analysis, and in this case both verbal and statement analysis, I've concluded the caller has some degree of psychopathy but he's not a serial killer. Why? Because he had too many 'ums', 'uh', those filler words, which indicates internal processing/thinking about your answer. Also for 50% of the caller interview he was deflecting questions, and his voice sounded in places unsure, uncertainty, and surprise, which honestly if you're a serial killer, and you have killed, there's little uncertainty about the recollection. Here it's likely he's trolling, and the fact that the caller 'Clay' here was surprised in his tone to realize he's talking to Howard after already conversing with him and his female colleague, plus Howard's reputation at that time as a dark humour radio show guy, creates enough doubt in me to say he's faking here.

@Carl-Richard I agree. This is basically the 9 types of intelligences, and differences between specialized and generalized intelligence. There's also attention span which IMO plays a factor as well. With me I can easily zone out of very technical and very equation heavy lectures, but if the lectures are highly visual and align with my biases and interests I tend not to zone out too much. Even in areas where I'm pretty competent, say in chess or in drawing, I know and have enough experiences that I zone out but the output and process isn't effected at all.

@Leo Gura Yes I also agree, philosophy, sometimes metaphysics, mathematics especially equations and formulas, I find mostly boring and unimportant. But when it comes to language and the arts like drawing and music I'm pretty intelligent and visualizing stuff is easy and interesting to me. Maybe I draw what I see and know, not just what I see and not know.

@Nivsch, @Vrubel, @Lila9, @Heaven, and @hundreth. Sound about right? Oh and @Bobby_2021

@Merkabah Star True, same with me, I'm only against the Likud party and the war crimes Netanyahu has committed so far, that's all. I'm sure most Israeli citizens there are just caught in this polarization, and some left wing Israelis are trying to fight this too. I hope justice is served for those who deserve it most, and divine punishment to those most deserving for this whole mess.

This was a complete mess: What was missed in all that freaking shouting, was that even the Likud party discriminates against Arab Jews and even Arab Christians. In fact anything resembling Arabs they racially discriminate, that is alt right Zionism for you! I wonder how Bob would feel if he really knew how deeply racist Likud party is towards even Arab Christians too, and how he would feel when some of those Christians he calls brothers and sisters were caught in the cross fire? How they freaking bombed even a church killing some Arab Christians and other Palestinian civilians just to get to 1-2 HAMMAs members? But hey, overall good debate and you got to condemn both sides and be able to.

@Nivsch It was. What are you talking about?

This one's an interesting take:

Share some mediocre and maybe cringe podcasts right here!

@Agrande The hype is connected with the marketing and promo grift in social media and online cultures. Destiny for example is masterful with this, he'll go to twitter and tweet something slightly offensive to trigger some public outrage, but not enough it'll land him in legal trouble. Furthermore he has his daliban, a bunch of sycophants that epitomizes the para social relations and the fanboyism they have, so far as to dox, dog pile, cyber bully and harass, and mass reports, and outright would defend him and justify slanderous and defamatory stories of other streamers, YT Channels, news reporters, and so on. He's one example, there are plenty to showcase.

@Nilsi So just because of their self identity you do not want complex arguments with them, even simple ones? Even a simple conversation? I don't get it, it's not like a face to face interaction here. Have you been reported and false flagged? Hate mail? Don't be scared and report them back if they bully you! You cannot let yourself be afraid if they wrongly call you anti semite and try to silence you! You have a right to voice your opinion here, just not in a name calling and demonizing way or dogmatic way. In fact that Nazi Germany's Adolf Hitler and Israel's Benjamin Netayahu of the Likup Party, an ultra far right Zionist party, is a justifiable comparison becuase both leaders used genocidal rhetoric in similar ways. In fact if you read the bible and look in history in that region, as far back as the worship of Moloch, that region is like a hellish trap of sacrificing children, burning them alive over some fantasy god they worship. In fact the the valley of Hinnom, named in the New Testament in Greek form (from the Hebrew Ge Hinnom, meaning “valley of Hinnom”), Gehenna originally was a valley west and south of Jerusalem where children were burned as sacrifices to the Ammonite god Moloch.

Religious example of blue:

@Nilsi What? What are you apologizing for? I don't think you've been that insensitive for arguing this point:

@bebotalk Malls sells goods to people needs and otherwise value, in exchange of flattening the land, converting that land from wildlife into social and marketing areas for commerce for many centuries killing more land than golfing courses and golfing centers. Vehicles have been a mode for transportation for decades, going back to the 18 century to today, in exchange of paving roads and converting paths of land from wildlife into domestic usage for people traveling with vehicles. And yes roads have existed for far longer and have killed far more parts of wildlife than golfing has. My comparisons make sense and are strong because you are hyper focused on golf taking lands more, when so many other areas of society and other sports have in history been taking and converting lands far more than golfing did! The paper you use to write in your journals, the paper printer you use, the envelops and letters you write, the card board boxes you have, literally all paper products came from big capitalist companies that manufactures those raw materials from many trees, contributing to deforestation FAR MORE than golfing does.

@bebotalk Where did I state in any of my posts you were demanding to ban them? I said that since you lacked the direct experience of golfing, and you lacked knowledge on golfing, that you demanding others with greater experience and knowledge to not play golf is ignorant, therefore what right do you have to demand others to not play golf over reasons like too much land used? I said not play golf, I didn't say to ban golf, meaning to play less or to stop temporarily, not a BAN.