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@Adam M absolutely. But when adding stuff like breathwork + semen retention 14 days is crazy

You have to be very creative with designing your life. 90% of people don’t even question anything at all. But you have to question and breakdown every structure and facet of your life and society at large. Start bending the rules. I’m not saying to break the law. But to simply deviate from dogma and convention wherever your analysis has deemed essential.

It is not a bad idea to establish a secure financial / career situation. Who knows maybe sooner rather than later obviously good opportunities will come your way and you'll be able to jump on them. But when you're stuck surviving it's hard to do anything but frantically swim just to not drown. I made the same decision (doing something practical) you did except a few years later. And also estimate it should take about 3-5 years to develop some serious financial freedom. I also went down the sales and marketing rabbi-hole and burnt out (mainly from the sales stuff. A lot of emotional baggage and stress from constant quotas).

This doesn't just apply to sports science. The same goes for the vast majority of research conducted at universities. That's a big reason I always thought it was such a waste of time. Why would I devote myself to decades of research and work just to say "water is wet". I went to my old uni recently and basically everything was just replicating Andrew Huberman podcasts into a study. Nevertheless, it is such a fucking waste of time and resources. I can't understand why so many people devote their lives and studies to this. It's not interesting. And it's extremely fucking slow in terms of personal development and learning.

I cant speak for all situations. But I do speak from experiences as I have suffered from it since very, very young in multiple places in my body. First there studies that show a hedonic adaptation So basically people come back to their baseline happiness even after they developed chronic pain. In my experience there is truth to this. Despite the fact that my body hurts and is less mobile, I am still generally content. Although it did take a couple years to settle back into this reality. Lastly what I have managed to do is basically instead of trying to force my body to do what it cannot, I try to adapt and make modifications. That in itself has been it's own reward. I could become overweight, high blood pressure, and very unhealthy but instead I am more healthy than most. And I didn't do that by going to the gym but turning my daily life into the gym. That entire process forces me to be creative and I would argue the way I am doing it has many advantages over the traditional way people do because they haven't been forced to adapt and question the status quo. And for sure I have hated my life at times. I have lost opportunities available to me economically, social, and so on and so forth... Because perhaps I am physically incapable. Or socially etc... But instead of trying to force and push against the wall, letting things flow and going with the current. Idk I hear that life can surprise it if you let it, instead of forcing what you cling to as the ideal.

@OBEler Would need to see more use cases, feature / apps. This was just a little preview. I would say 100% it's hella damn useful for the AI session alone.

@DocWatts They will latch onto his ghost 100x harder now, until someone else fills the void. Basically turned an idiot into an idol.

@Ramanujan Probably not with 100 IQ. Although with AI, I think harder things will be accessible. You can use AI to do the thinking for you. Or maybe instead use it to do things you wouldn't naturally be capable of yourself, expand your natural baseline of thinking, etc... Idk I feel like most people if they pushed themselves hard could develop their minds 10 fold. Like the Leo of today is totally different than when he started Actualized. Self-development is real. neuroplasticity is real.

@Peo OP also said his IQ is 148 which is 1 in 1000 people. All the top tech entrepreneurs are like 145+ IQ. For the niches that he is involved in, raw cognitive horsepower is a necessary ingredient. But absolutely, without hard-work and massive effort on his part it is inconceivable. Not to discredit him as I know plenty of people with high IQ's whose life is crippled.

@Carl-Richard sounds like it's working. ADHD means genius. Push through it. Even if it means struggling with Quad2back

@Carl-Richard Reach quad n 4 back then test! I've seen people get the biggest IQ change from quad.

@Jacob Morres tbf Harvard does have the Hogwarts aesthetic. same burgundy colorway.

@Ramanujan ENFJ are awesome. Look at @Ero so inspiring man!

@Joshe Litte kids being influenced does not exclude adult children.

@Something Funny You don't have to. People's identity is way too caught up in politics. It breeds extreme emotions and extreme situations. Even if you are more level headed than 99.9999% of people. It only takes 1 possessed lunatic to spark the match.