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@Annoynymous do you have specific arguments against the points brought up in the video?
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I am really curious as to why America invaded Iraq. For a while, I assumed that it was simply because it benefitted the military industrial complex and fossil fuel industry. Now, while I am sure there is a partial truth to that, it feels like this feels a bit too simplistic. I am wondering your thoughts and if you had more resources/book suggestions on it
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@Leo Gura What would a tier 2 approach look like when it comes to helping a place like iraq develop healthily?
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If love is about fully accepting and embracing everything that is, including hate, why stop hitler, why try to "make the world a better place", etc.
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I love Wilber and there were still some nuggets of wisdom in this, don't get me wrong, but I think he may be watching too many sjw videos... a lot of cringe here
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He doesn't like anyone or any source of media that doesn't want to continuously suck his balls
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@Bodigger lol, it wasn't a source, it was an analysis of the situation
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4 hours ago, Jacobsrw said:Good luck finding one of them in our current societies
May as well start digging up bones.
Would be great to see the outcomes of a government of this sort nonetheless.
fr, look at how academia treats people like ken wilber
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56 minutes ago, PukkaDanks said:You will never be able to truly advance past stage orange unless you are financially indepenent.
Financial independence means:
- Not a wage slave
- Have at least enough cash to support you for the next 5 or so years without requiring you to work
- Any cash that you do make is a by-product of living out your purpose, you never need to work for money
Other thoughts
- Realistically this is 0.01% of the population (at least those under 30)
- Generally people try to move through orange too quickly, not grasping the significance of true financial freedom, and not playing the stage orange game
Discuss
I think that enough financial stability has potential to make people see the limitations of success and status. My dad has recently grown into green because of this actually.
That said, I know many heavily green college kids who are far from financially independent and have not fully integrated orange. Of course, this often manifests in an unhealthy orange shadow and skewed, toxic world views, but it is possible nonetheless. I def think green is probably healthiest and most stable/immune to regression when it is built on a foundation of healthy orange.
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@jennjenn00 lack of education of wealth inequality and lack of general consciousness
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this has way too many nazi vibes
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y'all are fooling yourselves if you think that russell isn't in the top .001% of people in terms of charisma. He would have his pick of the litter at any social situation.
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@Free Mind meh, you can't be that level of a chick magnet and be non-polarizing
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@Leo Gura could it be possible that survival is only a necessity of life based on how we conceptualize what life is from a human/earthly frame of reference?
Like what if the aliens were immortal and/or just didn't have an internalized drive to survive the way that life on earth currently does?
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Yeah, good luck getting people my age(20ish) to tune into like Noam Chomsky
Kyle's and Vaush's styles are like candy for college kids. There's of course negatives to their approach, but I think overall, they are doing a good job at raising awareness of social and economic issues from a green frame and they generally have pretty decent takes imo.
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middle east is def purple/RED overall with splashes of blue.
Iran is prob pretty solid blue though
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21 hours ago, Leo Gura said:Western culture is best:
this is way too cringey
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awesome video on geopolitics. I think this forum would appreciate it.

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in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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@Annoynymous
ok, maybe it is, but what specific points do you have issues with? it seems pretty solid to me