Cireeric

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  1. Saying Rupert Spira sounds like Blackpill 101 is quite hilarious.
  2. I cant tell if youre trolling or if youre serious... If youre serious, then what you even do on this forum? If you orient yourself anywhere near the goals of most people on this forum you should see that what youre doing is the polar opposite and antithetical to the work of actualizing yourself. If you admit to yourself that youre engaged in very unhealthy stuff and habits and youre on the journey of changing yourself fine, but if not why engage here?
  3. +1 Especially on this forum. Every once in a while when I watch some Video of him, like his last appearance on Lex Friedman im impressed by some of his ideas and his articulation of it. He grapples with the deepest topics in a brilliantly articulate way like very few and still gets dismissed way too easy.
  4. I followed the Infinite IQ guy for quite some time now. Although I think overall his visions seems to be a bit narrow (narrowing down on money and IQ) I like his methodical approach and I must admit I was avoiding the Dual-n-Back training for quite some time since it seems to be a pain in the ass in the beginning. Now after training consistently for 2 weeks the progress is faster than I would have thought. It took 2-3 training sessions till I got 90-100% on dual-2-back and then I switched to dual-3-back. Today it felt way easier to play and I scored consistently over 60% on dual-3-back. If my observations arent just placebo I think it translates well into speech-pace and fluidity. Im excited to explore the potentials of training regularly. Nice! I found this site, where you can play all levels without ads: https://dual-n-back.io/ I hope there is not better or worse algorithm-method on these sites.
  5. Thanks guys! @shree Good idea, these should be way better than the plastic-bags. The plastic-bags also seem to be way too crude to store such a pristine chemical
  6. I havent listen since quite some time, but back in the summer 2021 when I discovered it I couldnt get enough of it and it was the entry point to a whole new genre. I love the vibe of the full album but the explosive energy in this one is particularly great.
  7. Alright, not the most conclusive answer but thanks I guess I will err on the safety side, start with a mild dose and carefully watch if I react any different.
  8. I have the suspicion that my Malt turned into a somewhat darker color over the summer, it was not stored in a particularly hot spot but my room temperature was probably up to 30 celsius. Is there reason for concern? I havent done it for quite a few months. Can this stuff decay and get potentially more harmful to the body? I guess I will start to test doses from the lowest possible amount up and see the reaction.
  9. Damn, this is crazy good! I wonder how you always manage to pull the best of the best seemingly out of your ass haha
  10. I really enjoyed this one. Easy to implement tricks that will make a difference without requiring to change your diet in any major way.
  11. Nice! You have experiences with Malt too and do you see comparable potential for purification/cleansing there?
  12. Alright, thanks, I will look into that source.
  13. @Adam MIt is so hard to make sense of nutrition, the vinegar thing seems to be another topic where I see diametrically opposed infos. Look for example this Video from Paul Chek: He is one of the guys that seems to have high-integrity and is very rigorous in his study. I consider him to be trustworthy.
  14. I agree that the messaging of sugar = sugar and therefore a chocolate-cake is the same as a fruit is quite a misplaced message, particularly in the contemporary US food-landscape. Of course a fruit is better for you than a chocolate-cake and has vitamins, phytochemicals, antioxidants etc. and raw-honey is way more nutritious than refined sugar. She talks from the limited perspective of glucose-spikes. If you can see that her paradigm is limited but has some truth in it and take the signal and throw out the noise I think there is value in her message. A very fundamental teaching here on Actualized. That is the same as listening to John Mearsheimer on Geopolitics who presents a political-realist perspective and saying: "this is so retarded, I cant believe it". He too presents a limited paradigm and if you take it for the whole picture you run into problems. If you present reality with all its nuances and complexities it is way harder to present a coherent and digestible narrative and you also run into all sorts of paradoxes and contradictions.
  15. Nice! Didnt knew that one.
  16. It makes sense if you look at it through the lense of glucose-spikes. That is her paradigm. Of course that paradigm is limited.
  17. Yeah I agree with most of your critique, maybe the episode was particularly interesting for me because I never dived into the topic of glucose-spikes and since that is her throughline on nutrition I think she is pretty solid on that. I think the hacks she presented are quite solid and easy to implement addition to my nutrition-habits. The perspective she presents in this video is not the most comprehensive but there is stuff I learned and she shared the information in an interesting way.
  18. Nice selection! I watched Love after you posted about it here on the forum and the movie left a deep emotional imprint for several days. Have you seen The Master and Deep End? Im sure u would enjoy them!
  19. Im halfway through it and im impressed by the video! This really feels like a progression of the work of Actualized. The AI-training style of teaching on topics like Maturity was great and valuable but to have this on such a complex topic like Postmodernism is pure genius. Im studying social-science in university and postmodernism comes up as a topic all the time but I feel like almost nobody can really pin it down or describe it in a clear and precise way like this. I can see and appreciate the gifts and value of postmodernism way more now.