Majed
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@Leo Gura yeah that's kind of the point if i'm gonna work might as well be something i'm passionate about like music for example, not cryptocurrency lol there's no such thing as get rich quick, your work is lifelong might as well find a way to make it enjoyable and develop mastery and expertise. any field pays money if you got serious talent and skills.
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my father is advising me to start working in cryptocurrencies. i know nothing about it. just watched a little documentary: what do yall think ?
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in italian: come parte del mio percorso di autorealizzazione desidero imparare l'italiano e documentarlo in questo diario.Imparare una nuova lingua apre un mondo completamente nuovo ricco di complessità, sfumature ed esperienze.
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as part of my self actualization journey i wish to learn italian and document it in this journal. learning a new language opens up a whole new world rich of complexities, nuances and experiences.
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you guys don't understand that questions like: "what is a dog?" or "what is a human?" or "what is food?" or "what is an animal?" or "what is god?" or "what is a man?" " what is a woman?" or "what is gender?" or "what is sexuality" have very practical implications. at the bottom of everyone of these questions there's God, Truth, Love, Mind, Infinity. the more you contemplate, the more relativistic you become, until you reach absolute relativism aka God, consciousness, oneness, Truth... people think of these questions as a waste of time, they cannot be more wrong. and then they spend their whole lives not understanding other cultures and individuals (like the practice in the video above) who construct reality differently and have a different web of interpretations. to confuse you on all these things study transhumanism, genetic engineering, transgenderism, gender studies, different religions, slavery, different cultures and gastronomies.... this will help you a lot.
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it seems to me that the good life is just a fantasy, life is extraordinarily difficult. in my case my ocd made the basic things of life sounds so hard and difficult to do. i guess it's wiser to expect of yourself to live an average life, like you know, you're no better than homeless people, alcoholics, drug addicts, mentally ill people.. don't expect too much of yourself, this actualized.org stuff makes life way too difficult, you have to be awake, and bang hot girls, and live off your passions, and be a well educated intellectual... for the average person just one of these is more than what they'll have in their whole life. it's very deterministic what i'm about to say but i think the good life is just luck, otherwise it's foolishness to believe you're gonna have the good life through some kind of human effort.
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The term "SS fanaticism" typically refers to the extreme devotion and ideological fervor associated with the members of the Schutzstaffel (SS), a paramilitary organization under Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party in Germany. The SS was originally established as a small, elite group within the Nazi Party, responsible for providing security to high-ranking party officials. However, its role expanded, and it became heavily involved in various aspects of the Nazi regime, including running concentration camps and carrying out acts of violence and repression. Several factors contributed to the fanaticism of some SS members: Ideological Indoctrination: SS members underwent extensive ideological training that promoted the racist and anti-Semitic beliefs of the Nazi Party. The SS adopted a radical form of Nazi ideology that emphasized Aryan supremacy, anti-Semitism, and extreme nationalism. Cult of Personality: The SS developed a cult-like devotion to Adolf Hitler and Heinrich Himmler, the head of the SS. Loyalty to these leaders was considered paramount, and the organization operated with a strong sense of obedience and discipline. Selection and Recruitment: The SS was selective in its recruitment process, seeking individuals who were not only physically fit but also demonstrated unwavering loyalty to Nazi ideology. This contributed to a culture of fanaticism within the organization. Brutal Training: SS members underwent rigorous and often brutal training, both physical and psychological. This training aimed to create a sense of superiority, discipline, and commitment to the Nazi cause. The dehumanization of perceived enemies was a common theme in SS training. Participation in Atrocities: SS units were directly involved in carrying out some of the most heinous crimes of the Holocaust, including mass shootings and the operation of concentration and extermination camps. Involvement in such atrocities could further radicalize individuals and reinforce their commitment to the Nazi cause. It's important to note that not all members of the SS were fanatics, and some may have joined for various reasons, including career advancement or coercion. However, the SS as an organization became synonymous with fanaticism due to the extreme nature of its actions and its role in implementing the genocidal policies of the Nazi regime. sourced from ai
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