Natasha Tori Maru

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  1. @Wilhelm44 I'll hit the cinema for this, my expectations for new films in general are low these days. It'll be an expedition to pickle my insides with cardboard salted popcorn and postmix 😀
  2. I would be seriously considering that these beings can possibly manipulate exactly what we see in this reality. If they want us to see a nice calming owl. We will see it.
  3. Bets are, they have been here all along. Right here with us.
  4. You gotta give it to him - he might sell stuff that exposes us to plastic. But he also researches how to drain his balls of it 😃 L2remove le plastik
  5. Honestly if there are NHI out there - I think it highly unlikely there would be one species. And it is precisely because we are so individuated as egos we are so unique - but this division is also to our detriment. And NHI making contact with the Trump admin is exactly why I think they would be horrified. Our violence. Our hatred. But also our capacity for love and compassion.
  6. @Leo Gura I thought it was one of the better films of the genre. And agree regarding Matt Damon - not a fan & I've never had a high opinion of his skill.
  7. @Leo Gura have you seen Arrival ? Denis Villeneuve film
  8. Ants - shit sorry. There were two references there. My mind went to ants thinking you may know more.
  9. Do you think they are more cooperative on a larger scale than us? I've never looked into in depth, to be perfectly honest. Maybe I know they (NHI) fear us.... >.> <.<
  10. Ants don't treat each other like humans do....
  11. I'd be fucking terrified of open contact and revealing myself if I were some form of NHI. Just look at us 😢
  12. @UnbornTao brah you have adopted Ralston's phrasing and mannerisms in your text You sound like a remix of his YouTube clips, Brandan & UnbornTao. A new being is born !
  13. It's what Leo always repeats - corruption corruption corruption! It's in human nature to manipulate coerce and leverage what systems they can to get ahead. I can see exactly what you point to regarding women and how they leverage the softer emotions to their advantage. Hard respect and admiration, Integral - that you have the ability to drop frame & seriously entertain a different perspective. Most here just egoically cling to their points. And not in good faith!
  14. To be clear I never claimed women don't do this, but men do also. Just in different ways. But the characterisation above is of an unhealthy woman performing to elicit empathy and action.
  15. @integral it's about the emotion behind it. Men getting angry and riling each other up is the same mechanism as woman talking about issues to elicit empathy. It's the same mechanism behind both behaviours - elicit empathy and compassion in some way. Touch feeling. Same mechanism behind it. Forget the violence aspect, that just adds onto the fact that men make decisions based on emotions. A man can cry for empathy. I don't understand this comment. A week ago a man on one of the job sites broke down and I witnessed the best type of compassion and support from the crew. I would hesitate to make such absolute statements.
  16. 💯 Instead the frameworks are rigidly held up and clung to. Any intelligent person will understand biology will give us tendancies - but far too often a ham-fisted reductionist approach is applied, stripping out the influence of the social domain and external incentive structures.
  17. @Xonas Pitfall people often forget harder emotions, like anger, are actually emotions/feelings. Men getting angry and committing acts of violence and inciting others is exactly the same mechanism. None of this behaviour is isolated to a gender.
  18. He goes hard on microplastics. But all his blueprint products are packaged in plastic?
  19. That's fine. It's still a description of an unhealthy & immature woman. Conscious or no.
  20. My brother cooked his lungs vaping. He had a medical recently - lung capacity of a 85 year old man. I fear for him, he is only 17 😢 My grandfather died of emphysema. He slowly suffocated to death. You don't want this. If you saw the effects you would never... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
  21. This isn't a description of a healthy woman.
  22. @LordFall imo you missed removed all context from @Valach's posts and, as a result, misunderstood.
  23. I simply cannot see a tier 2 thinker aiming for high bodycount as any sort of valid goal. There is nothing progressive about attaching to a concept like bodycount. No one has supplied a good argument for this. Bodycount is totally meaningless.
  24. I get you. Apologies for the confusion - the trauma comment was just an example of how each of us go through things, but some never reach higher states of consciousness or learn the lesson present. Sometimes we learn different things due to conclusions we draw and meanings we make. Confusing example
  25. It's very hard to commit to medication, but for the best. My stepdad has bpd and schizophrenia. Non-compliance with medication has been an issue for him. As soon as he was regular with meds and therapy be made leaps and bounds in functionality. He struggled for a long time hurting himself and those close to him. The best apology is a change in behaviour.