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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Spiritual Warrior's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Ramasta9 If you don't understand - that is on you. Disappointed. Good day. -
Natasha Tori Maru replied to Spiritual Warrior's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Comon man, can't you see how ironic this is? You are being very mean spirited to @UnbornTao You pick and choose which rules apply to you. I suppose you enjoy the benefits of the moderating we do. Keeping the forums neat & legible. Stopping spammers. Ensuring quality. Censoring vile namecalling. Attending to reported content. Spending time looking after members who are enduring hardships and mental health challenges. Stopping petty fights escalating. Stepping in when others are condescending or mean to each other. PMing members constantly about issues. This is unpaid volunteer work that often puts a dark colour on our OWN use and enjoyment of the forums. You don't have on single IOTA of what we do behind the scenes. But then you cry about policing conspiratorial thinking. We are doing our jobs upholding forum rules - but you take this ONE aspect of us doing our jobs personally and take it out on moderators. If you have an issue with policy - take it up with Leo. Take. It. Up. With. Leo. If you think we are robots who do not think - THINK AGAIN. And consider we arbiter the forum rules - outside of the small nuances we might agree or not agree with. Maturity. If you choose not to abide it is a matter of time before you self select out. So, ironically, you accuse others of being triggered. When it is you who is triggered. It is you who is attached to ideas and thoughts. Because when we call out your failure to honor epistemology, YOU take it personally. We are aware you are going through some hardships - many are. This is, however, NOT an excuse to be so passive aggressively constipated in posts towards mods. -
@Valach I assume you watched the video?
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@Tenebroso This would really be useful to you, if you take the moment to try to understand attachment theory:
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@LoneWonderer I was going to link this. You beat me to it you fucken rat! It's Rogan 🤮🤢, but Bob! Clearly we are all just starved for UFO news 😁 -
You define a third world country based just on gdp?
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Natasha Tori Maru's topic in Off-Topic: Pop-Culture, Entertainment, Fun
Fuck! I forgot about Garageband. I use it all the time Jesus 🥹🤣 -
Natasha Tori Maru replied to Spiritual Warrior's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Ramasta9 every statement is a confession. -
@Stick I don't understand - are you implying a 3rd world country cannot be a dictatorship?
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@Tenebroso you have NO IDEA what women want, or how they work. I cannot help but chuckle! Some things are on the mark, but then you are blind to the red pill stuff just hamfisted in there?!??! You can't see it?!???! There needs to be time spent critically assessing ideas and being aware of cognitive bias, prior to just absorbing it all. You will be much happier and get results! Regarding OP I think men/women are picky in different domains, so it's hard to compare. I think with social media and 'grass is always greener' comparison syndrome... Both sexes 🤣
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Natasha Tori Maru's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
@bazera exactly - it's horrifying! It puts into doubt all the 'knowing' we think we have. The power of not knowing -
Natasha Tori Maru replied to Loveeee's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I think you very fundamentally confuse the absolute with the relative and speak as if they are synonymous. Solipsism is just a limit. It can never explain reality. It is a concept that relies on other presuppositions to hold up. You can use it to describe your experience, but not reality as whole. There's nothing direct about solipsism. It's just mind chatter with no relationship to what Is. -
Do you mean character vs behaviour as an axis? To further bring nuance and flesh out terms. Identity is usually who we believe we are. Behaviour - what you do (the 'bricks') Character - your consistent patterns (the structure the bricks form over time) Identity - who we believe we are, or internal narrative (the blueprint/plans we build from) I see it as identity driving behaviour and those behaviours build into character with time.
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Natasha Tori Maru's topic in Off-Topic: Pop-Culture, Entertainment, Fun
@UnbornTao heh heh I must say, of the two versions: The one yellow, marked up below, is BY FAR the most venereal disease ridden POS. The arrogance to even call it a program 🤣 -
@Florian defending Bryan hard here. Can you show me where he addresses the issues with extending life when one is suffering, dealing with chronic pain or emotional distress ie personality disorders or pathologies? Some of these circumstances poke holes in his philosophy. And I haven't seen him even try to address this. Just avoid. It's super easy to be all sun and rainbows in a rich paradise.
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@LoneWonderer holy shit. I dated someone who's extended family were all from Zimbabwe. Similar corruption in the police force with similar stories reported by his family. Maybe not to the level you shared....but bad enough!
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Loveeee's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You cannot grasp solipsism as a concept without some split; dualism. My mind Other minds. Inside. Outside. The concept of solispism can never be if you forget all. Never known. -
This is a good point. In an interview with Dr Mike, Bryan was challenged on his Don't Die ideology. Mike raised the example of people who suffer from chronic pain, health issues and terrible life circumstances and queried how 'Don't Die' is for everyone given these people aren't in the position of privilege Bryan is in. Bryan diverted twice and avoided addressing the question. I think quality of life, health and state are a big part of living longer; who the fuck wants to live longer in chronic, incurable pain? He has good intentions, but Bryan's philosophy is poor.
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Loveeee's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Solipsism relatively is a concept - it relies on presuppositions. Inside, outside. I, other. -
Natasha Tori Maru replied to Loveeee's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Carl-Richard every time you vs the forum solipsists. Admirable good sir! I've no idea how you have the stamina... -
@YIDIRYIDIR chill man, no need to get so wound up. You commented in reply to a user they responded to the topic title and not body of the post - as if the two had nothing in common. Pretty common for users to do so. My comment is aimed to get you to contemplate what the entire topic is saying about what you could be ignorant to. It's like a koan. Offense can only be taken.
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Are you trying to insinuate the title isn't clickbait in some way? 💀💀💀 A notice a pattern:
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Both the DOACEO guy and Rogan don't challenge and push back enough imo.
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You don't know, what you don't know.
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X1 Carbon notebook - cops a smashing by me (ten thousand tabs, bluebeam, revit, autocad + unflattened architecture renders and still has headroom for more). Garmin - I really enjoy tracking my vital stats and noting/observing patterns Qingping Air Monitor - really assisted me working out why I was getting sleepy so often, what triggered my nasal congestion and eye irritation (NB our air is fairly fucked) Samsung S26 - PHUK ifone >.< huehuehue - no, but in all seriousness it is a gadget/tool I use constantly. Pierce Chronograph second world war mechanical watch - from my Grandad, who was gifted it by his mother on his birthday. I've had it serviced to maintain it (mechanical watch servicing and collecting is NO JOKE upwards of $700). It is more a dude thing, mechanical watch collecting. I have a few but this is my favourite. A set of lock picking mechanisms and a lock drill - I can break into many standard cylinders. It will take me 3-4 hours practice on a cylinder type to be able to repeat and get into that cylinder type. I love doing this - just knowing I am capable of it - even if I will never do it. Also a card swipe reader and replicator. Depending on what type of building it is I can crack a lot of security access controls. Sony WF1000XM5 - I love bass. These aren't the most articulate earbuds for breadth of sound but they scratch my musical ITCH
