Nemra

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  1. It's still useful even if it has logical inconsistencies. I haven't tried, but there are GPTs that are focused on logic. I don't know, but maybe it's possible to create a GPT to help in theoretical matters. You can try Claude AI; it has become way more annoying with being ethical. You should be careful what you are talking about with it. Chatting with it for quite a while, I have started to think that it's way smarter than ChatGPT, which is not to say it wouldn't be logically inconsistent. I can easily chat with ChatGPT about matters that could be seen as less ethical. Both of them are super useful on technical matters. Although I wouldn't rely on them 100% of the time.
  2. Leo, did you do those things while under the influence of psychedelics or deliriants?
  3. Access a lot of resources by the following link: Psychonautwiki - Network
  4. There's only your point of view. The irony is that I am telling that to you.
  5. @Sugarcoat, prove that a person will see what you see. I don't mean what you think what they see when they are at the exact location looking at the same object. Literally, everyone is in your perception.
  6. I was referring to the LE.
  7. Could you really? You have to live without ever using what humans have created. Also, I think people can really start to think for themselves when they become aware that they are always dependent and influenced in different ways. I do that approach. I do stuff a lot for a while and then just leave it and do it again and then leave it again...
  8. Some things are better with AI, and some things are not. You can only learn that on the way. It has always been part of that, which is super useful. Has anyone ever not been part of the social matrix? I don't think so.
  9. @Cubbage, love your content! It's amazing. I just want to listen to them non-stop.
  10. It stands for law enforcement.
  11. Maybe they are keeping you so that you can expose everyone unknowingly. 😁 Ugh... You're lucky. Every day I'm thinking about how I can manipulate them. I'm on the edge every day thinking about how I would finally get it and knowing that almost no one's aware of what it is and say, "dRuGs ArE bAd".
  12. That's better than the LE finding it.
  13. They also have their own app. @Rigel, you're in for a ride.
  14. Are the visuals similar to those in the video above?
  15. @Bobby_2021, you said that it's not forced, which you were wrong about. Wikipedia:
  16. It's mandatory. Reuters: Putin orders conscription of 133,000 servicemen in Russia's autumn draft Wikipedia: Conscription in Russia
  17. @AION, I was just responding to your gross generalizations. But let's agree to disagree.
  18. @AION, I see that you are great at gaslighting. No one said here to not have people defend the country by enrolling in the military. You are living in a relatively safe country while preaching others to fight who live in or near a warzone, regardless of their situation. Think about that. Now, you can say that until you have some experience, and then you'll throw your moralizations out of the window. You are kidding yourself if you think you aren't or won't be afraid of war.
  19. In the past maybe you couldn't run away, and now you can. Not running away isn't good either. Are the people in the safe country being attacked? No. It depends on when the world gets in a dire situation. And also, this depends on your values and development. If you are a liberal, you won't like living in a more corrupt and conservative country. If you aren't nationalistic, then you won't care.
  20. Most countries do that. Russia does that.
  21. I have been living extremely near to it for years. You don't understand the psychological toll it has on people.
  22. Ok then, let's wait till your country gets invaded. Your answer is not based on being in a warzone nor even understanding what people go through being in a warzone.