Nemra

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  1. That's how they make themselves paranoid without getting out of their heads, which I understand. That's why you don't foolishly want to have kids. Of course I would also have ideals for them to meet, but it also has to reflect my kid's needs and wants, because I myself was a kid back then. Musk isn't some poor guy struggling to pay his rent. If he has time to think about politics and create some technology, he should also focus on how to listen to his kids. Maybe he does, and I'm overreacting. But it's just pathetic when parents blame their kids or others for failing to understand what their kids actually want.
  2. @Leo Gura Musk, like most parents, especially fathers, like their idea of what their child is and is going to be.
  3. @Princess Arabia I agree. I think we have to see beyond authenticity or non-authenticity. Although, being authentic feels good. Arrogant or nice, you can be full of shit. I think someone who is authentic gives us the impression that they are generally truthful and know what they're talking about, unless you know otherwise.
  4. @zurew When a person is mean, it doesn't mean he/she is correct. A mean person can easily mislead you by grabbing your attention. Both can be correct. You can say that you like mean people, because they seem more authentic to you.
  5. @Husseinisdoingfine My grandma, who lived in Russia for years, worships Putin and still watches the Russia-1 TV channel. Anyone who has or seems to have a problem with Russia is the enemy for her.
  6. They should focus on Jan. 6. Mystical people don't understand that Christians would devour them if they were in power.
  7. I haven't dug deep about George Soros as those who hate him try to justify their views and also conspiracy theories for their favorite people to stay in power.
  8. @Merkabah Star Candace is perhaps speaking from experience.
  9. @LSD-Rumi Why do villains have blond hair? πŸ˜…
  10. Hemsworth hasn't been acting much in his latest movies. But I might watch that.
  11. Make them work for you, and then fire them for not being productive enough. What a brilliant strategy! I'm saving money for this; I can't trust them from not replacing me with an AI. If they can somehow create jobs and transfer their employees to positions that are beyond AI's control, that would be great.
  12. You mentioned Leo, and I responded. I don't think we understand each other.
  13. I wasn't talking about copy-pasting some random thing. You learn from him; you copy him like you copy others. But because you position him higher than you and you are in an open-minded state, you copy a lot of things from him. I'm not talking about you specifically. I was talking about "cloning" in this context.
  14. @Keryo Koffa I wasn't talking about copy pasting a thing.
  15. The "cloning" has been happening long ago, although it's not that harmful.
  16. I understand that. Knowing his approach could be insightful, though.
  17. @Leo Gura Will you be sharing your approach to learning and researching things, as well as providing some practice to follow?
  18. @aurum There are many anti-west narratives there, to be honest, which are mind-numbing. I can't stop describing how rampant the corruption is. We had our own version on Jan. 6, and it wasn't even a big deal and faded away, which says a lot.
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  20. It's funny how people in less developed countries are too afraid of what you say while being involved in the corruption at the same time. Ironically, they do impose, but their favorite ones. πŸ˜‚
  21. Lol. Y'all need to take a break to see the parrot in you. Truth is harsh.
  22. You, softy. πŸ˜‹ Getting lost while playing the piano I enjoy walking in forests or mountain fields and basking in their beauty Talking to myself to understand myself ...