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If I'm gonna be honest here, this convo seems a bit on the mundane side. Maybe try adding a little bit humor next time? Even some flirting?

@JJfromSwitzerland Pretty sure leo's been giving pick-up/dating tips wayyy before he even got into deep consciousness work.

or at least get to a first date and kiss. Breaking that touch barrier adds so much potential in the relationship between the guy and the girl.

A lot of girls like the attention you give them. Sometimes they might not even have an inch of attraction towards you, but they still love the attention as it helps boost their own egos. I would say that if you are attracted to someone early on, I would avoid being a simp for her, and instead be clear from the start. Not only should make your attraction for her obvious, but you have to make a MOVE early on. Ask her out on a date early on, and if she rejects or skews away from that subject, simply back off and move on with your own life. Your life is more valuable than any woman you encounter. You'll get through this pain brother.

So I drank a whole bottle of whiskey in the span of three days....am I an alcoholic? genuine question

I guess I wanted to let loose, I'm generally a tight person, and alcohol helps me loosen up.

Just had an edible, and in need of some music. Any album suggestions?

Yea, that's exactly what it is. It's like if the existence of aliens was real, it would just prove how big and infinite the universe is, which is in itself really exciting.

@diamondpenguin Honestly, if they are aliens, then they probably just see us as low consciousness creatures, just how we see ants. If they hypothetically came down to earth, everything going on would seem like absurdity. It's like if a human shrunk, and went into a bees nest. We would just see the chaos that is bees flying around each other and buzzing. Similarly if an alien saw human society, to them we would probably be just a part of the planet's animal kingdom, creatures that walk around and do things to survive. We have to remember that the universe isn't humancentric

Is it a daily problem, or is it just a once in a while binge eating ice cream and netflix night? If it's the later, then there is no need to feel guilty! Enjoy yourself

What's interesting is that a lot of Asian cultures are built on the idea of Universal Harmony and Peace, which is very similar to this. That's why in many Asian countries the culture of extreme individualism never caught. But a moneyless society? Well society as a whole would have to be at the lower tier stage green.

It's a new type of spying drone by the Chinese Government

@ivankiss Bro this took me to space

I would be very careful in saying something like this, this is simply not a fact.

Yes, I believe I pointed that out earlier. I'm not denying that Adam Toledo was in fact involved in some shit, but he's more of a secondary witness than the prime suspect. Unfortunately that specific neighborhood is notorious for specifically gangs, so no doubt that Adam and the 21 year old were involved in some gang shooting. But the prime suspect was the 21 year old, not Adam Toledo. The 21 year old gave that gun to Adam Toledo to hide. So if anyone is at fault, its the 21 year old prime suspect.

If I plan to be serious about this work, should I quit alcohol?

But here's the thing....the thirteen year old didn't shoot at the cops. There was no gun fight. These points skew away from the actual problem.

@Leo Gura I think you are missing the context. Adam Toledo was previously with another, older boy, who had given him the gun to hide. He was running away because he simply did not want to get caught with the gun. If you watched the whole video, you will see that at the end, he throws away the gun, and puts his hands up. He SURRENDERED, but still gets shots. That is the problem. By NO means should he have been killed. If the cops were "scared" for his life, he should have found another job

McDonalds is awesome....until you realize that is the only thing you can afford to eat. Then you realize how damn unhealthy the food is

If Brian Rose does believe in what he preaches, then I feel like its not a bad idea to test the waters with a mayor who has a holistic view of life. I feel that this is especially helpful in tacking issues like the city's constant fight with knife crime.

Hitler was definitely evil, but he was not the only anti-Semite/racist of his time. In fact, hatred for Jews has existed in Europe for pretty much thousands of years. After the crash of 1929, there was this notion that the Jews were responsible in about every single western country. From the US, to the UK, to France, there were those who dedicated their careers in being anti-Semitic. In fact, there was the British Union of Fascists founded by Oswald Mosley, which had a pretty intense following throughout England in the 1930s. Hitler just took this anti-Semitic sentiment in Europe and made a killing machine out of it, literally. Even Hitler's whole racialist philosophy, nordicism, was inspired by the american eugenicist Madison Grant. Oh and speaking of eugenics, that existed throughout the western world well before Hitler's rise to power, with America being number one in it. So its not like Hitler all of a sudden injected this antisemitism/racism in society. I would say that he is still evil in that he exploited the existing extreme hatred for Jews by creating a killing machine (concentration camps, death camps, etc.). (In fact, one could argue that more Jews died during the pograms in the Russian Empire/Soviet Union)

To give some context, Daunte Wright (the black male) was stopped for a traffic violation. During the stop, he was dragged out of his car by two police officers, and was being restrained on his car. I guess some fight or flight response kicked in, and he ended up fighting the police officers and getting back in his car, in which one of the officers tries to restrain him again, this time using her taser. Problem is that she ended up not using her taser....but her gun instead, and shot Daunte several times. The local police department decided that the best action was to put her on "administrative leave", which I think is not the right consequence the officer should face. She should be fired and charged with manslaughter. If a doctor "accidentally" kills his patient by administering morphine instead of an IV, does he get put on administrative leave, or is he fired and put on trial? I also do think that this is a 100% racial profiling issue. If he was white or Asian, he wouldn't been dragged out and restraint for a fucking traffic violation. The response by the police needs to fit the crime. What are your guys thoughts on this?

@vladorion agreed. In America, the average training is just a few months. In Germany for example, cops have to go through training for two years. Considering that America is the most violent, crime-ridden developed nation in the world, it would make sense to make police training longer and more intense. At the end of the day, police are public professionals. Any average Joe should not be able to join the police force.

I understand that, and I personally think that he should not have resisted. But what you need to understand that him resisting was a result of a natural reaction people have to situations like this, fight or flight. Its been proven. In this situation, he knew he was going to die either way....which he did. That's the problem. And also her using a gun instead of a taser is not her simply being "sloppy", its her not doing her job correctly. The whole point of police training is to be able to handle situations like this, and if you can't be work under situational pressure, then you should not even be a cop. If a firetruck driver accidentally ran over a civilian, him being "sloppy" isn't an excuse.