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Yeah, I don't think there's much left in Gaza to fight over.

Fearless and far: Already a big channel, but if you unfamiliar with it, well worth a watch on occasion, if you need a primal activation of sorts. Not for sensitive viewers though.

I was curious to see the comments on a Fox channel, and they are all negative. This might be a turning point of sorts.

Trump is literally on camera with Epstein, looking just about as happy as he's ever been. How are any Maga conspiracy buffs still supporting this guy.

Mr Clark's Classroom: Similar to Jordan Thornton's channel, but covering a whole range of different and fascinating books on psychology and philosophy. Lots of nuance and to the point. These book summary channels that actually have some substance are great.

I dont think pride in one's heritage should be so dependent on the current government or the current state of the economy.

Yeah, once journalists are allowed back in there, the true extent of the devastation and suffering will be revealed. Trump had the power to prevent this.

Mamdani is already a step in the right direction, there'll probably be more Mamdanis popping up soon.

When I saw the heading, I was already expecting the cat.

Yeah, honesty and allowing is key. Denial and resistance is suffering.

This guy's story is pretty cool, he's also a polymath. @CARDOZZO

Thanks, I've never been to a Vipassana retreat, will definitely check it out.

I hear you, that makes total sense.

I respect that. You don't think though that something like LSD for example might open something up with regards to the genius quest ? I think Steve Jobs for example experimented with LSD in his twenties.

Yeah, whatever you felt was missing in your childhood, imagine the opposite, ie imagine having had a childhood where all your needs were met. (Complete your childhood by overwhelming it with love.) Do this everyday for a few minutes and you will notice the difference for sure.

Cool, it does, thanks.

How come you don't have psychedelics on the list ?

So how do you reprogram yourself specifically to become a genius ?

Cool, I'm curious, how does interaction with others help you to reprogram your mind ? (You mean by learning from other people's minds)

Cool, thanks. A technique that has helped me a lot is imagining having had a past/childhood that was filled with infinite love. The more i play with changing the past, the more i experience identity shifts in the present.

Cool, what have you found to be the most effective ways/modalities to reprogram your own mind ?