Rishabh R
Member-
Content count
1,457 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Posts posted by Rishabh R
-
-
I was watching YouTube. Particularly- Leo's video The psychology of being wrong and many other recommended videos of different people on self -improvement videos were below as I scrolled past Leo's video .People were sharing their opinions. I saw a video recommendation of a 42 year old jobless, unmarried person. Even though I didn't watched that video I had an insight - People have widely different lives.
All my life up until 25 I was living under the assumption that people are equal their lives are equal only I have problems which nobody understands. However , it caused a shift of 180 degree in my perspective that no two people have same lives.
I know it sounds simple but it's still powerful.
-
8 hours ago, Inliytened1 said:It goes full circle. Suffering is spiritual growth. All roads lead to Rome. That which seeks to avoid suffering is the ego but in that avoidance the ego meets suffering. Its extremely counterintuitive. Embrace it.
This is spot on. Thanks for sharing this perspective. Embracing suffering is one of the most necessary pillars of emotional regulation.
-
22 hours ago, Hello1 said:From all he says it seems like I should just skip negative emotions. Isn't it the case that I should actually feel through the negative emotions and not avoid them?
Avoiding negative emotions make them worse while accepting or feeling them fully decreases their power over you as well as remember that it's healthy to have negative emotions. A person who is always happy will not be capable of improving his/her life.
-
@Something Funny Congratulations from a fellow 25 year old.
-
@Miguel1 Right now what I am struggling with is feeling angry from a past insult of mine. I curse that girl mentally.I have angry thoughts wishing violence and bad luck to her. However, it's useless because that event has passed away and I must realise that she treated me based on her perception of me which is not true. Also I have noticed that when I am alone these feelings pop up but when I am at work I don't have those feelings.
I think the solution is to let those thoughts happen naturally .
Also , I am proud of getting into a job training at a company shortly after graduating from my college.
-
@Terell Kirby Thanks. I have entered my mid 20s.
-
-
I contemplated for 13 minutes - What can I learn from this year ?
Even though 13 minutes of contemplation is not enough I got the following insights:-
1.Circumstances are always changing
2.That I can grow and improve
3.If I won't put effort then nothing will change
4.Some people like me and some people hate me
5.Negative situations change if I put effort into them
6.That I underestimate my future potential
7.Distance is better than engaging with hurtful people -
@Ramasta9 You could increase wisdom to many folds by going into not-knowing but still taking action.🙂
-
@Ramasta9 Haha. Yeah it could be the case.
-
@Ramasta9 👍 But you're missing the depth.
-
1 hour ago, Human Mint said:How do you make the difference between a protein and a nucleotide?
By knowing their fundamental structure such as amino acids don't contain phosphorus but nucleotides do.
Talking about the difference between a protein and nucleotide reminds me of Leo's episode Division vs Unity.
Protein and nucleotides are different structures therefore they are divided but they interconvert (nucleotide to protein) therefore they are united.
Nature is the ultimate paradox that creates then destroys then recreates itself.
It's a paradox embedded so deeply into the naturality of the cell and nature itself.
By the way don't take me answers as attack on yourself but rather I am trying to advance this scientific discussion by making it more Holistic.
Speaking of Holism the Cell is more than sum of it's parts with no individual part dominating over the other.
1 hour ago, Human Mint said:How have they discovered those molecules? No idea the exact procedure. Electronic microscopes, and they print a shadow of the molecules on some sort of surface.
Even if they print the image or shadow of a molecule that's still observing nature where one can zoom in forever into an infinite Holon that a cell is but unfortunately the instruments have their limits not reality.
Just thinking and typing about this topic makes me connect Leo's work to science so profoundly.
On 12/24/2025 at 8:22 PM, Human Mint said:It just produces stuff because it can
If cells would be doing their stuff so that they can then they would be infinitely active aka immortal which then leads to cancer.
A cell produces stuff for it's own survival because of it doesn't it dies- Apoptosis or Necrosis.
Apology for a long response but remember that I didn't use an Ai but just thought about it.
As per my answer I don't think that it's picky. I just agreed to you on the topic of production of proteins.
@Leo Gura What do you think - Is thinking like this the key to Groundbreaking science ?
-
I think that death is the end of subjective experience. I remember Leo saying in one of his old video- Nothing will remain even black and white will be gone.
But I could be wrong. And I am open to the possibility of altering my view .
-
-
@Shermaningeorgia I also have those feelings and what I have realized that if you trace back your feelings to their origin then bunch of thoughts will come. As described in modern Psychology thoughts create feelings and vice-versa.
With that being said try altering those thoughts via challenging the validity of those thoughts and then your negative feelings will transform into happiness.
Further if you trace those thoughts they can come from past negative experiences and in that case you can either externalise those experiences or focus on the positive experiences that you had with the opposite gender.
-
Watching a movie because you heard about it from others that it's a good movie.
Copying self-help speakers in order to sound smart and not thinking by oneself.
-
On 12/24/2025 at 9:39 PM, Human Mint said:Start a new thread of the dogma of molecular biology. I just want to talk about freaking nanomotors here
I was not talking about dogma in general but was just responding about the theory called - The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology.
As per nano motors the idea seems cool but already there exists nanoparticles which can be used for drug delivery into the cells even though the field is not fully developed and therefore strong evidence is required for this field.
-
@Thought Art Congrats. I am in top 3%.
-
@CARDOZZO Absolutely. Choosing self-help/philosophy Youtube channels over wasting time on shorts is a good decision.
Also actualized.org is a rare self-help channel which gives you depth which is not common for self-help channel even though there are some exceptions.
-
-
@Human Mint 😂 Yeah according to the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology .
-
6 hours ago, Human Mint said:everything inside a cell is made out of proteins.
No. Nucleic acids like DNA / RNA inside cell nucleus are made up of nucleotides not proteins.
-
-
@integration journey Guided reflection prompts and the community.

in Personal Development -- [Main]
Posted
I later contemplated- What are the ways I'm wrong ? As you said in the video I was surprised that how many answers my mind supplied to me.
I am talking about human condition like circumstances etc.