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Something to think about: I know this is obvious to most but it's worth being reminded of

if you wanna discover a mixed array of music, use this playlist and click shuffle, there's loadsa really cool (some not as cool) stuff on there: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1WkveKiwGxmb7MOy8xFgqg?si=84aef5bc3dc24bba

@EddieEddie1995 Maybe, maybe not

It'd be interesting to see Leo's opinion on this thread once he fully Awaken's

@The0Self Love that

How would everyone describe K-Holing? As you'll know if you've done it, it's so so hard to describe, and so so different to psychedelics like Shrooms / Acid / 2CB I should also note how different one K-Hole can be from the next, and how just when you think you're beginning to figure ketamine out, it can completely shock you and give you an experience you didn't think was possible on it

"the only thing to fear is fear itself" is a good anchor

you get better through getting rejected! It's the fear of rejection that is holding you back, but once you get comfortable with rejection you'll naturally be your more authentic self because you won't be in your head and you'll instead be in the present, which girls will be able to intuitively pick-up on. Gotta get comfortable being uncomfortable. My friend who is 'the best' at 'picking up girls' in clubs and who's slept with more girls than anyone I know also gets rejected at clubs more than anyone I know, but he doesn't care which is why he's successful I recommend a book called 'How To Be a 3% Man', and the author's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/coachcoreywayne His political views leave much to be desired but other than that he's a genuine dude and perfect for what you need

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Anyone know of any countercultural literature that misses the point of countercultural movements, and misunderstands the aim that is the spreading of love + consciousness through improving society incrementally? I'm open to a range of suggested books, whether it be one's that completely misunderstand this greater aim, or one's that think they do but in actuality do not. I'm aware of 'Steal This Book' + 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas', but any others are greatly welcome.

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@Kay100 I don't think so, I think it's more about how a person feels about themself and their self-image. I think, generally speaking, good-looking people have an easier time with their self-image, especially before realizing that looks aren't as important as they've always believed them to be, but that's still completely relative

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Jim Carrey is my other out there suggestion

@Regan the more I think about it, Duncan Trussell has HUGE potential as far as reach as he's mainstream but is also extremely open to metaphysics

@Carl-Richard yeah tbh I just double-checked his thoughts on mysticism and I know what you mean. I think it would be a really interesting conversation but would become a respectful debate with likely no end agreement which I'm not sure Leo wants. I still doubt anyone has ever articulated mysticism/metaphysics in the way Leo would though, so it'd be interesting to see how it'd affect HM's perspective, plus I'm sure they'd have loads to talk about as far as society, politics, and developmental psychology is concerned

@Carl-Richard I think he'd be open to a conversation, I know he said he had a profound experience on 5-MEO a few years ago so it wouldn't be entirely unfamiliar territory

This is huge Leo. Hamilton Morris would be absolutely fantastic as he's very intelligent and is doing great things in the world, Aaron Doughty would be great as he's grown a lot recently, Rupert Spira (if he has one) would be really great too as he'd be able to keep up with the metaphysical sides of the conversation, Russell Brand would be another beautiful conversation as he's very open-minded, Wim Hoff, PsychedSubstance is a good idea as seen above, Duncan Trussell is also very open-minded, Lex Fridman, Theo Von would be interesting tho as it'd be him trying to get his head around the things you'd be talking about and he's open-minded ... I also think Joe Rogan because of the infinite potential that could be achieved through his reach ... there's also a YouTuber with around 15k subs called Mo Saleem who'd be an interesting conversation but doesn't have a podcast ... I'd also be interested to see you talk to Corey Wayne since he offers the world great value and is spiritually-minded but is a Trump supporter, so not sure how that'd go.

I guess it's a question of does a person who wants to be an MMA fighter exist in a society operating at its highest potential? As that society would be drastically different than ours today as it would be full of enlightened people (or would it?).

I'm not sure if it's as simple as that. Many fighters claim that they love fighting, so I think it's a question of does their love for fighting exist in this society. I then think it's a question of would fully conscious people still have a love for fighting? It's hard to say for sure because to say it is would be to compare the feeling of living life at your fullest potential, to the love fighters have for fighting, and I haven't experienced either.

Mixed Martial Arts, competitive fighting