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And AI will evolve so much in this time as well. I want to take a picture of a hot girl that I like, let AI track her behavior and then put her in VR world so I can practice on her. I will realize how much of a creep I am then rather talk and fail to attract her in RL than in VR. What a brilliant strategy.

The chips, the resolution, the cost of innovation. I am no tech nerd but that thing will be expensive as hell. Might be worthed though.

I have problems separating these terms. Is spirituality a subset of philosophy as philosophy also entails practical things like state philosophy, ethics, science theory .. ?

The human: A rope stretched between the animal and the overhuman: I haven't read Nietzsche to any significant degree but this saying of him really struck me. We want to be good (god) but we are limited by our limited form/ fears. An egoistic person can't live with themself (with few exceptions) because they are disconnected from a higher love, while a selfless person that can't stand up for themself will easily get exploited. For me the first video really captures our urge to survive/ our animalistic side as we want spongebob to stand up for himself. I remembered that video from back in the day and then it really freaked me out haha. The second video is about capturing the overhuman/ god. As I get a "I just wanna do good" vibe from it.

Hypothetically free will exists. Yet out of all the potential options to choose it's clear that I will only make one choice. For example I would never choose something that I dont think is the best. I would never consciously make a bad decision. I would never consciously choose suffering over love unless I think that a deeper love is gained through suffering which means I still choose love. So in that way there is order. Not because reality is deterministic but because everybody loves to play the game.

Spirituality = Actuality/ First order truth/ Direct experience Philosophy = Conceptualization of Direct experience/ Meta Second order truth?

Spirituality = Actuality/ First order truth/ Direct experience Philosophy = Conceptualization (but the closest to the source/Spirituality?)

Isnt that the same?

Okay so philosophy needs spirituality.

I am speaking of technological advancements which can make us live for 500 years let's say. Do you think spirituality would reach another level or do you think we are genetically/ karma wise limited and what we can achieve in one lifetime?

Maybe it increases because then it would theoretically be possible to never die or at least not for millions of years so people wouldn't risk anything anymore. That would actually be hellish when I think about it.

Why do you wish you didn't stop the bad trips then?

Interesting. Do you think you would have learned from these bad trips?

Hmm are they unhealthy? I find the end of lsd trips really unpleasent because I am always kind of exhausted after such a long trip and the light effect at the end is super annoying because I just can't relax so that would be nice to stop the trip a bit earlier if its healthy.

Big picture vs small picture Nature seems mushy and dirty from distance but on closer inspection it's made out of concrete and clean ideas. Mud is made out of very concrete and clean sand corns. A fallen tree trunk covered with moss, holes, sprouts, mushrooms, insects, moisture, ... is very mushy from the distance but once you zoom into all the aspects of the tree you see very clean concrete ideas. The layers of bark of the tree trunk are very cleanly separated, all the small plants are very clean and concrete, the water drops on the plants have an intelligent roundish shape to them... There is this idea that once you experience the absolute you can't experience the relative. If you experience absolute love you can't experience relative love. So I think this is a good analogy. If you zoom out of nature everything seems kind of mushy and you can't really see all the details, if you zoom in you can appreciate all the details but miss the big picture. I still need to verify this idea though.

I eat plenty of fruit and legumes and sometimes some raw veggies you can grab and munch on like carrots, paprika, tomates but not a lot of green veggies. Am I missing out on a lot of benefits? If there are distinct benefits of green veggies which should I eat? I don't need the benefits which I already get from fruits and legumes.

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There is this theory that connecting to the absolute like truth, love, oneness, ... makes that you can't experience the relative. I have problems with love. I want to love everything equally but that makes so that I actually can't love relatively as well. I actually don't really know how to be loving in a relative sense. And I think if I managed to learn that then I would loose the ability to love unconditionally.

My father just started his pension and his birthday is may first. I want to give him a book about psychedelics. He has a relaxed lifestyle and I think psychedelics could be an incredible addition to his life if he wants to explore them. Can anybody recommend a book that gives a good introduction into the topic, which outlines risks and chances and which can spark interest? It's important that it's not too woo-woo because my father is relatively scientifically oriented but it also shouldn't be some perfectly materialistical-paradigm-implemented boring af Sam Harris book.

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I study to become a teacher atm in math and philosophy. I dislike math but my thought process was that because math teachers are rare this gives me a strong basis of negotiation to teach a lot of philosophy which I would like to do . I also thought about doing another social job with my diploma and because I am already in sixth semester keeping math would be the fastest way to do so. But much of this are lame excuses built around fear of quitting. I feel like I haven't given math enough of a chance yet a bit because I kinda half assed myself through the semesters with bad grades and with private lesson support and so on but maybe if I took it more seriously I would like it.. Anyway What I thought about recently is that maybe math won't be as important in the future thanks to AI. In general the whole school system would need to adapt because school doesn't teach free thinking but that's the only thing humans have over AI. All the mindless learning by rote produces humans that can easily be replaced by AI. And the only reason I would ever study math is to become a teacher. I don't see how math would have any really meaningful value for me in my personal life. And I think math will have less of a meaning for most people in the future because the average person won't need good math skills because that's easy for AI I think. So it's hard to justify the hassle to do math atm. Other subjects that I find interesting are theatre, sports, social studies. This are subjects which normally aren't that attractive for a teacher but maybe with AI developing more I could imagine them becoming more important because when AI makes society more wealthy society could evolve into more free time orientation or more playfulness and creativity which is where I think brilliance and intelligence is created which is important for commanding AI.

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No because I am too lazy. But it's better to do it. I am sure someone on this forum will have this opinion because there is no common consent with anything regarding a healthy diet on this forum. Other than maybe cutting down on junk.

60g of protein a day from milk products. Mostly low fat quark but also cheese and very low fat cheese. I put them in an instant pot so manually 1-2min. They cook for half an hour or so.

26g of protein from 100g of raw red lentils. Thats pretty good. And it's the most ethical and probably/ hopefully non contaminated source of protein. I cut out protein powder completely right now to see if my skin gets better because I had a few days recently where I ate a lot of garbage yet my skin was at its best and when I came back to eating healthier but also included protein powder my skin got worse. So I experiment on cutting that out. I also consume a good amount of low-fat milk products and sometimes an egg or two. So I get like 60g of protein from milk, 26g from lentils, a bit from grains, and a small amount from other sources. Thats good enough for me. No meat or fish as I am vegetarian. ok Well yeah you could get rich with that it's not some silly idea. ah okay