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This is great stuff. We need a new kind of physics to make Star Trek a real possibility. 00:00:00 - Introduction to Quantized Inertia 00:01:18 – Historical Context of Inertia 00:03:43 – New Definitions and Theoretical Framework 00:07:57 – Testing Quantized Inertia 00:11:40 – Galaxy Rotation Without Dark Matter 00:15:45 – Evidence from Wide Binaries and JWST 00:19:56 – Implications for Cosmology 00:24:00 – Gravitational Dynamics and the Hard Horizon 00:28:00 – Lab Predictions and Propulsion Experiments 00:36:00 – Future Research and Variable Constants 00:39:00 – Philosophical Implications of Quantized Inertia 00:39:36 – Audience Q&A

Post-Effects: Feeling more grounded and present within my body. Feeling a deep sense of intimacy and satisfaction doing long activities.(1h/2h) Feeling extreme rage against short form content/reels. Doing 1 thing extremely focused for hours is a paradise on earth.

I don't know. These are great https://thoughtforms.life/some-favorite-quotes/

You solve the "dating problem" when you start dating all women. Stop choosing woman. Develop high testosterone to improve your relationship w/ women in general. You should date all of them, no matter age, race, beauty, scales (1-10). Do not go out with underage/minor girls.

Leo, if you want to polarize people and challenge them, do your interview disclaimer. You should not be worried about how they see you. Speak the truth and let the chips fall where they may. People do what they want to do.

I don't know. Kastrup is not a materialist.

Great @Leo Gura Essentia Foundation?

It is not easy. It is just radical honesty. Of course you sacrifice a lot of sex to be this way. Read: Radical Honesty - Brad Blanton Mode One - Alan Roger Currie

SYG DESIGNWORKS (Engineering, How Things Work, Science, Technology)

This is fucking hilarious. The outfit make this more insane like a comedy movie.

Cold approach, online, bars. I just say what is on my mind. I say that I'm horny or that I love sex and if they want, we can fuck. Honest, direct, bold. No games, lies or manipulation.

De nada, amigo! (thanks, friend)

Consider watching Vervaeke's series on the meaning crisis. Great stuff!

Report - Day 05 (Final Day) I started the meditation retreat at 2:08 PM and ended at 6:21 PM. I divided the retreat between 1 hour of meditation and 5 minutes for bathroom breaks, writing insights, and stretching. Process, Events, Insights: I began the last day of the retreat thinking about the next challenges on my list to tackle. I had an insight about making my personal and spiritual development related to hardcore challenges and experiments rather than just acquiring information and reading books. I got distracted for a while listening to rap music in my head. I returned to the focus of the meditation. I had an insight about doing challenges and solving problems that I truly admire and care about. The reason for doing the challenges is about who you become after completing them, having gone through a tortuous process. I had an insight regarding the importance of asceticism, suffering, and accepting the process. The first person that came to mind was David Goggins. I was able to understand experimentally why he does what he does every day. This revealed another insight about David Goggins' mindset and how I perceived myself in the same process after 5 days of retreat. You start to develop an addiction to hardcore challenges, imagining what can be done, realizing how much you'll evolve if you complete them, and how much it will make you an uncommon, powerful, different human being. Contemplation: When you look inside yourself, what do you assume exists? An inner voice? Emotions? Thoughts? An inner world? Is this true or invented to deal with other human beings? I had an insight about possibly using only 3% of my potential as a human being. The retreat certainly raised my expectations and possibilities about what's achievable in my life from now on. I realized how extremely violent and challenging the retreat had been. I remembered Dr. Benjamin Hardy's book "10x Is Easier Than 2x: How World-Class Entrepreneurs Achieve More by Doing Less." The addiction to doing extremely hardcore challenges is possibly related to the amount of benefits gained after completing them. After 5 minutes, I started feeling an absurd level of self-confidence, like a psychopath. I tried to stay still, but it was truly absurd energy. 5-minute break. I returned from the first break with an insight about the meditation retreat itself. The retreat was about everything but meditation. It trains you to do something extremely difficult, go through intense hardships, suffer, feel all possible emotions, and deal with that emotional rollercoaster. I continued meditating, but feeling anxiety and excitement at the same time. I lay down to rest a bit and continued the meditation process. I realized that today was the easiest day of the retreat. 5-minute break. I returned from the break and started having visions related to the future of robotics, imagining various types of robots, functionalities, and how robotics will change humanity's future. I returned to focusing on the meditation, feeling my whole body and breathing in a synchronized way. I contemplated: What happens if I don't connect my concept of being ME with what occurs in my inner world? (Emotions, Thoughts, Sensations, Images) I realized that if I don't connect my self-image/concept of being myself with my emotions, thoughts, and sensations, life STOPS being ABOUT ME. After this insight, a new subjective experience emerged. When there is no I, who is going to think or feel something? I realized I was existing just as a body without a conceptual I. This was one of the most insane experiences I've had. After a few minutes, I continued intrigued with this possibility of being/being in the world. In this experience of being just a body existing in space, nothing feels personal to you, nothing affects you. There is only calm, silence, and extreme tranquility. Contemplation: Who is existing inside my body? 5-minute break. In the last hour of the retreat, I had the experience of how important it had been to do this. The retreat taught me about consistency, persistence, dealing with chaotic processes, and accepting this emotional rollercoaster. I had an insight about the creative process, doing challenges, or solving problems. The process will almost always be messy, non-linear, or chaotic no matter what you're doing CREATIVELY. My mind started projecting noises in the room, and I thought someone was entering my house. But it was no one—just my mind trying to distract me. I did a meditation counting from 100 down to 1. I focused for a few more minutes, and the retreat ended. (Translation made by AI - Portuguese to English)

Writing the final report.