Phil King

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  1. Probably something like this. Like an ancient lost technology. I just find it improbable that they were able to place literally millions of 3 ton blocks that fast without some crazy tech. ^^^ This guy allegedly rediscovered the principles used to build the pyramids and built his own castle over the course of 25 years
  2. Doesnt matter if its violent, youre impeding on peoples ability to worship and practice their faith
  3. I guess I just assumed that all churches were catholic. It says its a christian church on their website https://www.citieschurch.com/ . Not exactly sure what the difference is, but still I am in full support of his arrest
  4. That scumbag deserves it. He raided a Catholic church. If right wingers did that to a synagogue or a mosque there would be insane outrage by the left.
  5. Yea I could see this. @Leo Gura What is more gay? Being attracted to a person who looks like megan fox but they have a penis or being attracted to a hideous/masculine women with a pussy? Deep questions to contemplate
  6. Oh wow an AI chatbot from a company ran by a gay jew told you that jews dont influence the US government. Must be True!
  7. yes love this song. Also this one of theirs
  8. Has he done 5 meo? Im pretty sure he just did that one shrooms trip and maybe ketamine treatment. Remember that he used to be a workaholic entrepeneur who was raised in a cultlike mormon sect. Its hard to get to Truth when you have so much baggage from earlier life that you need to work through
  9. Im currently studying CS in college right now and am thoroughly unimpressed by basically all AI generated code. Ive tried probably every model and have subscriptions to replit and lovable and even those top of the line models designed for coding fail at creating any game or piece of software with a project more complex than a basic platformer game or personal website. Honestly im pretty confident in that AI will never ever replace software engineers or mathematicians at least for the next 20+ years. It may be able to help with basic boilerplate stuff but anything that requires some designing of systems or security will need an expert to do it
  10. Just stick to stuff that actually works first like direct response marketing and facebook or other social media ads. A billboard is probably the worst form of marketing in the modern age. The homeless people will probably end up backfiring since it is not cost effective and you risk them ruining brand image by them doing something stupid or illegal. Stick to basics and dont get too cute. When you start making over $200k+ per year, then maybe you have some leeway for more creative marketing
  11. Im pretty sure he was gunned down in a parking lot by colombian gang members as a punishment. I remember watching a documentary about it thats crazy that u were at that game tho
  12. I just voted a couple hours ago prop 50 is only a california thing. If ur outside that state, you cant vote on it. But if I were there, I would vote yes
  13. I would still recommend giving it a serious attempt before rejecting it completely. From my experience kechari + ocean breathing is extremely effective. I do it multiple times a day even for just a few minutes to feel more alert or to clear out mucus.
  14. ??? The kriya yoga books on the list are like 100 pages lol. The only dense one is the JC Stevens one, and that has a ton of extra stuff. Also the kechari mudra or "sticking ur tongue up ur nostrils" is actually super valuable. You can literally tongue punch your pineal gland to naturally produce DMT
  15. How many hours of dedicated spiritual practice like meditation did you do per day on average ?
  16. @Sandroew you’d like legend of bagger Vance then. Also I would recommend “A Confederacy of Dunces”
  17. some recent top tier books ive read 1. Civilization and its discontents by Sigmund Freud 2. Iliad and Odyssey by Homer 3. The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P Hall 4. Theory of Money and Credit by Ludwig Von Mises 5. The Black Swan by Nassim Taleb All Time Favs 1. Legend of Bagger Vance by Stephen Pressfield 2. Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce 3. Shoe Dog by Phil Knight 4. Biography of Walt Disney by Neal Gabler 5. Think on These Things by Krishnamurti
  18. Very basic experience just as a side hustle. Ive had decent success selling knockoff gba pokemon games. Ive attempted selling courses in the past but I kinda half assed it
  19. get the book "The Best of No BS" by Dan Kennedy. Get a clickfunnels account. Start iterating on ads and testing
  20. Honestly as easy as it is to clown on him, I did like a lot of his videos. I never bought anything from him but I always resonated with his life philosophy of pursuing health, wealth, love, and happiness. He is a similar figure to Owen cook where you can learn a lot from him and take what resonates while filtering out the scammy stuff. I would much rather a son of mine listen to tai Lopez than some doiche like Andrew Tate or some other manosphere influencer. Ill miss his YouTube channel
  21. @Daniel Balan I would still say you’re making arbitrary distinctions between what you deem acceptable and unacceptable substances for someone to take. Like is coffee a psychoactive drug for you? How about vitamins and minerals? Also the pineal gland can naturally produce DMT so you can’t make the appeal to “only naturally occurring bodily substances are allowed” Using your logic I could theoretically say that your mind is impure and you should never speak of god because you ate a poisonous McDonald’s hamburger
  22. what do you consider a substance? Is the water you drink, food you eat, oxygen you breathe, or blood running through your veins substances that could distort your mind?
  23. yeah I was in a pretty similar position. I took the course when I was 19 and had a vague direction of just wanting my job to be creative and intellectually fulfilling in some way. Its just very difficult to lock down what you want your life to be like 10-20 years from now when you barely know yourself, your likes/dislikes, true values, and core skills. I spent the next 2-3 years trying literally everything. Computer science, music, art, writing, filmmaking, content creation, some form of entrepreneurship, medicine, and more. Eventually you narrow down what you could see yourself doing and if you realitically commit to this craft for at least a decade. Basically my advice would be to just make a list of the top 5 areas that interest you, and then commit to making small projects to get a feel of what its really like