OmniNaut

Looking back on this show, feels overhyped. I'm not that impressed, but already made a post about that. But besides that. Is it me or are Indian/Hindu women in Hollywood betrayed as bossy and bitchy? I'm talking about Laxmi in this show, but I've seen it multiple times now. Raj sister in Big Bang Theory, and that girl from Office Space, and some others I have seen but can't name from the top of my head. Granted I almost don't watch tv shows anymore. For the Indian readers here. Are Indian/Hindu portrayed the same in Bollywood, the one or two Bollywood movies I have seen I don't recognise this stereotype.

I think the idea came to fruition because of the rise of LLM AI. But the base concept is not new. It's just the Borg from Star Trek, only more friendly on the outside. I don't buy this whole SD Turquoise thing. Turquoise would never force people to convert, they would let them convert on their own account. /Spoiler Branding this as Turquoise seems like a Green perspective, same kind of idea that early Green would have if you would put LSD in water supply so everyone will Wake up. It does not work that way. Or the whole Neo Advaita idea, you can't snap people into waking up, 99% of the world is to attached to their ego. They can't survive without it. BTW the CIA tried that already in the 50's it's called MK Ultra. People lost their mind.

It had to be done. As a woman learn to love the gas, because that's what a man 💪🏼 does. 😆 A woman is only allowed to do if hers smells like flowers. 😆 ---- It depends on the situation, sometimes the sneaky ones are the best. Sometimes the audible ones are the best as the appending doom that's about to come. ---- In a romantic relationship I make it light hearted, make it a bit jokey. But if someone is uncomfortable with it, I will try to do in another room.

Don't see masculine and feminine as tied to a gender, see it as an energy. This misrepresentation gets misused and warped by stage SD Red / Blue / Orange all the time. The goal is not separation of energy into genders, it's about integration. A man integrates the Anima (feminine) energy while also stay to true his masculinity, and for a woman it's about integrating the Animus (masculine) energy while staying true to her femineity. Once you realise energy is different from gender then a lot of problems associated with this topic will disappear. You can be a man who creates a safe space for a woman to let her feminine energy shine, and a woman who works together with a man towards a set goal. It can be the other way also. A woman who is more set in her masculine energy can create a safe space for a man who is more set in his feminine energy. With this approach the LBTQI+ will also be integrated because in a same sex relationship you can have someone who is more dominant in masculine energy and someone who is more dominant in feminine energy. This is a more SD Green approach, I know, the problem with SD Green is forcing it as the only narrative that is right and being anti tradition roles. It's not about integration perspectives, but just forcing a new one upon society. You can still have traditional roles if you look at it from an energy point of view. Once you have a relationship were both partners fully embraced their Masculine and Feminine energy the relationship dynamics can be much more fluid. Switching depending on the situation. That's more of a 2nd tier approach. Social media culture is so twisted nowadays, that it's a constant stream on this forum (especially the Dating section) of correcting the misguided views of the people here (pick-up and red pill culture mostly). I find it tiring, I can't imagine how tiring it is for the women on this forum. But I do agree with @Natasha Tori Maru here. Get offline, go into the real world. I would add to that. Explore the world and break down those social media world views. In the Netherlands we have a saying: "De soep wordt nooit zo heet gegeten als hij wordt opgediend". Literal translation: '"The soup is never eaten as hot as it is served". Meaning: Things are usually not as bad as they (first) seem. The cure is question (your own and cultural) assumptions, broaden your experiences.

Gymnastics outfits and point scoring or points deduction system. Highly conformist.

Haha, guilty as charged. But this is one you only know if you did it yourself before 😉

I have done that many times already. I have travelled to places seen and felt the heartship deeply that comes to having a different skin colour. I went through the phase of "White guilt", apologising for my ancestors behaviour. Sorry I can't live the history that comes with that because I was not born with that skin colour, but I have tried my damnedest to deeply feel what affect the atrocities the colonisation had on the world. Don't make the mistake that only black/african people were affected by extortion and slavery. Asian people were also wronged in many ways. I live in a 3rd world country, that has history of oppression by Spaniards and the Americans before. I see it around me every day, how it affects the culture and the individuals. I challenge you not think in absolutes, one kind of thinking does not exclude the other. Pointing out a conformist way of thinking does not exclude the emotions that are associated with it.

Getting off topic here. The only thing I was pointing out the rules associated with the N. word are a conformist way of thinking. I'm not saying anything that the feelings behind the word are not justified.

The culture nowadays is not about the feeling anymore, it's about the rules.

True, it's not about the word itself it's about setting rules who can and can't use the word. That's the conformity I'm pointing out.

How is this for conformity.... How the black community is allowed to use the N.... word, while white people are not allowed and evenly publicly attacked for it if they do. Not downplaying any history that comes with the word, it's just conformist thinking. --- 420th post in this topic. Nice How conformist of me 😉

Sir Lewis Hamilton, Knighted, 7 times Formula 1 World Champion (only tied with Michael Schumacher), the most race wins with 104. Formula 1 is one of the most intensive sports out there. If veganism per definition is bad for the body Lewis should not have made it this far. This will shut up the anti-vegans. Watch how quickly people change the narrative from Vegan is unhealthy for the body to it's not doable or sustainable long term. I agree it takes a lot of work to be a healthy vegan, depends on your body type and how much effort you can put in.

The conformity of non conformity. This is what I was hoping Leo would address in his video and posts, I did not find it or maybe I missed it. He's sharing awareness how to recognise conformity, but he doesn't address how conformity is created, the source of conformity comes from non conformity. Non conformity and conformity are like the never ending cycle. If we are lucky it is an upwards cycle to higher consciousness, almost like a dynamic spiral 😉. Maybe what we need is not non conformity but meta non conformity. --- Finally finished the whole video. Leo brings it up a bit from the 3h50 mark.

The eye and skin of a nurse shark. Sharks are usually thought of having smooth skin. But their skin is rough which helps with the flow of water, reducing drag. The eye looks like a galaxy.

There's already a solution for that called Vegetarianism.