YIDIRYIDIR
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yeah great observation, stage yellow requires a lot of maturity, integration and holism. Not being multi-dimensional is usually what leads to this sort of thing. You have to integrate all aspects of reality. not just external or just internal or just rational or just spiritual, not just academic, not just philosophical, not just practical.... It's what Leo calls a Sage.
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Yes, And it's also the perfect time to make one, It will connect all the recent videos that are about deconstructing rationality, epistemic responsibility, and the whole theme of the most recent videos. and the book you're writing as well. Damn
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yeah, but a win is a win 😌
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Morocco won the 2025 U-20 world cup. the same coach is now coaching the main team. they've been getting better since the last WC semi final, which was crazy. they have arab cup and afcon now. so it isn't luck, they are a serious team.
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We'll see Leo, we'll see
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I see everyone here ignoring Morocco 👀 do i smell conformity? lol
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technically it's an Arabic country due to geopolitics. But ethnically, it isn't. Natives are called Amazighs. For example, in real life, more than half people are amazighs, and speak some version of tamazight. (the other half either forgot the language with newer generations or are purely arabs that came from the middle east). but in statistics, they don't make the distinction at all and consider everyone arab. the government didn't even officially recognize tamazight as a language until 2011, before that, there are no amazighs in the eyes of the government, basically.
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It ain't coming home brev
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Morocco isn't an Arabic country. and nah, there is a first time for everything. Morocco just one Arab cup, AFCON and is ranked 7th in the fifa ranking. they've been smashing it. it wasn't a miracle or luck.
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Morocco smokes them next week, watch
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Morocco winning that shit. last world cup was just our preparation.
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If somebody needs a case study or proof or something, tell them I'm available.
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Thank you, i appreciate it It is true, i should've mentioned that. but it's also not a great long term plan, you eventually will run out of will power.
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This is by far the simplest yet best lens i found that explains consistency and why most people struggle to stick with habits or new behaviors. it's called Requisite variety, it is a concept in cybernetics. Leo gave his insights on this concept in the context of creativity here: https://www.actualized.org/insights/requisite-variety-and-creative-laziness Before i dive into this, i first need to explain and list some definitions: (this might sound nerdy or technical but trust me, it's actually simple and straight forward at the end, you can even explain it to a child) Variety: the total number of distinct states a system can be in. A light switch has variety of 2. Your life circumstances have variety of thousands of possible states. Regulator: the system doing the controlling. Its job is to keep some goal variable stable despite disturbances. You are the regulator when you're trying to maintain consistent work output. A thermostat is the regulator when it's maintaining room temperature. Requisite Variety: the minimum amount of variety a regulator must have to successfully control a system. "Requisite" means required, not optional. It's the threshold below which control is structurally impossible. Disturbance System: everything in the environment that can push the goal variable out of its desired state. Life circumstances, market changes, algorithm updates, fatigue, unexpected obligations. It doesn't have to be hostile, it just has to introduce states your regulator hasn't mapped. Law of Requisite Variety: the variety of the regulator must be greater than or equal to the variety of the disturbance system for control to be maintained. Compressed into a phrase: only variety can absorb variety. If the environment can be in more states than you have responses for, the environment wins. Not sometimes, always, eventually, structurally. Okay, let's get to the explaining. Let's start with the mistake that most people make: Trying to control the variety of the 'the disturbance system' instead of increasing their own variety. Instead of having more responses to every state the system can generate. Example: You want to build a new habit, you try to do it exactly for 10 minutes, in a certain fixed time, everyday. you try to hold on to your routine, try to be consistent, cut distractions, design and optimize you environment, and use willpower when things change (you get tired, you lose motivation, some circumstances, schedule change, life happens...) All of that works, until it doesn't eventually, because sooner or later life will be in more states than responses you have for each state. what happens when you can't have the same routine anymore? what happens when you have some sudden emergency? what happens when you travel or change environment? what happens when random stuff happen where you can't do your habit in the same time and same environment? what happens when you run out of willpower? or when you get resistance? what happens when you don't feel like it or in a bad mood? what happens when you spend some couple miserable days? what happens when you run out of mental energy or are busy and burnt out? or when random life stuff create more friction? what happens when some unexpected social events take your time and energy? what happens when you can't run out of excuses that you tell yourself? see, trying to control the variety of the system you're trying to control always won't work. You need to stop asking "how do I protect the conditions that let me be consistent" and start asking "how many distinct situations can I find myself in, and do I have a version of this habit for each one?" you should have a system/habit for standard predictable conditions, normal routine, normal life, ideal conditions. then have a version of that system for each state you find yourself in/you find your environment in, A version for when you fee tired, a version for emergency, a version for when life throws at you whatever the fuck. A version for when you go through psychological stuff.... You basically should map every possible state that the system you want to control and have at least one response. That's why the corporate world and school succeed at this, whatever the fuck is happening, you have to come to school or to work, until you physically can't show up or have an extreme emergency, you show up no matter what. (but in a toxic way sometimes, you shouldn't get inspiration for these 2) Also, another distinction has to be made: Willpower vs Requisite variety. Willpower is a fuel model. You have a tank, you spend from it, it depletes, you fail. The implication is that success is about having more fuel or burning less of it. Requisite variety is a map model. You either have a response mapped to the current situation or you don't. Fuel is irrelevant if the road you're on doesn't exist in your map. The critical difference: willpower assumes the variable is inside you, your energy, your character, your resolve. Requisite variety puts the variable in the relationship between you and the environment. It's not about what you have inside, it's about whether your internal response set covers the external state you're currently in. So when you break a habit because you're tired and traveling, willpower model says "you didn't want it enough." Requisite variety model says "you never built a tired-and-traveling response. Of course you defaulted, there was nothing to execute." _______________________________________ Chess example: Player with low variety: Only knows and memorized a few specific moves. Only works when conditions are familiar. Something unexpected happens. He's lost. He starts guessing and improvising. Player with high variety: Understands the game deeply. He Internalized principles, not just sequences and moves. Covered regardless of position. Novel position arrives. Still has a move, a response.
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You're welcome
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Your mom. (sorry couldn't resist)
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YIDIRYIDIR replied to ladelle's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Manifestation is misunderstood as hell. it does work but not in a magical way, a reason why we can't explain how it works logically or simply is because it happens in a non linear way. also, why there is even manifestation in the first place, is that the psyche is a very complex thing, you can't just always do whatever you want whenever you want and work to achieve things you want like a robot. there's identity, resistance, shadow, bad programing, mindset, selective attention, instinct, tendencies, inner critic, beliefs, attitude the subconscious.... and all sorts of psychological obstacles and properties. manifestation is one technique to overcome those obstacles and leverage your psyche. So manifestation isn't a technique to magically get things, but it is a way to get your psyche and subconscious to work with you. thinking manifestation without action leads to anything is very wrong. -
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Old style is better in my opinion.
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This is very good.
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You're welcome, check this post for more Blog videos and content, and thanks to @Yimpa for showing me this post.
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Great rule and i stand by it. In the language of this post: By stopping things that are entertaining and fun, you increase the states you can be in (more bored, means more able to be more productive) which means you increased your variety. which is the right attitude in this context
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The people that love the word "nuance" will tell you lol
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It is pointless because Leo no longer operates that way. and he doesn't even respond or give feedback. this section was functional in the early days, around 2016 where he's in the early stages of building his audience. i even doubt Leo considers these ideas at all anymore.
