Monster Energy

Well, he’s bald. That’s probably below average already.

He sounds like Light Yagami

I think Leo has started thinking about living in Russia, because the women there are more like mother material, and the beauty there feels more genuine, not full of filters like in Las Vegas.

I think everyone has a wild monster inside them. Some people are just better at hiding it for longer

Maybe not when a person hates themselves. But healthy individuals, people who are grateful for life or feel a strong vitality within, will still move toward some form of status. The difference is that it isn’t vital for them. They don’t depend on it in the same way models, influencers, and other status-driven people often do.

Me when I lie

@Leo Gura @Miguel1 Don’t all people seek status in some form? Just at different levels. Everyone is driven by something, whether it’s visible or not.

It’s strange that the energy within someone can barely compete with status. That energy is pure and almost magical, yet girls still choose status and appearances. It’s so strange. It’s like mocking the source of beauty and choosing only the expression of it. I hope you understand what I’m trying to say.

Pray for me

You only find girls like that in the Middle East.

Religion should be banned. It is worse than pornography.

@Leo Gura I’m not convinced existence “knows everything about itself.” That sounds like projecting a human idea of knowledge onto reality as a whole. Maybe existence doesn’t have perfect self-awareness. Maybe it just is, and whatever understanding appears only arises locally through conscious beings trying to make sense of it.

Leo’s view that everything is just infinite consciousness imagining perspectives is interesting, but it doesn’t really explain how different experiences become structured. If consciousness is completely unlimited, then why does reality show consistent patterns at all? That’s where something like vibration or resonance starts to make more sense. If reality reflects the state that is being expressed, then patterns would naturally emerge through resonance. Similar states align with similar states, and over time that creates structure in experience instead of randomness.

Incredible

Something never having been done isn’t proof that it can’t be done. It just means we don’t know yet. And logic doesn’t say nothing should exist. Logic just describes relationships between things that already exist.

If the system can only speak from within itself, then any claim about what’s beyond it is still coming from inside the system.

The Big Bang isn’t called a miracle just because it’s unexplained. It’s simply an open question. The absence of an explanation doesn’t automatically mean that something beyond reason has to take over. And notice the paradox. Even saying that reasoning only goes so far is still a claim made through reasoning.

Unanswerable questions are concepts.

@Willy Phallicus You can express it through logic or you can reject logic, but you’re still making a claim either way. Saying the divine exists but can’t be explained logically is still a statement made through reasoning. The mystery might be deeper than logic, but the moment we talk about it, we’re already using it.

No. Progress usually comes from questioning belief systems, not replacing one with another.

You haven’t seen the final illusion yet. Notice something carefully everything you say about existence still uses logic. Even saying that logic can’t explain it is itself a logical claim.

One of the better posts I’ve seen on this forum, honestly.

I see your point. But the second we talk about it, it kind of becomes a concept again, doesn’t it?

That doesn’t mean explanation becomes pointless.