Tyler Robinson

This is good take and I'm glad that you had a good experience. But I recently read about women in the military get sexually abused and harassed and the blue culture shuts it down to maintain their image and reputation and not disrupt their order. What's your take on it?

@Michael569 yea really good points but do you sometimes wonder that these things come at price of some toxicity. Is it possible to have a society where ethics are maintained but at the same time not abused by religious groups. What's the price we pay for maintaining these systems in place. As much as I love the idea of public services like hospitals, do you also realize that these places are also massive grounds of corruption and nepotism, bureaucracy. You're presenting these systems as perfect but are they really perfect in real life? I can think of people dying waiting for a kidney donation because the government doesn't give a fuck about them.

@KH2 fair enough.

@Swarnim respect your honesty!

It's not about the amount of melanin. You're skirting the issue. It's that being black and becoming a president would have been extremely tough. Him being black had everything to do with it because it's a great accomplishment that all black people are proud of. In a country still divided by racism his accomplishment is huge and almost impossible And not only that he maintained office with utmost grace and commitment. He wasn't disgraced like Trump. He held his office with honor and worked very hard as indicated by his greying hair and slimming figure, he is the true embodiment of Masculinity. He is a great dad, a great husband, a good son, and a good President What more do you want? He doesn't Need flashy cars Because real men don't need shiny objects to look great. That's what kids do.

At the same time I don't want a culture where a man who lied in his business gets thrown into jail for the rest of his life. How does that work for ya?

I'll ruminate on this.

You think that becoming the President of America being a black man in a majority white nation is an easy feat? Bro which rock are you living under?

Do you agree that this woman is totally deluded? What is she saying? It sounds horribly sexist. I can't believe she has an audience. That's very disturbing. This guy is a master manipulator. And I can't believe she doesn't see through him.

I totally agree with you, if you keep it all stripped down, then that's when stage Blue is actually in its most healthy state. It's like water, in its most healthy state its pure and free of chemicals.

What about Barack Obama or do we simply ignore good role models?

@Happy Lizard nope. I'm not forcing my worldview. I'm explaining my worldview so that people who look at stage Blue with rose tinted glasses can wake up to it's sad reality. I'm showing compassion so that people don't suffer the rigors of stage Blue.

Yesterday I saw this documentary and I cried After that I did meditation for 20 minutes approx. And I came to this realization, this insight The greatest evil does not lie in not following morality The greatest evil lies in enforcing morality. Isn't that what old societies did to people. Then Jesus said - An allusion to an utterance of Jesus in John 8:7, viz. “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.” ...

I don't know what's happening to me. You make me a more understanding person. You make me a positive person. I'm growing a lot. In the past few days I have understood that most people have an inner child that needs healing. We all need to be healing inside. Your vibe is healing me.

Even Jesus said in the Bible, that people should do good only out of free will. And none of us are truly without sin.

That's ok. But people should follow these ideals only out of self will, interest and freedom. People should not be forced to follow these ideals because that's what toxic blue does. If a person wants to be ethical, let them do so out of free will only (this is stage green). Goodluck.

@Max_V I'm trying to make you aware of the harsh realities of stage Blue which is majority Blue in real life.

@Max_V I'm at stage green. I have gone beyond stage Blue because of my religious upbringing. I had to be stage green to overcome the trauma of stage Blue I have found peace in the Trans and the LGBT community.

This is the taste of what stage Blue looks like in reality, away from your fairy tales. And I hope you never have the misfortune of dealing with stage Blue. The healthy part of stage Blue is extremely tiny and almost invisible Watch this.

@Carl-Richard @Max_V I'll narrate something to you because the way you think about Stage blue, you aren't scarred enough to be fearful of it for the rest of your lives. Ask a traumatized child. The guy in the video is describing a simple redneck lifestyle which feels more like stage Red rather than stage Blue because he is living in nature. Stage blue is living under a strict code of ethics and surrounded by cultish people. Have both of you guys ever lived in a cult? Have you guys heard of Jim Jones? You don't want that horror coming to you. So my ex boyfriend Mr J lived and raised in New Orleans by a crazy single mom who suddenly decided one day that she should send him to a religious organization in Florida for the sake of de-addiction and discipline (so Stage blue), J was addicted to cocaine and crazy mother didn't know how to deal with it so crazy mom sent him to this Catholic organization. You can only imagine what they decided to do with him. They sent him to France and seized his passport and cut all his communication with his mom. And then mercilessly and brutally beat him everyday to make him work. It was a cult. He was beaten everyday by church members and clergy people and then Locked out in the cold with bare feet as punishment if he ever protested against the grim conditions he had been subjected to. He was given nothing other than bread and cheese and eggs throughout the day and he barely had a blanket during winter. He was severely traumatized by the ordeal that the catholic cult leaders put him through and that turned him into an abusive person.. He got help from his fellow friends at the Catholic Cult and he somehow came back to America and never spoke to his mom again. You guys in your cozy European countries, one from Norway and the other from Netherlands, you have absolutely zero clue what it means to live in a strict stage Blue environment. You sit in a cozy armchair and weave fairy tales of an imaginary stage Blue community that has no resemblance to real life stage blue experiences. Experience some of it in real life and I guarantee you'll never even want to be anywhere a typical stage Blue moralist. The guy in the video is not some religious freak. He is just a humble man. Since he talks about being in nature and living his means in the most basic caveman style, I would consider him stage Red rather than stage Blue. Stage Red does not always mean some angry violent person. Any cool caveman can be a healthy stage Red.

@DefinitelyNotARobot I don't wish to integrate something that does not give me basic freedom and dignity as a human being. It's basically abuse of human rights.

I'm sorry but I cannot think of anything healthy when it comes to stage blue. They are all about morality, finger pointing, witch hunt, religion, religious hypocrisy, moral high horse, punishing people for little things, lack of empathy, patriarchy, dogmatism, lack of regard for human life, religious fanaticism, abusive marriages, no support for women, strict monogamies, too much restrictions, zero freedom, power, Domination, authority, superiority, bending to authority, nepotism, extreme corruption. The Bible belt is known for religious hypocrisy Some of the worst war crimes are committed by religious people in the name of religion, example Salem witch trials and the catastrophe of world War 2. No thanks, I want nothing to do with Blue. Even Tribal Red is better than Blue.

You don't exist to engage.

@Razard86 Master: Tell me a joke about Enlightenment. Disciple: Master, Enlightenment is a very serious thing. Master Laughs Out Loud. Disciple: What are you laughing about Master? Master: Nothing.

Here is the thing though: all a dreams is, is just a collection of thoughts. You could call it an illusion, but the same way you could call your perception of reality in waking life an illusion. It's just that when you sleep, you get little sensory input so your brain reconstructs reality based on your memories, feelings and perceptions. That being said, you can't get to know what it feels like to be in a tornado because you haven't been in one. But to think thoughts in dreams don't affect you is the same as saying thoughts in waking life don't affect you. Here is what I'm getting at: the process by which the brain learns new information is not fully understood, but we know that when you do an activity over and over again, the brain behaves in the same certain way - when you play the guitar, the connections that are being used for it are being strengthened(as in more neurotrasmitters are being produced between brain cells). It's the basic principal of the body - what you use is what gets stronger. When you think about playing the guitar though, the brain reacts in almost exactly the same way. You imagine it, you use the same brain connections, you get better. Learning is actually purely psychological phenomenon. Your fingers don't learn, it's only how you rearrange your brain matrix. You can do it physically, unconsciously, or force it with thoughts. There are numerous experiments showing this. The most crazy one is a study with body building. People that simply think about working out during the day, imagine their muscles growing and their power increasing, build muscle mass faster than those who don't, with the same exercise time and routine. You can question the objectivity of those studies sure, but I personally have experienced this with other things as well. When you dream, when you think, you rearrange your brain so that it is more efficient at thinking that way. That's learning.