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[Davino]

I couldn't agree more. Tomorrow, I have the toughest exam across my two engineering degrees. I've been working on this subject daily for months, trying to wrap my mind around it and crack it. It's mind-shattering how insignificant it is in the big scheme of Reality, just a tiny subspace of math and engineering, in the whole Field of Human Knowledge, which again is just a minute figment in the Cosmos; yet that insignificant figment is monstrously complex with so many avenues and traps everywhere. It feels like eating a brick and trying to digest it. It's really humbling. How much care did God put in all things...

[Ero]

Recent blog posts have been absolute gold. Thanks for sharing. 

[Leo Gura]

13 minutes ago, Davino said:

I couldn't agree more. Tomorrow, I have the toughest exam across my two engineering degrees. I've been working on this subject daily for months, trying to wrap my mind around it and crack it. It's mind-shattering how insignificant it is in the big scheme of Reality, just a tiny subspace of math and engineering, in the whole Field of Human Knowledge, which again is just a minute figment in the Cosmos; yet that insignificant figment is monstrously complex with so many avenues and traps everywhere. It feels like eating a brick and trying to digest it. It's really humbling. How much care did God put in all things...

Aye aye.

[Rafael Thundercat]

Related to Low Perpective of Mórmon Dogma and Proselitizing it.

This guy show a very good story of someone opening eyes to it and to be able to navigate the situation of stainding in a place of Not Knowing or Existential Crisis. I relate well with his story since I had the same experience if feeling the need to free my self from Mórmon Conditioning and Negotiating the consequences of Leaving all my Worldview behind. Of course that is just the beginning, there is much more sutble fantasies to let go. 

 

[Whitney Edwards]

4 hours ago, Davino said:

I couldn't agree more. Tomorrow, I have the toughest exam across my two engineering degrees. I've been working on this subject daily for months, trying to wrap my mind around it and crack it. It's mind-shattering how insignificant it is in the big scheme of Reality, just a tiny subspace of math and engineering, in the whole Field of Human Knowledge, which again is just a minute figment in the Cosmos; yet that insignificant figment is monstrously complex with so many avenues and traps everywhere. It feels like eating a brick and trying to digest it. It's really humbling. How much care did God put in all things...

Best wishes 

[Vynce]

I couldn't help myself..

[Ulax]

The 2023 actualized.org rebellion will never be forgotten 

[Yimpa]

4 hours ago, Ulax said:

The 2023 actualized.org rebellion will never be forgotten 

Hehe, thank you for your service General Ulax 🫡 

[LoneWonderer]

Latest content on blog pure gold! How lucky are we to have this forum and Leo in our lives! 🙏

[Ulax]

9 hours ago, RightHand said:

What happened? I wasn't on the forum!

I think it was 2023 at least. 
Some dude was trying to recruit people to a discord server and there was like a group of them there instead of on here lol. I think they had a Minecraft server too lol.

Pretty sure they all got banned for here eventually

[Yimpa]

@Ulax Oh, I was thinking of a different event that happened in that same year.

[Rafael Thundercat]

Related to the last post of Warning about that will come to America

Do anyone watched the first discourse of Trump.

Drill baby Drill!! What else one need to hear to know for who this guy Work for? 

the Golden Age of America started? Make me laugth.

 

[Bobby_2021]

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The trap on the left is excessive relativism and West-bashing, the trap on the right is essentialist racism, ethnocentrism, and exceptionalism

The western woke left does a lot of white man bashing which is an emotional and subtly racist response.

But that's not the relevant point here.

The point is that white men managed to get the fruits of third world labour and siphon off their wealth into first world countries.

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Western values and nations are generally higher and better than non-Western ones because they result in less enslaved peoples

Western companies exist solely because of slave labour from the global South. It's pivotal to the profit margins of the US corporate giants.

Apple will not exist if not for the slave labour from India/China. Western values are not what creates high profit margins. It's good old slavery.

The exact process of wealth extraction is too sophisticated to be explained but basically it's just that; an elaborate extraction scheme.

[Ulax]

5 hours ago, Yimpa said:

@Ulax Oh, I was thinking of a different event that happened in that same year.

Oh which one lol.

I didn’t know which one you were referring to when you made your comment to me lol. So I got confused but didn’t want to ruin the fun by saying I didn’t understand ahaha.

[Rafael Thundercat]

13 minutes ago, Bobby_2021 said:

 

Western companies exist solely because of slave labour from the global South. It's pivotal to the profit margins of the US corporate giants.

Apple will not exist if not for the slave labour from India/China. Western values are not what creates high profit margins. It's good old slavery.

The exact process of wealth extraction is too sophisticated to be explained but basically it's just that; an elaborate extraction scheme.

Yes  it maybe too sophisticated to be explained but if it exist and is rolling now it is still possible to understand. 

 

[Basman]

On 19/01/2025 at 2:57 AM, Leo Gura said:

His work is so convoluted that I can't be bothered to do the work to unravel it. So I withhold judgment. That's the problem with these fucking European philosophers. It takes 5 years of study just to understand what the hell they're trying to say, and it turns out to be less profound than what I can conjure up on my own in a week.

This is why I hate continental philosophy and why I'm dropping out of my philosophy studies. The content itself is fine for my purposes but its overly obtuse.

[Basman]

On 20/01/2025 at 9:01 AM, Vynce said:

I couldn't help myself..

Its Leo's dick all the way down if you're a meat rider.

[Recursoinominado]

On 1/20/2025 at 5:01 AM, Vynce said:

I couldn't help myself..

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[Yimpa]

“Seeing one's own absurdities is the hard part.”

[Adrian colby]

I completely agree with the latest blog post’s observations about the authoritarian trajectory and the spiritual warnings that seem to have gone unheeded. It’s disheartening, but also a reminder of how easily humanity can miss the opportunity to change its course when the majority remains unaware of their own power to shape reality through their choices, attitudes, and awareness.

Over the last five years, I’ve often used the term ‘false light’ to describe the allure of narratives that claim to offer truth but ultimately pull people further away from their own inner realization. The drastic polarization we’ve witnessed—where individuals flip from leftist ‘woke’ ideals to conspiracy-driven alt-right thinking—highlights how people can be manipulated when they lack personal awareness. It reminds me of the New Age warnings about a ‘pole shift,’ not of the Earths magnetic field itself, but of political and spiritual polarity within humanity. Instead of awakening to their own inner mechanisms, many have simply traded one external narrative for another, still rooted in victimhood and self-validation.

Through plant medicine ceremonies and in spiritual communities, I’ve seen how emotional attachments block the self-awareness needed to break free from these cycles. It’s made me realize the importance of going back to basics—addressing the unawakened stages with compassion and offering spaces where people can slowly untangle their conditioning. Small, intimate sessions that guide people back to their inner awareness seem to be the most effective way forward.

For me, it’s about helping others turn away from external stories and frameworks that dominate their reality and begin seeing from multiple perspectives. This isn’t a battle to win but a journey of fostering understanding, encouraging people to move beyond survival instincts, anger, and victimhood. Even in the face of chaos, I believe it’s possible to find peace and return to love, compassion, and clarity—qualities that remain steadfast when we remember the source within.

No matter the external story, I remain committed to creating spaces for contemplation and temporary refuge. The work is ongoing, but I believe it matters more than ever as the storm approaches.