Leo Gura

Point Out My Bias

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8 minutes ago, Psychonaut said:

Messias-Complex

This is more common than we would like to feel or think.  

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18 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

This is more common than we would like to feel or think.  

Indeed Claude.

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i think you have a bias against non-spirituality or not pursuing god/awakening. it's your whole brand but it does not apply to most people. i'm kind of aware im speaking with some bias here and i don't mean this as an insult i love you leo but you're so spiritual  but you aren't healthy, you've been single for years (you can blame it on your health but there are plenty of guys who are more sick than you and still have girlfriends) and you don't seem that happy i'm not sure how you can convince me that you are. 

i don't know i feel like you shame people for not wanting to be serious about deep spirituality but how is life any better just because you "know" everything. you're still like any other person dealing with their own struggles. 

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3 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

Playing the forum like a video game.  

xD It is beautiful to seee.

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10 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

I'm not sure actually.

Yes and No :D

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Bias towards being a man and your dating/relationship advice skews toward pickup and less so toward long-term relationships; it's lacking a lot. I know you've made episodes such as "a rant against the pickup community" etc. Nevertheless, the vibes of this space in dating/sexuality/relationships is still very red-pill/pickup coded, with very little emphasis on deeper or longer-term connections between partners.

Bias towards being a dick; literally using your social status and gravitas to call people names and act like an edgy teenager with respect to some of the most serious and mentally destabilising topics known to man. What could go wrong? Also, such wow, so amazement! ... many young guys emulate this behaviour here, monkey see, monkey do.

Bias towards teaching/explaining. Not everything can or should be explained. In this vein, bias towards logic and rationalism away from emotion, feelings and the body, which are alternative (not necessarily equal) modes of interfacing with reality as humans.

  • Bias towards literal definitions of words as opposed to contextual interpretations of words; a subtle point I've noticed again and again, where you will dismiss people's expressions because they aren't using words according to your own internalised or standardised definitions. A recent example: "gym rat" is typically a term of endearment and camaraderie. Rat in other contexts: not so much.

Bias towards novelty. Sometimes the boring old things really are best. Also a subtle sense of almost needing to do something new or novel.

American.

Bias against normies. Once you said if you had to work a post office job, you would kill yourself. Why the antipathy to normal ass jobs or existence?

Baboon.

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